Lytton's Pictures
Lytton's showed as usual on Monday and Wednesday nights, with up-to-date programmes each night, the house being well filled each evening. Some special…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Dubbo & the Western Plains · Pictures, dances & concerts
Pictures, dances & concerts, 1913
360 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 1 of 18
Serial Story. Bindawalla Chapter Xiv. the Philharmonic Concert
The rumored appearance of the Professor's favorite pupil aroused considerable interest in musical circles. Almost every day, if the weather was fine, Herr…
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The Monarch company showed to good houses during the week with pictures of a good standard. To-night they have billed another good…
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About a fortnight ago Archbishop Kelly circulated all priests throughout the [?] diocese, asking them to use their influence to persuade…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Napoleon. the Theatre Francais. a Notable Centenary
It is 100 years to-day since Napolcon, among the still smouldering ruins of Moscow, beneath which were buried so many hopes and ambitions, found time…
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"The best we have seen for a long time," was the remark passed by many after Friday night's programme had been screened at Lytton's Stadium, and…
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Lytton's stadium was well patronised on Saturday night, when a really first-class programme was produced. On to-night, another lengthy programme…
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Taking advantage of the delightful cool change, a dance will be hold in Fitzgerald's Hall this Wednesday evening. Good music and a splendid floor will be provided…
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Lytton's stadium was again well filled on both Monday and last nights, when two of their usual up-to-date programmes were screened, and…
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The Monarch Pictures have as a special feature to-night, "The Forger," a terrible story of blackmail, full of thrilling interest. It is a film 2500 ft. long,…
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In spite of the counter-attraction on Tuesday night, Lytton's pictures were well patronised, though the star, "Trapper Bill," was not quite up to…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Town Band Meeting
Messrs. Francisco (chairman), Keeley, Anlezark, Tweedale, Nuttall, McDonald, McLeod, McCaffrey and Elwin (Secretary), attended the Band meeting on…
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During his stay in Cobar Mr. Bellinger has been of great assistance to the Town Band, placing no obstacles in the way of letting men…
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Good business is reported by Lytton's on Monday and Wednesday, and programmes up-to-date and first-class. The Massacre last night proved to be all that…
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"A Sister's Ordeal," a fine three real photo drama, was screened at the Monarch pictures on Wednesday night to a large audience. The dynamiting…
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The stormy state of the weather prevented the programme being show at the Swift Street stadium on Friday night. It was considered better to forego the…
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A large crowd was present at the Monarch company's usual programme of pictures last night in the Sports Ground. Almost every available space…
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The Swift Street stadium again showed to good houses on Monday and Wednesday nights. Another up-to-date programme is advised for to-morrow, with…
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In another part of this issue appears reference to the famous film, "Christopher Columbus," which will be shown at Lytton's stadium this evening…
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The above company announce a programme for to- night the star picture of which is "The Greed for Gold," a story of present day life, which will…
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