Theatre Royal
"Sherlock Holmes" and "Sport of a Nation" will conclude at the Theatre Royal to night. Clive Brook, Ernest Torrence, and Miriam Jordan appear in…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1933
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Amusements Victoria Theatre
Norma Shearer reaches new heights in her dual portrayal of the two girls in "Smilin" Through," being shown at the Victoria Theatre. In departing from the…
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Except perhaps the skirl of the pipes, nothing is more stirring than the martial music of a Rood military band, and the Second…
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Mr. John Stanley Hurn, L.A.B., brings the good news that the Newcastle Symphony Orchestra is about to get into harness once again. Mr. Hurn has done…
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Mr. Arthur Hodgkins, an English bandmaster, who is in Sydney, states that he hopes to be able to form a girls' brass band in this State. Last year, while in…
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Waratah Municipal Band, conducted by Mr. W. J. Traise, will give a recital in King Edward Park to-morrow night. The motion picture, "In the Hills will…
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Will Rogers, Marian Nixon and Richard Powell appear in "Too Busy to Work," the principal picture to be shown at Phelan's Pictures, Wallsend, this…
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The question at the annual meeting of the Town Band was: Does Singleton want its band? Bandsmen present replied in the affirmative, but before their uphill…
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"The Ghost Train," and "Scandal for Sale," will be shown at the Waratah and Mayfield Theatres this afternoon and to-night. Jack Hulbert, an accomplished…
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Spencer Tracy is a talented comedian who lacks polish but certainly does not lack gusto. His comedy may be no broad linen, but it is effective. Partnered by…
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Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell appear in "Tess of the Storm Country," beginning at the Theatre Royal to-day, with "Robbers' Roost," "Tess of the Storm…
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Norma Shearer, Leslie Howard, and Fredric March give capable portrayals in "Smilin' Through," being shown at the Victoria Theatre. The film is well staged,…
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To-day the Civic Theatre will present "Gold Fever," a powerful picture, in which Walter Huston plays the role of a rugged, self-made, friendly type of banker,…
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Jackie Cooper, Conrad Nagel and Lois Wilson will appear in "Divorce in the Family," which will be shown at the Empire Theatre, Wallsend, this afternoon and…
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Thank goodnes comedy is coming to the rescue of "talkie" thrillers. Experiments have shown that undiluted thrills of the manufactured type…
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To-morrow night, a concert will be presented at the Victoria Theatre under the direction of Hamilton Citizens' Band, which will play the test numbers which…
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There was a large attendance at the Victoria Theatre last night, when the Hamilton Citizens' Band, conducted by Mr. J. J. Kelly, played the selection,…
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On Saturday evening, Columbia's great production, "Gold Fever," was enthusiastically received by the large audience at the Civic Theatre. The central figure in…
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Spencer Tracy and Joan Bennett form an admirable pair for the main parts of "Me and My Gal," being show at the Strand Theatre. Tracy is a well-known…
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Norms Shearer returns to romance in "Smiling Through," now in the third week at the Victoria Theatre, and still attracting large crowds. In this…
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