Amusements Capitol Pictures
Two of the screen's most popular players, Robert Montgomery and Myrna Loy, are featured in the principal attraction at the Capitol Theatre,…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1937
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The Roxy Theatre
To the picture-going public in search of action, thrills and romance we advise you to see George O'Brien in "The Border Patrolman," showing at…
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A benefit dance to Mr. H. O'Regan will be held in the Masonic Hall, Wagga, to-night. Pat Ryan's orchestra will supply the music…
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Unusual interest has been centred in the Wagga Apex Club's garden evening dance, which will be held at the New Moon Gardens next…
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“Speed.”—In this mechanical age, there is natured interest in anything that has to do with the glamour and maysery of [?]that occur behind…
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The Roxy Theatre should be crowded on Sunday night next, when a splendid programme will be presented by the Leeton District Band…
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An interesting ball will be held in London in April. It is called the Queen Charlotte ball. It will be confined to a circle of about two hundred…
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The Leeton bandsmen will test their lips out this coming week. Commencing with the usual Saturday night playing in the main street, the…
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A jewel thief and a secret service agent match their wits in the new dramatic "Wipsaw," which is the current attraction at the Plaza Theatre…
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Sylvia Sidney and Spencer Tracy are the brilliant co-stars of "Fury," the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer picture showing at the Roxy Theatre to-night…
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Bonnie Brown has returned from Sydney with his guitar and a wide range of songs which he will sing in association with the Wagga Melody…
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An enjoyable nights entertainment is promised all who attend the Trailstreet Tennis Club's courts on Monday night. In addition to tennis, there will…
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There is to be a Coronation Ball, to be attended by visiting Royalties and probably to be held on the night after the Coronation, states a London…
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Romantic Romeo, so Shakespeare has given us, did not have the advantages of the young folk of Wagga to-day. His fair Juliet was in the balcony room…
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A theatre, built of wood and plaster, and crammed with 1500 people, caught fire at Antung. In Manchuria, resulting in the deaths of 658, mostly women…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Chipperfield Injured by Blow From Ball New South Wales v. England Lush Topscores with 49 Takes Two Visitors Wickets for Seven Runs SYDNEY
Batting for New South Wales this afternoon in the match against England, Chipperfield tried to hook a ball from Fames but missed, and it struck him on the jaw. He was forced to retire injured. Later umpire Borwick…
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Those who attended the Roxy Theatre on Sunday night were delighted with the splendid performance put on by the Band. Many…
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Something different in screen entertainment is supplied by the Cine-sound production, "Orphan of the Wilderness," to be screened at this…
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When Noah built the ark he made no provision for a dance floor. He was actuated by two reasons. Firstly, the numerical strength of his own and…
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Faith Baldwin's ultra-modern metropolitan conflict of a millionaire husband caught between the loves of two women—his wife, whom he…
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