Nashua I O.g.t. Concert
A very successful con[?] was held in the Nash[?] Public Hall on 10th inst., under the auspices of the Nash[?] Good [?]rs' Lodge. The hall was packed to the doors…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1914
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The P[?]lion Co-op Pictures
In side of the inclement weather last eveing the Pavilion held a fair number of patrons who gathered to view the pictorial entertainment presented by Mr. Black. The…
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A first class programme has been prepared by the Lyceum Company for tonight's entertainment at the Federal Hall. There appears to be plenty of food for…
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"Naples" was visited by an interested party of patrons at the Pavilion last night, when Mr. Black presented the samhigh-class entertainment of Wednesday…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Motion Pictures. No Good As Artists' Models
It was for a time believed that motion pictures would revolutionise art, and films showing an animal or a human being at a moment of violent action were assiduously studied by…
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The Federal Hall has crowded on Satarday night by a highly appreclative boys of [?] The [?] programme [?] high…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Amusements. the Pavilion Co-op, Pictures
The Pavilian held a large number of [?] on Saturday night, when Mr. Black [?] a programme of pictorial plays which appeared to give every…
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The Federal Hall was full last night, when the Lyceum Compnny gavea an interesting first-class pictorial play entertainment. The star, "The Leaves of…
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Owing to the heavy rain on Friday night last the Lyceum Company was unable to show in the open-air skating rink. No doubt had the rink been…
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The Tango craze has reached Brisbane (says the "Standard") and it has come to light in a place where one would least expect to find it. It is…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Pavilion Co-op. Pictures
Mr. Black had a well patronised show last evening in the Pavillion, the spectators being attracted by the high-class programme prepared for them. As the various…
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The King and Queen and Prince of Wales attended a performance of "The Darling of the Gods" at Her Majesty's Theatre on Saturday night…
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This company show to-night at South Murwillumbah for the first time and with their up-to-date plant should be assured of good support…
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Despite the wet, this company showed to a good house last night. The star film was "Leaves of Memory," and this was backed by a good varied…
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The Lyreum Company's programme for to-night insides the "English Gazette," an interesting topical film. "Lovesickness at Sea," another of the screamingly funny…
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In spite of the damp evening last night the programme at the Pavilion derw a large number of spectators. "How Waste is "Avoided" was a most interesting…
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Moving picture films are practically spoiled long before their life of usefulness should end because of the "rain" which blots out the…
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This evening being a municipal night the Citizens' Band will render an attractive programme (weather permitting) at the rotunda, Splaks' Park…
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A crowded house favored the Lyceum Company's show last night. The great attractions were "The English Gazette," "Beyond all Law," and the star film…
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The fine programme at the Pavillon last night drew a large number of spectators, who appeared to fully enjoy the various plays presented. "The Gaumont Graphic."…
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