Ison's Pictures
At the above picture palace to-day at 3 p.m. also to-night at 8.30 o'clock, William Fox presents Betty Nansen in the New York stage success, "Should a…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1917
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Isons Pictures. "The Secret Orchard."
This play adds to the record of the Lasky Company. The theme is unusually strong, the situations are often tense pathetic in the extreme the…
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At the above picture palace to-night, will be screened the first of the Red Feather Photo-plays; a five-part dramatic production entitled "The" Path of…
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At the above picture palace today at 3 p.m also to-night at 8.30 william Fox presents Nance O' Neill in the five Powell…
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"The Phantom" in which the leading parts are portrayed by Frank Keenau and Enid Markey is promised by the abovema nagement for screening on the…
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0Miss Gladys phelps, who has been selected for further honors at the conservatorium of Music, has decided to remove to Sydney in order that she may…
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A remarkable representation of the inhuman treatment employed in working the "Third Degree" by office seeking, dollar-grabbing police officials…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Son's Pictures on the Oval
The Phantom," which is to be screen[?] on the Oval to-night is a Triangle [?]drams, featuring Frank Kennan, Robert [?]Mckin, and Enid Markey. It is a…
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"The Devil's Toy" is the latest Equitable film creation to be shown at the Lyceum Pictures to-morrow (Wednesday) night. The story is a very…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Concerted Allied Methods. London
Admiral Corsi, an I takan, mterv[?] in Paris, stated that a dual conference had agreed to increase the intensity of the maritime war, and to use new…
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At the above picture palace to-night Fraser Film Exchange, Sydney, presents a dramatic sensational Red Feather photo-play in five acts, entiled "A…
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In 'The Primal Lare," to be shown at the Lyceum on Saturday, William S. Hart has dropped his minister's garb for that of the red blooded man…
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The genuine bare-fist fight in the Triangle drama, "Reggie Mixes In," for screening at Ison's Picture Palace to-night is on points, a far superior and…
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Those who have not booked their seats for to-night's entertainment at, the Lyceum Pictures should do so at once, as there will be hardly standing…
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The Vitagraph Company is responsible for so many fine film subjects in the past, have produced another success in "The Making over of Geoffrey…
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The farewell concert to be given to Miss Phelps on the 28th instant by the leading artists of the Conservatorium of Music, is interesting to many in the…
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The scenes in "The Half Ereed," new Douglas Fairbanks picture on the Triangle programme, which will be shown at the Lyceum to-morrow night…
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The Anzac Band returned to Sydney from Victoria after a humiliating experience in that State. They were told by the Victorian State Commandant that…
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To-night Ison's pictures, in conjunction with the Co-operative Film Exchange, Sydney, will submit that wonderful indictment of the drink problem…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →"Mismanagement and Small Houses." Anzac Band's Trouble. SYDNEY
The statements made by Mr. T. L. Bathurst, secretary of the eturned Soldiers' Association, regarding the humiliating experience of the Anzac Band…
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