Lismore Citizens' Band
A general meeting of the Lismore Citizens' Band was held in the School of Arts on Thursday night. There was a large attendance of bandsmen, and also intending…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1918
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Amusements. Star Court Pictures
"They're Off," a fine racing drama, featuring the great Australian actress, Enid Bennett, is the feature to-night at the Star Court. A delightful romance of the…
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Writing of the concert given at Coraki on Wednesday night by the Casino Girls' League, the "R.R. Herald" says that, though the rain…
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"The Woman Who Took the Wrong Road" is the attraction that has broken all records on the rivers for crowds. It will be shown in the hall at Bangalow…
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The Star Court, management announce for to-night Julian Eltinge in "Countess Charming". It is a beautiful play of fun and farce in which the popular actor takes the…
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As stated already the open air concert by the massed choirs, Concert Band, and Philharmonic Society and Harmony Orchestra in the Lismore Recreation Reserve…
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"Transgression," featuring Earle Williams and Corinne Griffith, is the feature to-night at the Star Court, a play of love, honor, and intrigue. Other pictures…
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A fine programme is listed for to-night at the Star Court, the star of which is "Little Miss Optimist," featuring Vivian Martin, a pathetic and beautiful story of…
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It was gratfying to find that the dance arranged by the Kyogle Girls' Patriotic Club, and held in the School of Arts on Friday night last,…
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Besides the final episode of "The Double Cross" there will also be shown to-night Clara Kimball Young in "Trilby," Du Maurier's emotional classic. She makes…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →BURRINGBAR. Euchre Tournament and Dance
The above function, organised by Mrs. D. D. P. Hockey, hon. secretary of the local War Chest, took place last Friday night and was very successful. The…
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NEW YORK, Tuesday.—The "Tribune" publishes a cable stating that German cavalry have been engaged for the first time since 1914 on the line Arras…
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The Wyangarie Public Hall Committee has, we hear, finally resolved to purchase a picture plant tor the purpose of giving regular…
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Everything is ready for the opening of the pictures at the. Octo Crescent Pavilion, South Lismore, to-night. The proprietor, Mr. Neil Coleman, had a trial run through…
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There was an enthusiastic audience, and a large one, too, at the Octo Crescent Pavilion, South Lismore, on0 Saturday night. The opening of the pictures was therefore…
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If public opinion counts, the Octo pictures have already established their popularity, the large crowd who were present on the opening night, being loud in their…
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The pieturisation of Hall Caine's most successful drama was screened last night at the Star Court, Derwent Hall Caine appearing in the leading role as Dan Mylres…
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A picture of more than ordinary interest is to be screened to-night at the Star Court in "The Little American," featuring Mary Pickford. The picture on being exhibited…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—At Her Majesty's Theatre last night subscriptions totalling £81,500 were made to the war loan, including £63,000, which the City Council invested…
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Pte. F. J. Jemmett, writing from Germany to his father Mr. H. Jemmett, at Dunoon, says: You were surprised on receiving my card to hear that I had been wounds…
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