Lytton's Moving Theatre
Among the goods landed from the s.s. Brundah yestefday were the tent and fittings for His Majesty's Moving Theatre, which Mr. Phillip Lytton has brought to…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1909
379 stories in Northern Rivers's papers · page 18 of 19
New Theatre for New York. London, Monday Afternoon
The mauguration of a new theatre in New York by thirty millionaires, on the basis of non-conuncrclal lines, similar to the Comedie Francalso, costing £600,000…
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Grace [?] and George Coates' pictures have been hung on the line at the New Gallery…
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A Manchestor jury has awarded J. H. Glles £200 damages against the [?]esses of the Barn Band for breaking their engagement…
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To-night will be fhe first appearance, after an absence of 12 months, of Mr. Philip Lytton's His Majesty's Theatre Dramatic Company. Former, visits have…
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The announcement of a season by Mr. Philip Lytton's His Majesty's Moving Theatre Company was welcomed by those who had had the pleasure of seeing them…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →His Majesty's Theatre. "The Price of Sin."
The second piece staged by Mr. P. Lytton's His Majesty's Moving Theatre, Coywas "The Price of Sin," an intensely interesting and dramatic piece. The audience…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Notes on the Smoke Concert
At the smoke concert on Monday night' the President (Mr. E. M. Geikie) had on his right the patron (Mr. W. C. Barnes), and on his left, the Mayor(Ald. G. J. Mortimer)…
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The best house of the season greeted Lytton's Dramatic Company last night, amply proving that their merits are gaining them public support. The staging, as…
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Last Monday the Bangalow Band of Hope and United S. School held a very successful pienic at Byron Bay. The day was an ideal one for an outing, and a large crowd…
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Lytton's Company appeared to the best house of the season last night. Every night has Been an improvement in the attendance, and this is an eloquent proof of…
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Phillip Lytton's His Majesty's Theatre showed again last night in the emotional drama "What Women Suffer," and were greeted by a very large audience. The way…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →King's Birthday Celebrations. Smoke Concert
THE catering for the smoke concert had been entrusted to Mr. J. F. Horsley, and he had a very satisfactory spread, and his staff of waiters…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Lismore Town Band
The Lismore Town Band will (weather permitting) play at the corner of Molesworth and Woodlark streets this (Saturday) night, from 8 to 9.3O o'clock…
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'The pupils of Nowrybar public School held a concert in the School of Arts last Wednesday evening, Mr. L. Miller acting as Chairman, when the following…
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Goals together sometimes manage to get a goal deal of announcement and full, though men, who do enjoy themselves hugely in their own society, always…
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Despite the unpropitious w[?]ather of last evening, there was a large attendance at the annual Convent Schools Concert in St.Carthage's school-room.The…
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Continued on Trove, page 6 →Branch Greek Sale of Work and Concert
It has been found necessary to hold the above concert on the evening following the sale of work, and not as originally advertised. The sale of work takes place…
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