Cessnock District Band. Rules Adopted
To reconstitute the Cessnock and Aberdare District Band, a meeting of members was held in the Ambulance Hall, Cumberland Street. Cessnock,…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1917
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Union Pictures
A very fine story is told in "The Beggar of Cawnpore," which was the principal feature of the new programme of Union Pictures, Cook's Hill and Hamilton,…
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"The Race," which is one of the prominent features of the current programme at the Strand Theatre, is one of the most sensational film stories which has been…
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The last four nights ere announced of Walter Johnson's Musical Extravaganza Company at the Victoria Theatre. The Revue, Hullo 1917, is a bright, tuneful,…
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"The Beggar of Cawapore," a tale of the Indian Mutiny, is the chief attraction at the Union Pictures, Cook's Hill and Hamilton, for this evening. The chief part…
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Victor Moore, in the role of young Grayson, will appear for the last times to-day and to-night on the Strand screen, when "The Race" will be repeated. Anlta…
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The last nights are announced of the present company at the Victoria Theatre, where Walter Johnson's Revue, Hullo 1917, have been delighting largo audiences,…
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The last presentation will be given to-night of "Dr. Nei[?]bour," picture which has attracted large audiences this week, at the Lyric suburban theatres the third…
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At the Stockton Municipal Council meeting last evening a deputation from the Stockton Band was heard, asking the council to light up Rawson…
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The last two nights are announced of Walter Johnson's popular Extravaganza Company, Stewart and Lorraine, and Mandeno's clever troupe of dogs, at the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Irrigation Matters. Mr. Ball's Tour. Sydney
Mr. Ball, the State Minister for Works, returned to Sydney to-day, after a trip along the river Murray, with Messrs. M'Donald, Graff, Grimm, Colquhoun, and…
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A World Company's feature drama, "The Men She Married," in five acts, was screened at the Union Picture Theatres at Cook's Hill and Hamilton last evening…
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To-night is the last appearance at the Victoria Theatre of Walter Johnson's Musical Comedy Revue, "Hullo, 1917," of Stewart and Lorraine, and Mandeno's Dogs…
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Pauline Frederick scores a great success in the dual roles of the Duchess of Maldon and the gypsy in Lasky's recent feature film, "The Moment Before."…
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The Wallscnd Caledonian Society will hold a dance in the Wallsend Mechanics Institute no Thursday evening next. The tick's will be: Ladies…
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At the Union Picture Theatres, Newcastle and Hamilton this afternoon and to-night, another instalment of "The iron Claw" will be screened, also "The Men…
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The attractive features of the now programme at the Broadway Pictures, Broad-meadow, to-night will be "Suicide, or the Cowardly Way," and "The Great…
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The last screenings will take place today and to-night of the great Blue Ribbon feature "Behind the Lines," which has drawn large audiences at the Lyric. "All…
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At the Star Theatre, junction, tonight, the popular screen favourite, Mary Pickford, will be seen in "Little Pal," a five-act feature. There is also a good…
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It the primary object of the theatre must always be to amuse and interest, yet it can interest in such a way as to elevate men's minds and make them think of…
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