Biotint Pictures
The R[?]nk Hall was well filled on Saturday night last when the Biotint management screened a fresh picture programme of the highest class, and the applause given…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1913
883 stories in Northern Rivers's papers · page 7 of 45
Lyceum Pictures
The Federal Hall has splendid audience on Saturday night to welcome the return of the Lyceum Picture Company for the usual two nights' season. The management…
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DR. WILSON IN HOT WATER. The suggestion by Dr. Wilson, the President-Elect, that the inauguration ball at Washington shall be abandoned has…
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The Federal Hall was again the centre of attraction to a good audience last night, when the Lyceum management repeated their programme of Saturday night. Each…
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The Bioting Picture Company repeated its fine programme of Saturday last night to an appreciative andience. The management, with its customary generosity and…
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The cinematograph records of the Scott expedition taken by Mr. H. G. Ponting were screened in the basement of Gaumont's building in Market-street yesterday…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →European Concert. France and Germany. the Wolf and the Lamb. Paris
"Le Temps," commenting on the sensational article in the "Cologne Gazette," which declared that France and Germany must cross swords, invites the German…
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Once again the Lyceum Picture Company are in Lismore for the usual two nights season with a programme stated to be of a high standard of merit. The…
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The Biotint Picture Company returned to Lismore yesterday after a successful tour of Casino and Kyogle. Last night a fine programme of pictures was screened in…
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The Lismore Brass Band will discourse the following programme in the street to-night. The members will also play in the Hospital grounds on Easter Sunday…
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Judging from the programme published in our advertising columns this morning, a rare treat is in store for the public next Wednesday night, when the grand concert…
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Arrangements are now complete far St. Patrtck's concert, to take pince this evening at St. Carthage's Hall, at 8 p.m. Miss M. O[?] and Mr. V. B. McDermott are…
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The Lismore Band, under Bandmaster Morrow, discoursed a choice programme of music on Saturday night at the Memorial Fountain, corner of Molesworth and…
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The change of programme announced by the Blotint management for Saturday drew good audiences to the Rink Hall. In the afternoon the attendance of juveniles was…
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The Federal Hall had an appreciative audience last night to witness the entertainment the Lyceum Company put forward. Unfortunately, the Irish drama,…
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The federal Hall presented an animated appearance on Saturday night, when the Lyceum Picture Company, commenced the usual two nights season. The programme…
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St. Garthage's Hall was filled to overflowing last evening, when the concert inagurated in honour of St. patrick, Ireland's' patron Saint, eventuated. A very…
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Prior to the commencement of the Philharmonic Society's concert this evening the Lismore Band will discourse sweet music, first through our two main streets and…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Women's World. (By "Finetta.") Weddings. Ball—stratford
The Tabernacle, Conway-street, was the scene of a quiet but pretty wedding yesterday morning, when Evangelist Strongman officiated at the marriage of Maud, third…
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