Union Pictures
Charles Ray was seen in the First National attraction, "Two Minutes To Go," which formed the principal inducement of the programme shown for the…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1922
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Lyric Theatre
A variety of attractions are contained in the new programme screened at the Lyric Theatre yesterday. The First National picture, "The Passion Flower,"…
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"Pearls and Savages," the pictures taken by Captain Frank Hurley, the A.I.F. photographer, during an extensive tour of the South Seas, and more…
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A religious service was held in the aboriginal boys' camp at Stockton on Sunday evening. The "Gum Leaf Band" played several hymns,…
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A musical programme of a high order was presented by Miss Ewing at the Seamen's Institute, Stockton last evening. The programme was enjoyed by a big…
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The First National attraction, "Two Minutes To Go," will be shown for the last time the evening at the Union Pictures. Hamilton and Cook's Hill. The…
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"The Passion Flower," which heads the current programme at the Lyric Theatre, is a superbly, produced drama, in which Norma Talmadge in seen in…
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Captain Frank Hurley' fascinsting pictorial record of his tour of the Barrier reef, and of the islands of the South Sea, has proved a great attraction at the…
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The principal features of the programme to the screened at Tighe's Hill Pictures this afternoon and evening are "The Mid-night Bride" and "The Idol Dancer."…
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A peculiar position arose at Waratah Council meeting last night regarding the rights of three aldermen to vote on a certain matter…
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The new programme announced for the Union Pictures. Hamilton and Cook's Hill, to-night, is headed by a Realart drama entitled "A Dark Lantern," the…
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Among the fine series of films shown in the change of programme at the Union Pictures, Hamilton and Cook's Hill, last night, pride of place was given to the…
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Intense human interest is the chief characteristic of "Charge It," a photoplay with a good moral to the modern house-wife, which headed the programme that…
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First National's King Vidor production, "The Jack-Knife Man," supplies the big attraction of the new season at the Lyric Theatre. The picture has a particular…
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Merewether Band wants an advance of £30 from their subsidy from the council to allow them to go to the Sydney competitions…
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Waratah Band is subsidised by the council to the extent ot £78 a year, which just pays for the conductor's salary, 30s a week. When the band…
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"For some time past I have noticed with displeasure the number of youths who frequent all the picture shows. They should be on the…
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"A Dark Lantern," a Realart picture, with Alice Brady in the lead, heads the programme to be shown at the Union Pictures, Hamilton and Cook's Hill, this…
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At the afternoon and evening performances to-day of the Waratah Pictures, a Universal feature, "The Freeze Out," and Nat Gould's racing story, "All the…
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