Elite Pictures
At the Elite Pictures to-night the new programme will contain several interesting dramatic subjects, headed by "The Mystery of the Silver Skull," with Mr…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1914
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Pavilion Theatre
At the Pavilion Moving Theatre, Union-street, Mr. Robert Hollyford's Dan Barry Dramatic Company continue to delight large audiences. The dramatic attraction…
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A piano, organ, and violin recital is to be given in the Central Mission Social Hall to-night. The proceeds are in aid of the Seamen's Mission work. An…
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Very attractive programmes were opened at Herbert's Picture Theatres at Broadmeadow and Islington last night. The chief film is a fine Essanay drama,…
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A picture of exceptional interest was shown at the Elite, Pictures last evening under the title of "The Mystery of the Silver Skull," Billy Steele a young trader,…
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"Sapho," a story that teaches a great moral lesson, will be screened at the Star Pictures, Junctio, to-night. "An Enemy's Aid" is another interesting dramatic…
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"By the Cross" is proving an attractive feature in the programme of Lyceum Pictures at the Central Hall. Last evening's very large audience watched with…
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At the Imperial Pictures to-night, "Sapho," adapted from the novel of Alphonse Daudet, will be the principal picture attraction. The special…
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A concert promoted in aid of the Central Methodist Seamen's Mission was held in the social hall last evening in the presence of a large attendance. The items…
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The new programme submitted at the Union Picture Theatres at Hamilton and Melville-street, Newcastle, last night drew large and appreciative audiences at…
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"Saphe," from the story by Alphonse Daudet, was produced at the imperial Pictures lest evening, and its portrayal won unstinted approval. The story has…
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Alphonse Daudet's great work, "Saphe," Which has undergone much criticism as a play, was screened at the Star Pictures at the Junction last evening. There could…
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The Weekly change at the popular Pavilion Theatre to-night be the striking drama, "The Power of a Weman's Love," in which almost every human…
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A band contest, under the auspices, of the Newcastle Hospital and the Newcastle Municipal Baud, is to be held on the Newcastle Sports Ground on…
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Alderman J. C. Reid, the Mayor of Newcastle, has arranged for the following bands to play on Shortland Park:—Sunday night, at 8.15, Municipal Band; Tuesday…
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Another programme of vaudeville and pictures is announced at Paradise Pictures, Droadmeadow, to-night. "The Road to Dawn" and "Travellers of the Road…
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At the Imperial Pictures to-night "Saphe" will again be the principal attraction. The picture, which is 5500ft long, is adapted from the novel of Alphonse…
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At the Star Pictures, Junction, to-night, "Sapher" from the book by Alphonse Daudet, will be screened, together with a full programme of other subjects. Hex…
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"The Daredevil," a thrilling episode in the life of a circus performer, a companion picture to the famous picture, "The four Daredevils," will be screened at…
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The sensational detective drama, "The Master Crook," will again be screened at the Union Picture Theatres, Hamilton and Newcastle to-night. The special…
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