Amusements. Lyceum Pictures
The first series of the Lyceum Pictures' baby (by biograph) competition was last night again presented to a crowded and enthusiatstic audience. The ballot, which…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1913
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Imperial Pictures
There was a very large and appreciative audience present last night to witness the new programme of Imperial Pictures. The principal picture was a…
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A large audience enjoyed the change of films at the Union Pictures last evening, which embraced a number of particularly good subjects. "The Cardsharpers'…
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At the Central Hall this afternoon and to-night the "First Series" of the Lyceum Pictures Baby By Biograph Competition will be presented for the last time, the…
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At the Union Pictures at 2.30 this afternoon, and 8 o'clock this evening, "The Card Sharpers," and "The Ambassador's Daughter" will again be shown. On…
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"The Starbucks" will again be screened at the Imperial Pictures to-night. "The Hand of Death" is among the other dramatic subjects, and "Over the Back…
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Two performances will be given as usual at the Elite Picture Palace to-day. The star picture is "The Earl of Essex," which deals with one of the most dramatic…
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The programme at the Star Pictures to-night will include several dramatic subjects "The Starbucks" is an emotional drama of the south, in which Opie Read…
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At Broadmeadow and Islington to-night Mr. W. Herbert's new programme will include "Prison Life on the Cliff," "The Pioneer's Mistake," "The Altered…
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'The Schemers Outwitted" will be the star subject at the Paradise Pictures, Broadmeadow to-night. Other dramatics include "The Shepherd's Flute" and "A…
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Mr. Robert Hollyford, of the Dan Barry Dramatic Company, announces that his present season in Newcastle has concluded, but In three months' time he will…
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Paris, like London, is never free from crazes; in fact, when it does got one it takes it far more badly than London ever does (said the Paris correspondent of the…
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The new programme of Paradise Pictures screened at Broadmeadow on Saturday night was watched by a very large and appreciative audience. The star film…
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The Central Hall was crowded at both afternoon and evening performances on Saturday, when the Lyceum Pictures management presented for…
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No finer picture has been shown by the Elite Pictures management than "The Earl of Essex," an historical subject, which is the principal feature of the new…
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"The Birthday Gift," "The Phantom Ship," "A Thief of Love," and "The Press Gang," were a quartette of fine new dramatic subjects at the Union Pictures last…
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One of the finest and most remarkable films yet seen in Newcastle is "The Weaker Vessel," which forms the star attraction in the new programme presented…
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Some excellent films are included in the new programme of Herbert's Pictures, shown at Islington last night, before a delighted audience. The star series is a…
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To say that the baby (by biograph) competition conducted by the Lyceum Pictures management at the Central Hall has caught on is to suggest in a very…
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An interesting and attractive programme was screened at the Star Pictures, Junction, last night. Included in the dramatic subjects was "The Weaker…
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