Strand Theatre Talkies
At the Strand Theatre last night. Joan Crawford was starred in her first talking film, "Untamed," The story centres round a young girl who has…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1930
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The Globe Theatre
A superb programme of two special pictures is advertised in to-day's issue for to-morrow (Saturday) and Monday next Both pictures are of the…
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By having a comedy team of four persons, or twice as many as usual, Universal Pictures Corporation was, mathematically speaking, able to get…
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"Untamed," an all talking picture, starring Joan Crawford, was the principal feature presented at the Strand Theatre last night. It is an…
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"Broadway Scandals," an all-talking musical comedy, and a Columbia, production, will be the principal picture at the Strand Theatre to-night. The…
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Unusual scenes were witnessed at the midnight performance of "The Cock-Eyed World" at the Civic Theatre on Friday night. Before the evening…
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A very successful [?]annel dance was held at Burrandana last week, in aid of the cricket club. Mr. R. Crowe and partner won the chocolate waltz,…
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The girl friends of Nancy Weir are organising an impromptu dance, to be held in the School of Arts on Monday evening…
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To-night (Tuesday) is the night that all dance lovers will enjoy and absolute feast of dancing and merriment to the strains of that popular…
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The same blending of artistry and entertainment values which made possible many of the screen's greatest pictures was again introduced by…
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Noah's Ark, the picture which is heralded as a gigantic production, comes to Narandera to-morrow (Wednesday) and Thursday, March…
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Madame Florence Austral and her husband, Mr. John Amadio, gave a final concert before their departure for Australia by the liner Maloja on April 4…
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"Broadway Scandals," an all talking musical comedy, starring Jack Sally and Sally 0'Neil, was the principal picture at the Strand Theatre last…
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A very attractive programme was arranged for the third and last evening of the Salvation Army harvest thanksgiving last night, Under the…
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"Two Weeks Off," a First National production, Will be the principal picture at the Strand Theatre to-night. The story, a gay comedy, tells of the…
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Dear Micky, have ye heard the news, we're going to [?] a ball. On the sivinteenth of "Oiroland," in the Globe Theatre hall…
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"Two Weeks Off," a First National picture, starring Jack Muthall and Dorothy Mackail, was the principal attraction at the Strand Theatre last…
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Two splendid pictures will be shown at the Globe Theatre tomorrow (Saturday) and Monday nights, The "Street Angel," in which Janet…
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April 7 is the date Mr. Geo. Conson is endeavoring to fix as the opening date of the Roxy Theatre, when a talkie plant will be installed…
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What critics declare to be the most striking and dramatic presentation of the gigantic 'rum running' industry that the screen has yet…
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