Amusements Victoria Theatre
The revue company recently assembled by Hector St. Clair, the popular comedian, were a well-balanced band of entertainers at the two performances of…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1926
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Lyric Theatre Dress Circle Provided Renovation Scheme
The trend of modern ideas decreed that the Lyrie Theatre in Newcastle should close after Saturday's performance. But the closure is only…
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"Hall-marked" in the second offering of the Hocter St. clair revue company presented at the afternoon and evening performance at the victoria…
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"WHERE DID THAT ONE GO TO?"—Miss Alma Holliday (batting) and Miss Peggy O'Neill trying their hand at the season's game after the match between the Victorian Premier's office and the staff of the State Parliament House, on the old Scotch College ground, Melbourne…
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Paramount's new picture, "Marry Me," is a comedy drama, notable for the amusing work of Florence Vidor, who receives able assistance from Everett…
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Saturday's fine programme featuring Keith's Syncopating Jesters, Zane Grey's "Wild horse Mesa." "The Bandolero," and the dancing turn by Shirley Loys…
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An exceptionally fine programme of three features is being screened it the Union Pictures, Cook's Hill, or the Wintergarden. Prominence is given to the…
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"Hall Marked." the current revue at the Victoria Theatre, by Hector St. Clair and his band of entertainers, furnishes a well-balanced entertainment,…
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The opening of Sydney's new palatial theatre, the St. James. It is announced by Sir Benjamin and Sir John Fuller, will take place on March…
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"A Cafe in Cairo" (Priscilla Dean) and "The Meddler" (William Desmond) will be shown at Mayfield Pictures to-night…
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At the Victoria Theatre the Hector St. Clair Revue Company is presenting an original type of show. Hector St. Clair himself is one of the quaintest of…
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"The Meddler" (William Desmond) and "Seeing Red," the fourth of the "Battling Cowboy" stories, will be shown at Tighe's Hill Pictures this evening…
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The new picture programme to be shown at the Theatre Royal to-day is headed by "The Awful Truth," the leading part in which his taken by Agnes Ayres. The…
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" Havoc" (George O'Brien and Madge Bellamy), "Excuse Me," and "Don Daredevil" are the features of the programme to be shown to-night at the Union…
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When Mr. Ball, who has just returned from his honeymoon, rose in Parliament to-day to ask the Premier a question, he was cheered by…
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Next Sunday night, after church hours, viz., 8.30, the Silverstream Professional Musicians' Band, under the baton of Mr. Stanley J. Hurn, will make…
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The last two nights are announced of the entertaining programme provided at the Victoria Theatre by the Hector St. Clair Revue Company and the Veterans…
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Reginald Denny is now being featured at Herbert's theatres, Hamilton, Broadmeadow, and Islington, in Where was [?] his most successful…
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Keith Connolly's Syncopating Jesters present one of the finest variety offerings seen at the Royal. Their instrumental work marks a departure from the…
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