AMUSEMENTS "Show Business"
Out of the rut of present-day musicals, "Show Business," stars Eddie Cantor, George Murphy, Joan Davis and Constance Moore…
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Shows & fairs, 1945
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The Passing Show
THE recent death, at the age of 100, of Sir William Mulock, formerly Chief Justice of Ontario, Canada, again directs attention to…
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The first strong enemy resistance offered in the second Luzon campaign has come in the Pozorrubio-Rosario area, in the north. The Japanese have artillery, some of a very large…
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The North Coast Sub-Branch of the Guernsey Cattle Society, at the annual meeting and Field Day held at Messrs. S. E. Bryant and Sons' "Spurfield Stud," Boatharbour, declared itself in favour of…
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The bright musical comedy, "Show Business," starring Eddie Cantor, George Murphy, Joan Davis and Constance Moore, will…
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MYRWILLUMBHAH'S genial stationmaster, Mr E. J. Hassard, on 1st February, 1945, will commence his 45th year with the…
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The North Coast branch of the United Pure Bred Cattle Breeders' Society, at a meeting in Lismore yesterday, decided by five votes to two to alter the date of the annual fair and sale from December to…
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SOME of the thrills of big game hunting in darkest Africa can be duplicated in the efforts of the worried poundkeeper to trap the…
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THE annual meeting of Murwillumbah branch of the Primary Producers' Union lapsed yesterday for want of a quorum. As a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Kyogle Swimmers Shine in Coogee Carnival
SYDNEY, Friday.—Beryl Hay, ter, of Kyogle, was narrowly beaten by Barbara Lee. of Bondi, in the heats of the State 110…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Tweed Show Profit May Be Record
Tweed Show, held in Murwillumbah three months ago, was an outstanding, success, and the profits may be a record. Complete figures are not yet available, but there will be a large sum to be distributed among…
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The Council of the N.C. National A. and I. Society, at a meeting in Lismore yesterday, endorsed the proposal made by the United Pure…
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NEW YORK, Thursday: Publication of the British Empire casualties recalls Mr Churchill's rebuttal of the Nazi sneer…
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I WAS interested in an item in the news columns the other day relative to the invasion of goats in some of the western…
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EVERYBODY knows that Field Marshal Montgomery has as companions at his headquarters two dogs, winch he calls Hitler…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Casino Puns Another Bushmen's Carnival
CASINO, Monday.—Casino Show Society Committee to-day appointed a sub-committee to arrange a date for another…
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Interclub contests, the first to 4 be held at Murwillumbah since 4 the outbreak of war, will be revived tonight when…
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THE little seaside resort of New Brighton is still peaceful and quiet these days. Progress was arrested by war developments, but…
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THE War Office which is planning to make Britain's peacetime army one of the most efficient fighting machines in the world,…
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I HAVE been reading of the scientific and industrial developments which the war has been responsible for accelerating…
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