Triumph Pictures
The following programme will be flashed across the screen to-morrow (Wednesday night): "Back Home and , Broke,"…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1923
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Hospital Ball
The ball promoted by the nursing staff of the Hospital, with Nurse Murphy as secretary, which was held in the Literary Institute on Thursday…
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The following programme will be screened to-morrow (Saturday night):— "Law of the Great Nor West," 5,000 feet, all star;…
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The following programme will be screened to-morrow (Wednesday night):—"The Young Rajah," 8,000 feet, Rudolph Valentino;…
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The dance on Friday night last in aid of the widow and children of the late John King was a most successful function. The weather was particularly favorable for…
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The following programme will be screened to-morrow (Saturday night):—"Masquerador," 8,000 feet, First National; "Love Never…
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The following programme will be screened to-morrow (Wednesday night):—"The Ebb Tide," 7,500 feet, all star; "The Speed Cure,"…
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The return ball to the Bachelors Officer's Mess was held-in the Acton Amusement Hall on Friday evening last. The happiest of atmospheres prevailed from…
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The following programme will be screened to-morrow (Saturday night):—"A. Guilty Conscience," 5,000 feet, Antoneo Moreno; "The…
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A large crowd attended the euchre party and social last night in the Triumph Hall in aid of the Sweets Stall at the R. C. Bazaar…
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The following programme will be screened to-morrow Wednesday night:—"The Impossible Mrs. Bellew," 7,000 feet, Gloria…
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This much-talked-of social event, held in St. Bede's Hall on Wednesday night last, attracted a wonderful attendance—by far the largest ever…
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The following special programme will be flashed across the screen to-morrow (Saturday night):—"The Man from Hells River," 6000 feet, I. Cummins;…
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The following programme will be screened to-morrow (Wednesday night):—" Nobody's Money," 5,500 feet, Wanda Hawley and Jack…
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At Monday night's meeting of the Municipal Council Aid. G. Fisher asked who was responsible for the custody of the brass band instruments…
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To-morrow—Saturday—night, the following programme will be screened:—"A Sportsman's Wife," featuring Violet Hopson, a 7000 feet film. "White…
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The following programme will be screened to-morrow (Wednesday night):— "The World's Applause," 6,500 feet, De Mille; "A Social…
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The following programme will be flashed across the screen to-morrow, 'Saturday night:—" East is West," 6,000 feet; all star; "Yellow Men and Gold," 6,060…
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The following programme will be screened at the Triumph Pictures to-morrow night: "Thirty Days," 5,000ft, featuring Wallace Reid; "Hush Money,"…
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The annual ball in aid of the R.C. Church was held in the Sutton Hall on Friday night last, and was said by all to be the moat successful of the season. The…
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