Pavilion Theatre
Mr. Robert Hollyford's Dan Barry Dramatic Company presented "The Christian" at the Pavilion Theatre last evening to a moderate audience. In the dramatisation…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1915
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Amusements. Lyceum Pictures
Charles Chaplin will be presented in "Dough and Dynamite" at the matinee of the Lyceum Pictures at the Central this afternoon, and for the last time…
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Mr. W. Herbert announces a big attraction for Broadmeadow and Islington to-night, when the war picture, "Through the Firing Line," will be screened. The…
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The principal feature of the new programme of Elite Pictures presented on Saturday was a big dramatic production in six acts, entitled "The German Spy's…
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At the Broadway pictures, Broadmendow [?] the principal attractions will be "The Acid Test," and "Sword of Damocles," The dancing competitions…
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At the Central Hall on Saturday crowded audiences witnessed the Lyceum Pictures. To-night's new subjects include the four-part dramatic production, "The…
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Another new programme will be provided at the Union Picture Theatres, Hamilton and Newcastle, to-night, The principal dramatic subject is "A…
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"The Floating Call," a romantic newspaper drama, will be the attractive feature of the new programme at the Star and Imperial Pictures to-night. "The…
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“A Recent Confederate Victory,” which is the featured drama in the new programme opened before large audiences at the Union Pictures, Cook’s Hill and…
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A European war film, entitled “Through the Firing Line,” forms a conspicuous feature of the new programme of Herbert’s Pictures shown at Broadmeadow and…
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"The Price of Blood," a powerful and interesting dramatic production, was the chief feature of the new programme of Lyceum Pictures presented last night at…
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Large audiences cordially received the new programme screened at the Imperial Pictures, Bank Coroner, and Star Pictures, the Junction, last night. A detective…
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A concert organised by the Newcastle branch of the Red Cross Society in aid of the motor lorry fund will be held this evening on board the French barque…
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The new programme at the Elite Pictures this evening will have for its chief feature "The Marriage Wager," dealing with the quarrel of two brothers. "He…
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A very successful promenade concert and dance was held, by permission of Captain Ybert, on the French barque Ville du Havre, at North Stockton last…
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The comedy drama, "Uncle Bill," is the chief feature of the new programme at the Union Pictures, Cook's Hill and Hamilton, this evening. "A Halted…
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Large audiences greeted with marked cordiality the change of programme at Herbert's Pictures, Broadmeadow and Islington, last night. The featuring of "The…
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The new programme of Elite Pictures presented last night included "The Marriage Wager," a powerful dramatic production. The audience was large and…
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An attractive programme is announced in connection with the change of Lyccum Pictures at the Central Hall to-night, the principal subjects being the Thannouser…
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"The Christian" has been withdrawn from the boards at the Pavilion Theatre, after a successful season, and to-night Mr. Robert Hollyford's Dan…
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