Theatre Royal
Another big feature occupied the attention, of patrons of the Theatre Royal yesterday, when Reginald Denny was the starring character in "Where Was…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1926
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Lyric Theatre
"The Gold Rush," Charlie Chaplin's latest creation, was the attraction at the Lyric Theatre, Newcastle, yesterday. The great comedian has brought on to…
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Comedy and tragedy are intermingled a "Lost A Wife," which was screened yesterday at the Strand Theatre. It is produced in William De Mille's style,…
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The annual meeting of the orchestra was held at the school of arts on Sunday. The balance-sheet for the past year disclosed an income of £285 3s 2d,…
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The Stockton Council was notified by the committee of the local municipal band last night that Aldermen Griffiths, Houston, Hudson, and…
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"The Timber Wolf" (Buck Jones), "Youth's Gamble" (Fred Howes), and A Business Engagement" are included in the programme to be shown to-night at the…
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The programme to be shown at Mayfield Pictures this evening includes "A Woman's Faith" and "The Fighting School Marm."…
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One day when little Dolly was sitting in the garden, she heard a sweet little voice say, "Come with me, Dolly." Dolly looked round, and what do you think she…
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"The Gold Rush" Charlie Chaplin's great creation, continues to draw large attendances to the Lyric Theatre. The supporting feature is "Where Was I?"…
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Reginald Denny is seen in one of his best parts in "Where was I?" a comedy drama which heads the programme at the Theatre Royal. The second feature…
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"A Woman's Faith" (Alma Rubens and Percy Marmont) and "Youth's Gamble" (Reed Howes) are the leading features of the programme to be shown this evening…
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A high degree of realism is attained in "Kings of the Turf," the big racing drama which is the leading feature at the Union Pictures. To-morrow there will…
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Adoiphe Menjou plays a fine part in "Lost a Wife," which heads the programme at the Strand Theatre. "On the Stroke of Three," starring Kenneth…
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The announcement that America, in [?]w of British opposition, is prepared to drop the project of a larger and lighter golf ball, has not surprised the…
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LITTLE RECEPTACLES on the side of the door make riding very comfortable. Many things you hold on a car trip you may want to get…
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Interest in the screening of the "The Gold Rush." at the Lyric Theatre, is fully sustained, and the tribulations of Charlie Chaplin cause unrestrained merriment…
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Douglas MacLean and Lilian Rich play he lending roles in "Never Say Die," he Paramount comedy drama which [?]ads the programme to be shown for…
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The main attraction at the Union Pictures this evening will be "The Everlasting Whisper." one of the William Fox specials, with Tom Mix at the head…
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The new programme at the Strand Theatre is notable for the inclusion of "The Knockout." which introduces in Milton Sills, in what most of the critics…
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Douglas MacLean is now being starred in "Never Say Die," at the Theatre Royal. The picture abounds with laughter and thrills. The action…
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