Herbert's Pictures
At Herbert's No. 2 Show, Islington, to-night, the star attraction will be "The American Squatter's Daughter," "Lochinvar," and "On the Brink," together with…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1912
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Lyceum Pictures
"The Colleen Bawn," together with "Australia's First Aviator, Mr. W. E. Halt," taking the air at Penrith, and other subjects will be shown at the…
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"The Fatal Wedding" will be the principal attraction at the imperial Picture Palace this evening. The film is 4000ft in length, and the famous Tin Can Band…
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The change of programme at the Elite Picturescope Palace to-day will include two A.B. dramas "Dan the Dandy,'' and "Love in the Hills."…
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Mr. W. Herbert will screen the Langford-M'Vea fight pictures, on the League Football Ground, Hamilton, to-night. the film is 6000ft in length, and every one…
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A good batch of dramatic subjected was included in the new programme of Elite Pictures, which was presented before a crowded audience in the evening. The…
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The new programme of Lyceum Pictures at the Central Hall to-night will, for the first time in Newcastle, it is announced, include a complete series of…
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There was a crowded audience at the Imperial Pictures on Saturday night, large number of people standing, while many were unable to obtain admission. With…
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"Don Ramon's Daughters," a Mexican romanes, was the star subject presented to a packed audience at the Paradise Pictures, Broadmeadow, on Saturday evening. The…
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The pictures of the fight between the coloured boxers, Sam M'Vea and Sam Langford, were screened by Mr. Will Herbert, at the Rugby League Grounds,…
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A very large audience witnessed the Union Pictures' change of programme last night. In "The King of Coiners," a sergeant of police is also head of a…
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"Hands Across the Sea in '76," a story of the American War of Independence, was screened at the Islington picture enclosure last evening, to a large audience…
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Dumas' well-known work, "The Three Musketeers," has provided excellent material for a fine picture, which is included in the new programme presented…
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The new programme of Elite Pictures attracted an appreciative audience last night. In "A Deputy's Honor," a young man, rejected by his sweetheart's father,…
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A new programme was submitted by the Paradise Pictures management, Broadmeadow, last night, and attracted a large and appreciative audience. A…
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The Imperial Pictures drew a large audience last night, when an entirely new programme was submitted. The dramatic films, "Lucia's Broken…
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This week's programme of Lyceum Pictures at the Central Hall is nightly witnessed by very large audience, with evident appreciation. The pictures of the…
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The new programme of pictures presented by Mr. W. Herbert at the Rugby League Grounds at Hamilton, and also at Islington last night, was well patronised…
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"The Knight of the Cross," a story of the War of the Crusades, held pride of place at the Union Pictures, Cook's Hill, last evening. Two knights, in love…
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At the Central Hall to-night will be presented for the first time in Newcastle a thrilling photo-play entitled "The Battle," produced by the American Biograph…
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