Theatre Royal
The programme at the Theatre Royal is beaded by "Fine Manners" (Gloria Swanson), and Imito, the mimic, provides the stage act. A prize of £2 is offered for…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1927
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Band Championship Sydney
There was a good attendance at the Sydney Sports Ground to-night, when the twenty-fourth interstate band championship contests were continued…
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The programme to be shown this afternoon and evening includes "After Midnight" (Charlie Chaplin), "The Boob," and "The Bells."…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Radius Rod Ball Socket
Lost motion in radius rod ball caps of Ford cars can be removed by placing a 3-8 inch flat washer in the socket of the cap, and hammering the washer with the…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Midnight Revel Henry Saptrey't Band
Santrey's. famous band will conduct a midnight revel in the Tyrrell Hull to-night. Hr. Santrey will personally direct…
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Santrey's Orchestra will make its final appearances at the Victoria Theatre today. The band appears in association with a high-class vaudeville company, and…
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The main features of the new programme to be shown at the Lyric Theatre to-day are "The Two Gun Man," with Fred Thomson and his horse Silver King…
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Edward Horton and Laura La Plante play the leading ports in "Poker Faces," which heads the programme to be shown at the Theatre Royal for the first time…
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"Paradise" is the title of a First National production to be shown at the Strand Theatre to-day, with Milton Sills, Betty Bronson, and Noah Beery in the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Santrey's Band Final Appearances
Henry Santrey's. famous Jazz band will make, its last two appearances in Newcastle to-day. The usual matinee will be held this…
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The management of the Union Pictures announces for the evening the screening of "The Tower of Lies," with Lon Chaney in the cast. Tom Mix will also be seen…
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The opportunity of dancing to the music of Mr. Henry Santrey's orchestra, which is now appearing at the Victoria Theatre, attracted a large number of the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Band Championship Won by Bondi Beach. Sydney
The twenty-fourth interstate bond championship were brought to a conclusion at the Sydney Sports Ground to-night, when the A grade championship was…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →In the Theatres "Paradise" Beaux Arts Ball Strand Screening
The peat Beaux Arts Ball, the New York version of one of the gayest gathering in all Paris, is an important feature of "Paradise," the new…
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The brief but highly successful season of Santrty's Band and supporting vaudeville company concluded at the Victoria Theatre last night…
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Lon Chancy plays the main role in "The Tower of Lies," screened at the Union Winter Garden last night. It tells of Goldy, daughter of Jun and Katrina,…
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A telegram from Brandon, Manitoba, says that the feeling that the tour by a band from a sister Dominion will appropriately help to commemorate Canada's…
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"Poker Faces," the chief feature at the Theatre Royal, introduces Laura La Plante and Edward Everett Horton, in a series of varied situations. Miss La…
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"The Two Gun Man" and "The Return of Peter Grimm" furnished two capital pictorial subjects at the Lyric Theatre yesterday. Fred Thomson and…
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There is a romantic flavour of the South Seas in "Paradise," which was screened for the first time at the Strand Theatre yesterday. Betty Bronson and…
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