Imperial Pictures
"The Battle of Gettysburg," 4500ft long, will head the list of attractions at the Imperial Pictures to-night. "The Birthday Ring" is a pathetic drama. Entries…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1914
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Union Pictures
At the Union Picture Theatres, Hamilton and Newcastle, to-night, the star attraction will be the railroad drama, "The Runaway Freight." On Monday,…
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Pictures of the greatest interest were exhibited at the Paradise Pictures, Broadmeadow, on Saturday night, before a large and appreciative audience. "A…
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At both afternoon and evening exhibitions of the Lyceum Pictures, the Central Hall was crowded on Saturday. To-night's now programme will include a pictorial…
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"The Impression, or the Red Hand" and "The Crime of Another" were two pictures which were prominent in the new programme presented at the Elite…
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The Pavilion Moving Theatre, Union-street, was filled to its utmost capacity on Saturday night, when Mr. Robert Hollyford's Dan Barry Dramatic company…
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The chief films at the Union Pictures at Hamilton and Cook's Hill last evening were "The Runaway Freight" and "The Tiger," the latter containing many…
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"The Battle of Gettysburg" was presented at the Imperial Pictures last evening. The incidents are contained within five reels, and they open with…
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A fine picture, occupying the whole of one half of the evening, was screened in "The Battle of Gettysburg" at the Star Pictures at the Junction last evening. In…
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The new programme of Paradise Pictures presented last night embodied a well-chosen selection of subjects, among which "Hazel Kirke, or the Lancashire…
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The new programme-screened by Mr. W. Herbert at Broadmeadow and Islington last night was watched by large and apprehensive audiences. The principal picture…
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"Moths,'' a splendidly produced adaptation of "Oulda's" famous novel, occupies half the new programme screened by Messrs. Dix and Baker to a large…
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Mr. W. Herbert will submit another change of programme at Broadmeadow and Islington to-night. The dramatic subjects are headed by "Heart of An…
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At the Paradise Pictures Broadmeadow to-night. "Red Rose Apache." illustrating the depths of passion and how an Apache sacrificed his liberty for the sake of a…
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Another change of programme will be provided at the Elite Picturescope Palace to-night, the star attraction being "A Glorious Star." Other dramatics…
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Mr. Robert Hollyford's Dan Barry Dramatic Company continue to delight large audiences at the Pavilion Moving Theatre, Union-street. "The Lights of London…
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Following on interviews with London society loaders condemning the Tango, the "Daily Chronicle" publishes the opinions of New York…
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"The Heart of An Artist," a coloured picture, containing many beautiful scenes, was presented at Herbert's Pictures at Broadmeadow and Islington last evening,…
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Pictures of much interest, including "A Glorious Scar," a very interesting drama, were exhibited at the Elite Picturescope Palace last evening. There…
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At the Star Pictures, Junction, to-night, the new programme will contain several interesting dramatic subjects, including "The Law of Honour," and "The Stolen…
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