Lytton's Pictures
Lytton's stadium was almost full on Tuesday night to witness "When Woman Loves" tomorrow night the programme includes a picture…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1913
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Monarch Pictures
The Monarch Pictures have a good programme for to-morrow, evening in the open-air theatre at the skating rink. The principal item, will be a startling drama…
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The Swift Street stadium is making the pace this week with fine up-to-date stars. To-night's big star is a 3,000 ft. production by the Essanay Coy., entitled…
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The Monarch company screened an excellent programme last night to a large number of patrons. Their star picture, "The Perjured Confessor,"…
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In spite of the unsettled condition of the weather a fair-sized crowd assembled at the stadium at Saturday sight. The star picture, "The life of…
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Two absolutely first-class star programmes wore screened at the Swift Street Stadium this week. Monday night's special, "The life of a mother," caused…
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Lytton's stadium Continues to become a stronger attraction for lovers of the moving picture. There was another very fair audience last…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Open Column the Cadet Band. To the Editor
Sir,--The Cadet Band played in Macquarie-street last evening. To criticise the effort would be unfair to the several members who were loyal…
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The Swift Street stadium advise another fine list of star pictures for this week. For to-night those who favour military life will have the opportunity…
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Special attention is drawn to the fine production to be shown at Lytton's to-morrow night, being the story of Monte Cristo," adapted from the famous novel…
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A now theatrical organisation has been formed in Sydney by Mr. Hugh C. Buckler, called Little Theatres Ltd., for the purpose of staging the most…
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The Commercial Travellers were entertained at a smoke concert in the Protestant Hall in the evening by the Wellington District Cricket Association, in…
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A new theatrical organisation has been formed in Sydney by Mr. Hugh C. Buckler, called Little Theatres Ltd., for the purpose of…
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Under the auspices of the Wrightville branches G.U.O.O., A.M.A. and U.A.O.D., a benefit concert in aid of Mr. A. Jordan, who has…
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The Swift Street stadium has another great attraction to-night, entitled "The Bride of Death,' this is a thrilling star drama, 2,000 feet, and will be backed up…
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A now theatrical organisation has been formed in Sydney by Mr Hugh C. Buckler, called Little Theatres Ltd., for the purpose of staging the most successful English,…
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"The three comrades," 2362 foot in length will be shown at Lytton's to-morrow night. The scenes of this intensely powerful drama are the poor…
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Owing to the absence of several members the band will not be able to render the programme in Bell Park on Sunday night next, but hope to be out on…
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"The Three Comrades," screened last evening in Lytton's Stadium, was voted one of the best pictures exhibited during the present season. Many…
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The Monarch Co. offer a[?] a star this evening "The Blacksmith," a 3000 ft. film depicting a story of a workman who amassed a fortune and then…
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