Bohemia Theatre
Mr. Fred Bluett's engagement with the proprietors of Bohemia Theatre, Newcastle East, will close this evening. To-morrow the reorganised…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1925
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Lyric Theatre
Yesterday marks the beginning of the new arrangement whereby the big 1925 Paramount attractions make an exclusive first appearance at the Lyric…
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The great picture version of the Oscar Asche stage spectacle, "Chu Chin Chew"' was with its brilliant prologue, "An Arabian Nights Fantasy," transferred…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Amusements. Strand Theatre
Many famous stage successes have been transferred to the screen of recent years, and another example is seen in the latest William Fox…
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Full approval was given by a big audience to the excellent new entertainment provided by Mr. Bert Dudley's Spangles Company at Betts' Theatre Royal last…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Through the Eye of a Camera News of the Hour in Topical Pictures
U.S.A. CONGRESS OPENS LAST. SESSION.—Rev. Mr. Montgomery, on the rostrum, is delivering the opening prayer. Federal Parliaments always open with prayer. HE LIVED THROUGH THIS.—An incident in Tuesday's…
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Newcastle City Council Concert Band, with the assistance of vocal artists, will contribute another popular programme to-morrow night in King Edward Park…
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A three-feature programme, comprising "The Wabash Home" (Mary Carr and James Morrison). "After the Ball," and round 10 of "Fighting Blood," will…
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The Vaudevillians, a newly-organised company of variety artists, will appear this evening at Bohemia Theatre, Newcastle East…
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Bebe Daniels and Richard Dix head the cast in "Unguarded Women," which will be screened at Herbert's Islington Theatre this afternoon and…
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"Bobbed Hair," featuring Wanda Hawley, and "The Confidence Man" (Thos. Meighan) are the two chief subjects for to-night at the Mayfield Theatre…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →"Bat and Ball."
There is a certain English Annual that is very rich in figures. It is in departments There are, in addition to a dictionary of the language, dictionaries…
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There will be afternoon and evening screenings at the Union Pictures to-day. The programme has for its leading feature "Enemies of…
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At the afternoon and evening sessions at Herbert's Hamilton Theatre to-day there will be shown the programme which is headed by…
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The first of the new series of first release programmes of Paramount and Metro specials will be shown for the last time at the Lyric Theatre to-day…
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There will be a "Spangle" matinee at Betts' Theatre Royal to-day, and Bert Dudley's company will appear again in the evening. The picture programme is…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Herbert's Broadmeadow Theatre
The successful season of the screening of "Chu Chin Chow," and the production of the prologue "An Arabian Nights Fantasy," will be brought to a close at…
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This is a much-discussed problem, and one that is never solved. Public taste is capricious, and time and again producers have shown themselves…
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Starting from Monday. the screening times at the Lyric Theatre in Welle-street. will be from 2.30 to 10.30 p.m. continuous. There will be…
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"The Marriage Cheat," a Thos. H. lace production, and "Young Ideas" are the feature, of the programme announced for Waratah Pictures this…
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