Monarch Pictures
The Monarch pictures were well patronised on Saturday night, to witness the thrilling photo drama, "Light after Darkness." On Monday night,…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1913
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Lytton's Pictures
At Lytton's stadium on last Friday and Saturday nights that sensational and stupendous picture, "Christopher Columbus," was reproduced to very…
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To-night the star film at the Monarch Pictures will be "The Fire at Sea," a great ocean catastrophe, being the story of the ill-fated steamer Adelaide. Other…
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Good business is reported from the Swift Street stadium this week. On Monday night Christopher Columbus drew a very bg house, and soon after 8…
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The town band will render a special programme of music in Bell Park on Sunday night next, at 8.30 p.m. The chief item on the programme will be a…
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Acting in front of the camera for moving pictures isn't quite so soft a job as people not in the know are apt to imagine…
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Lytton's stadium was very well patronised last evening, when an excellent programme of dramatic and comic pictures were screened. The three star…
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The Monarch Coy. drew a fair sized audience on Wednesday night, the star picture being "A Fire at Sea"-- a very fine sensational drama of the…
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At the Swift Street stadium to-night the first of the exclusive stars advised for this month will be screened, being a 2,160 feet drama by the Clarendon…
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The Monarch Co. produced two interesting programmes on Friday and Saturday last, and on both nights the patronage was good. On Friday night…
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Lytton's stadium was nearly full on Saturday night to witness a programme which did the company credit. The principal features of the evening were…
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The Monarch Pictures have an attractive item to-night in 'Kissing Cup's Race,' the story of which will be illustrated by 40 beautiful colored slides. Mr…
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What was considered as absolutely the best programme of pictures ever shown here was screened at the Swift Street stadium last night, and a very high…
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It is calculated that over 2,000 people witnessed the serening of "The Midnight Wedding" on Tuesday night. Nearly one hundred vehicles were…
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In spite of the very big counter attraction on Tuesday night, about 600 people attended Lytton's pictures, the star of which was "The Crime and the…
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The weather conditions last week were rather unfavourable for open-air entertainments, but the Swift Street stadium kept up its reputation for high…
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The Lytton Coy. screened a good picture in the "Great Circus Catastrophe" on Saturday evening, when there was a very fair attendance…
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The Monarch Picture Company had another large attendance last night, when the excellent film "The Star of Bethlehem" was unreeled. The film…
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The Swift Street stadium was again well filled on Monday and Wednesday nights, when some very fine and up-to-date pictores were screened, the stars…
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"Between Life and Death" was the title of a beautiful pictorial drama at the Monarch pictures on Wednesday night. They also' screened several…
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