Victoria Theatre
"Off Honolulu" is the title of the third Victoria Theatre programme of the George Wallace Musical Revue Company, and it retains the brightness which has…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1931
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Theatre Royal
When the Theatre Royal opens its doors to the public on Friday not the least of the chauges will be noticeable will be the reintroduction of an orchestra. With…
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Few people realise the importance of the talking picture director and the potent effect his work has on the film he is directing. Excellent direction can…
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William Haines has always been a popular artist on the screen , and that his popularity still maintains is stressed by the big audience who visited the Civic…
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A big change in the interior decoration of the Theatre Royal will be seen when the remodelled theatre opens on Friday. Whoopee, featuring…
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Extensive alterations which have been carried out at the Theatre Royal during the past few months will make it one of the most beautiful theatres…
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LIGHT waves, like old soldiers, never die, nor do they even fade away and it may be possible before long for all the pageantry of…
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As was the case in 1929, Coolangatta Town Council took strong exception again this Christmas season to the action of a Coolangatta show proprietor, who was…
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Nancy Carroll's second dramatic feature, "Laughter," is the principal feature at the Strand Theatre this week. Fredric March, last seen with Claudette Colbert…
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George Wallace's revue at the Victoria Theatre this week is perhaps the brightest of the three he has shown. "Off to Honolulu" is the title. Although Wallace is…
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"Whoopee," which has been chosen as the first picture to be shown in the reconditioned Theatre Royal on Friday, is a musical comedy produced by Florenz…
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Edmund Lowe plays a dual role in "Scotland Yard," the feature showing at the Civic Theatre this week. He is seen as both a criminal and a gentleman. The…
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The Theatre Royal, which has been closed for two months for remodelling, will be officially reopened on Friday night…
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A strike of ball boys occurred at the White City courts, Rushcutter's Bay, to-day, but the continuation of the country tennis carnival was not interfered with…
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Aspiring cow-girls and young "squaws" assembled at the new Theatre Royal this morning for the final judging to see who would take part…
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"Men Without Women" will be the main feature at Phelan's talkies, Wallsend, to-night. Kenneth McKenna, has the leading role. The other picture will be…
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The principal attraction to be shown at the Premier Pictures, Waratah, to-night, is "The Richest Man in the World," Louis Mana, noted American stage player, has…
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"Scotland Yard" and "Way Out West" are proving popular attractions at the Civic Theatre. The former picture, which features Edmund Lowe and John Bennett,…
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The programmes of the George Wallace Musical Recue Company at the Victoria Theatre become better every week. Perhaps the management can gauge the…
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One of the most effective devices in talking pictures, as well as literature, is contrast and this statement is wellissustrated in "Laughter," the feature of the…
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