Belmont Hospital Dance
A successful dance, organised by Misses Nelly Field and "Beryl Crockett, was held in the Belmont Memorial Hall on December 29, in aid…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1926
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Tighe's Hill Pictures
At Tighe's Hill Pictures this evening, the programme will be beaded by "Reveille," with Betty Balfour in the leading part. "Laughing at Danger" will also…
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One of the great achievements of the British Navy during the world war was the stroming of Zeebrugge, where the Germans had established a base for the…
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At the Lyric Theatre to-day there will be the first screenings of "Zeebrugge," which tells with astonishing realism the story of the British Navy's greatest…
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"The Scarlet West" (Clara Bow and Robert Fraser," and "Head Winds" (House Peters), are the leading features in the programme announced for…
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"Hutch Stirs 'Em Up," described as a mile-a-minute production, is prominent in the programme to be shown this evening at the Union Pictures, "Hearts and…
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"Much Married," the second production at the Victoria Theatre by the Brandon Cremer Comedy Company, was endorsed by two big audiences at the initial…
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"Arabian Nights'" adventures might have been all very well at the time of the greatest of all the Caliphs of Bagdad, but a modern Haroun al…
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Sir,—Why is the new bandstand kept idle?" Newcastle was blessed with glorious weather and large crowds throughout the holidays, yet the stand remained…
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A story of events in the Chinatown of a big American city is unfolded in the big Paramount special, "Paths to Paradise," which is the premier feature…
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The brilliant achievement of the British Navy in bottling up the port of Zeebrugge during the late war, after a lightning-like like attack, is made to appear in its…
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Zeebrugge, the film which stands alone an a stupendous picturisation of the annual story of the thrilling storming at the Belgian seaport when it was in the…
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One of the two principal pictures at the Union Pictures, or Wintergarden Cook's Hill, is the F. A. Hughes' masterpiece. "Hutch Stirs Them Up,"…
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"Much Married " the current comedy drama at the Victoria Theatre is the second production by the Brandon Cremer Company, and gives promise of having a…
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The management of Broadway Pictures, Broadmeadow, intimates that owing to damage to the operating box by the fire which occurred yesterday, there will be no…
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To make transfer pictures, get some old Sunbeams and pick out a picture (colored). Place a fairly hard piece of paper over the picture and run…
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House Peters plays the leading role in "Raffles," a detective drama, which is to be shown this evening at Mayfield Picture Theatre, in conjunction with…
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The production of "Much Married," by the Brandon Cremer Comedy Company, at the Victoria Theatre, is attracting large audiences. For next Saturday the…
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At the Lyric Theatre to-day there will be further screenings of the wonderfully realistic picture of the Storming of Zeebrugge by the British Navy during the…
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The dramatic story of the British Navy's great achievement in the storming of Zeebrugge, is attracting large audiences to the Theatre Royal…
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