Tighe's Theatre
At Tighe's Theatre, Tighe's Hill, this afternoon, the chief features will be "The Best Man" (Warren Kerrigan) and "Yes or No" (Norma Talmadge)…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1921
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Strand Theatre
At the Strand Theatre to-day Earle Williams will be seen in "The Purple Cypher," a melodrama full of suspense and thrill. In the same programme Mabel Normand…
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The audience which filled the Victoria Theatre last night was treated to a masterly performance in the interpretation of excerpts from many well-known classics…
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Although the weather last night was anything but conducive to indoor entertainment, there was a large attendance at the operatic concert held in…
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The band of the Petersham corp: of the Salvation Army attracted a large audience at the Newcastle Salvation Army Citadel on Saturday…
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The management of the Union Pictures announce for to-night the screening of "Dangerous Business," the attraction which has been chosen by the First…
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At Broadway Pictures, Broadmeadow, to-night, Lieutenant Ormer Locklear will be seen in "The Shywayman," and Madelaine Traverse in "The Spirit of Good."…
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Great interest has been aroused in connection with the visit of the Petersham Salvation Army Silver Band to Newcastle. On Saturday night the band, under the…
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Quaint in conception, clever in execution, and full of surprises, the work of Henri French met with big appreciation from very large audiences in the Victoria…
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Henri French, billed as "the intoxicated genius," made a welcomes reappearance at the Victoria Theatre on Saturday. His "stunts" were watched…
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The Premier attraction of the current programme at the Union Pictures, Hamilton and Cook's Hill, is the first National picture, "Dangerous Business."…
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Mr. Stanley M'Kay's Pantomime, which has appeared with much success at Tighe's Hill and Broadmeadow, will stage "Mother Goose" pantomime at the…
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Messrs. Dix and Baker again presented their popular company to big audiences yesterday afternoon and last night, at the Victoria Theatre…
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The new programme at the Strand Theatre at yesterday's continuous sessions is headed by the Vitagraph attraction, "The Broadway Bubble." At the…
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Messrs. Dix and Baker repeated their attractive vaudeville programme to big audiences yesterday afternoon and night at the Victoria Theatre. Flora Cromer,…
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At the Union pictures, Cook's Hill and Hamilton to-night, Constance Talmadge will again be seen in "Dangerous Business," which gives her plenty of scope…
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At Tighe's Pictures to-night, there will be screened "Evangeline," produced by William Fox. "Farmyard Follies," a Sunshine comedy, is in the supporting list…
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Messrs. Dix and Baker announce last three nights of Flora Cromer, the popular English comedienne, who has been the most consistent success…
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Corinne Griffiths is seen in a wonderful double role in "The Broadway Bubble," now being show at the strand. The picture is splendidly produced, and the…
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Messrs Dix and Baker announce the last night of Flora Cromer, the popular English Comedienne, at the Victoria Theatre. The great Henri French."The…
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