Imperial Pictures
There was a crowded audience at the Imperial Pictures on Saturday night, when the new programme was well received. "Captain Brand's Wife," a…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1912
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Herbert's Pictures
A widely varied and interesting series of new pictures was presented by Mr. W. Herbert, on Saturday night, at both the Rugby Ground, Hamilton, and at…
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A flue selection of dramatic subjects was embodied in the new programme presented by the Elite Pictures management on Saturday. There was a crowded…
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The star film, "The Course of True Love," screened before a very large audience at the Union Pictures, last night, is a pretty, picture-story, with some charming scenery. A…
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The production of such a play as "Sweet Neil of old Drury" for the cinematograph affords an illustration of the breadth of development that has been attained in this…
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The programme of the Newcastle Operatic Society's concert, to be held in the Masonic Hall to-morrow evening, in aid of the funds of the Newcastle…
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There was a large attendance at the Elite Picturescope. Palace last evening when the usual change in the programme was made. The new plus met with much…
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A special matinee of "Sweet Nell" will be given this afternoon. Crowded and enthusiastic audiences have been attracted to the Central Hall by this fine pictorial…
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The Newcastle Operatic Society's concert in aid of the Newcastle Hospital will be given to-night in the King's Hall. Lady Denman has consented to be present. An…
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The new programme provided by Mr. W. Herbert at Hamilton and Islington last night was received with much favour. "The Lighthouse by the Sea" is…
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At the Imperial Pictures, last night. "The Curate's Love Story" was one of the star pictures. The curate loves the squire's daughter, but is afraid to tell her…
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"The Romance of Hefty Burke" was the star attraction at the Paradise Pictures, Broadmeadow, last evening. Hefty attends a ball with several friends,…
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At the Union Pictures last evening there was a large attendance to witness the new programme. "The Strangler's Grip" is an Australian drama in which…
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A concert, the proceeds of which are to be devoted to the Newcastle Hospital, was given by the Newcastle Operatic Society in the King's Hall last night,…
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Final presentations of "Sweet Nell of Old Drury" will be given at the Central Hall this afternoon and to-night. The play has met with the warm approval of…
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At the matinee to-day and at the evening performance at the Elite Picture-scope Palace, "Two Wolves and a Lamb," "The Opium Smuggler," and ,"Why…
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At the Imperial Pictures to-night "The Private Detective, " a sensational drama; "The Gossips," "When the West was Wild," and "Girl in the Motor" will be…
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"The Heart of an Outlaw" will be the star subject at the Paradise Pictures, Broadmendow, this evening. "The Western Heroine" and tour other dramatics…
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At Islingin to-night, Mr. W. Herbert will screen "The Life and Battles of Daniel Boone" and eight other star subjects. Mr. Herbert announces that he…
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For this ball game divide the players in two sides, and then form a ring alternately, so that no two members of one side are together. Put the ball on…
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