Imperial Pictures
"The Ploughshare," a four-reel drama, was screened at the Imperial Pictures last evening. The characterisation throughout is extremely good, and the…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1916
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Herbert's Pictures
Herbert's Picture Theatres, Newcastle, Islington, and Broadmeadow, wee crowded last night, and the new programme screened at each met with cordial…
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The presentation of the drama Blue Grass" at the Union Pictures, at Hamilton and Cook's Hill, last evening, brought out many exciting episodes of…
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"The Telegrapher's Peril," a Lubin railway story, is featured in the new programme screened at the Lyric Pictures yesterday afternoon and last night. The…
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At the Union Picture Theatres, Hamilton and Cook's Hill, this afternoon and tonight, "Blue Grass," Paul Armstrong's romantic story of the racecourse, will be…
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"The Ploughshare," a drama of the old romantic South, will again be screened at the Imperial Pictures to-night, together, with "The Honor of the District…
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"The Lion's Cub," a sensational war drama, is to be screened at the Broadway Pictures, Broadmeadow, to-night; also, "The Stage Coach Driver," and…
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At Mr. W. Herbert's Newcastle Picture Theatre this afternoon and to-night the attractive features of the new programme will be "The Stain on the Wall" and…
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At the Star Theatre. Junction, this afternoon and to-night, "The Ploughshare," in four acts, will be the principal attraction. "The Honour of the District…
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This is a fine game in which any number of people may play a the same time, and the more taking part in it the greater will be the fun. Cut out interesting…
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Mr. W. Herbert will provide another new programme at his picture theatres, Newcastle, Broadmeadow, and Islington, to-night. The principal attraction is…
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At the Union Picture Theatres, Hamilton and Newcastle, to-night, Robert Conness and Grace Williams will be seen in "The Truth About Helen," a drama full…
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"The Land of Adventure," a story of two young soldiers of fortune, who go to a South American Republic, will head the dramatic subjects at the Imperial…
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At the Star Theatre, Junction, to-night, "The Land of Adventure," featuring the popular Edward Earle, will be the attractive feature of the new programme. "Girl…
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Sir,—Many public men have drawn attention to the great liberality of the community in subscribing to fund upon fund during this great struggle for the ideals…
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Signor Barzaldia, a Minister of State, in a speech at Bologna, said the responsibility for the fall of Mount Lovchen, the importance of which had been exaggerated,…
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"The Truth About Helen" pictured a fine story at the Union Theatres at Hamilton and Cook's Hill last evening. He[?] Moore and Raoul Kent plan to elope, but…
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South American politics gives fine scope for sensational story building, and under the title of "The Land of Adventure" there was shown at the Star…
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"The Land of Adventure,'' a fine story set in South America, provided many dramatic incidents at the Imperial Pictures last evening. A revolution in Panzuelo…
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A fine dramatic subject, "The Governor's Lady," was the principal feature of the new programme of Herbert's Pictures which attracted large audiences…
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