Monarch Pictures
The Monarch Pictures have some fine special features advertised for screening this week. The programme to-morrow, night consists of a five-part…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1917
274 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 5 of 14
Monarch-empire Pictures
To-night (Tuesday), at the Empire Stadium, win be shown a Lasky film, "Gutter Magdalene," specially written to provide Miss Fannie Ward with a…
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Just a reminder! All who intend to attend Madame Kate Rooney's concert on Friday night will be wise if they book their seats at Fidler's…
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The Dubbo Queen of Soup, Madame Kate Rooney, is billed for her grand concert in aid of the funds of the local hospital at the Empire Hall on11…
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The Empire Pictures will have a fine drama, 5000 feet, on Saturday night—"The Victory of Conscience." Louis and Dimitri, two adventurous pals, steal…
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To-night at the Monarch, stadium will be screened a Triangle master star, "Jim Grimsby's Boy," featuring Frank Keenan and Enid Markey. Miss…
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Madame Kate Booney, the famous contralto, whose glorious voice has been heard in every classic centre of music and song in the Empire, arrived in…
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There is something sensational to be screened by the Empire Pictures this evening in the form of a powerful drama entitled "The Gilded Spider." As the…
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To-morrow night at the Monarch Pictures, the star drama is "The Criminal," the story of an Italian girl born outside the social pale, and brought up…
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After the business of the Parents and Citizens' Association had concluded last evening a meeting of the committed of the School Band was held…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Kate Rooney. Sings Again in Dobbo. Comments on the Concert
When Kate Rooney sings in Dubbo the average concert-goer says, "A fig for technique:" I want to be touched with the melody of music, to be wafted…
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The Monsrch Pictures advertise many special attractions for this week and next. To-night the special attractions are "The Iron Claw" and "The…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Rifle Club's [?]Uchee Party and Dance
The [?] party and [?] promoted by the Wellington Civilian Rifle Club to raise funds for the Y.M.C.A. and 30th [?]men's [?] Comforts…
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In the course of a very able speech at the dinner of the N S.W. Teachers' Association, Mr Shortland, M.A., bead master of the Madgee District…
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In the evening a ball was held in the Protestant Hall. which was largely atteneded. The floor was fast and the music good, and a long programme of…
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To-night (Tuesday), at both the Monarch and Empire Halls, the attraction will be the big seven-reel pr[?]du[?]tion, Clara Kimball Young in "The…
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At the Monarch Pictures to-night the last episode of "The Iron Claw" will be a big attraction, when the great secret "Who is the Laughing Mask?"…
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Notwithstanding the unfavourable weather conditions the euchre party and dance, held in the Oddfellows' Hall on Monday night, in aid of the building…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Sayings From British Newspapers. Haig's Orchestra
Sir Douglas Haig's batle plans unroll themselves like some mighty piece of music. How many movements there are, or where and when the finlae will be played, who can tell…
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Kelly's Theatre, Liverpool, England, has just recently closed its career as an entertainment house. In the old days, When the theatre was known as the Colosseum, the…
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