Monarch Pictures
The Monarch Pictures have as a special attraction in the Oddfellows' Hall to-morrow evening an exclusive picture representing Charles Reade's well…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1912
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Lytton's Pictures
Long before the doors were open on Saturday night at Lytton's, the brilliant glow of the are lamps fell on a dense mass of people waiting to go in…
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The Monarch Pictures, Limited, has been registered with a capital of £1000 in £1, to acquire the picture show business carried on at Dubbo…
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The euchre party and dance held in the Protestant Ha[?]l on Easter Monday night proved such a pleasant function that many of those who were present…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Peak Hill Town Band Sports
A meeting was held on Wednesday evening of last week at McDormott's Hotel (Mr. E. D. Glasheen in the chair) to receive the report of the…
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What is described as the greatest Indian drama of modern times will be a feature of the entertainment at the Monarch Pictures to-morrow evening…
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The first annual ball of the Wellington cricket club was held in the Oddfellows' hall on Friday night last. The attendance was very satisfactory, and judging…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →New Dance Craze. "Grizzly Bear" and "Turkey Trot."
Fashionable society in New York has been seriously considering the advisability of banishing from its entertainments many modern dances, such as…
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To-night the Monarch Pictures will be again shown in the rink. The special features of a fine selection of pictures will be "Thrown to the Lions," and the…
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The ever enterprising theatrical director, Mr. Phillip Lytton, will open in Dubbo next Tuesday, with one of his excellent dramatic combinations…
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One of the chief attractions of Show week promises to be the important threatrical season which will be inaugurated by Lytton's Theatre at the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Disgraceful, Conduct in a Theatre. Passion Play Interrupted
Disgraceful conduct an the port of a number of hoodlums in the King's Theatre, Melbourne, entirely spoiled the illustrated reading of the…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →St. George's Day. National Concert
St. George's Day, England's national day, was commemorated in Dubbo on Tuesday, by the holding of a grand concert (under the auspices of the…
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On Wednesday (to-morrow) night Mr. Philip Lytton's Theatre will open at the corner of Talbragar and Macquarie streets, and a fine repertoire of…
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What should prove a very strong draw will be the moving picture representation by the Monarchs in the rink of "Sweet Nell of Old Drury," with…
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The success of Philip Lytton's new Autsralian drama "The Girl from Our Back," on the western circuit, prevented the managemnt from opening…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Show Smoke Concert Aviator Stoke the Hero of the Gathering. Donations to the Prize Fund
There was a large attendance at the smoke social held in the Secretary's rooms on Wednesday night. The President (Mr. Frank Mack)…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Dubbo Show. Opend By[?]hon. J. L. Trefle. Record Attendances.---attractive Ring Events. Farm Produce a Strong Feature. Splendid Exhibits of Horses and Sheep. History of the Association.--- The Past. The Present. The Future, Office-bearers.—President, Mr. Frank Mack; Vice-presidents, Messrs. J. A. Ryan, T. Baird, J. D. Mackay, T. Wilkins, J. Stevenson and II, Strahoru; Hon. Treasurer, Mr. G. I. Sefton; Committee, Messrs. J. G. Brown. T. M. Scott. J. Bell (Narran). E. H. Utley, J. Field, W. W. Baird, F. I. Body, F. C. Wake, W. P. McManiutiey, J. N. Payne, J. Heane, A. D. Booth, J. O. Palmer, J. Roberts, R. G. Dulhunty, J. Rutherford, junr., G. Mack, F. Stones, J. Boll (Balladoran), T. D. Palmer, T. R. Baird, R. C. Brown. H. T. Blacket, C. Cadall, S. J. Tink, G. Curric, H. C. Straborn, T. M. Smith, G. A. Ball, C. Brownlow, H. B. Pinnington. D. Kilby, F. L. Ryric, A. Craig. Dr. Adams, T. R. Cleaver, J. A. Tink, W. H. Godwin, T. A. Whiteley, R. W. D. Weaver; Auditors, Messrs. A. Tyers Wood and J. E. Serisier; Secretary, Mr. Fred Weston
Another Dubbo Show is now a matter of history. It is a far cry back to the day the first Dubbo Show was held on the racecourse. That was in the year…
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On Tuesday and last night, at Fitzgerald's Hall, excellent picture entertainments eventuated. The difficulties incidental to most new ventures have been overcome, and both…
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The Monarch Pictures were shown to a good house in the rink last night, when the customary high standard of production was maintained. To-morrow…
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