At the King’s Theatre
Eye thrilling with dazzling spectacle, sparkling with captivating new song hits and glowing with the romance of Betty Grabie and Dick…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1946
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At the King’s Theatre
Seldom has a more delightful story been filmed than the uproarious comedy, “The Major and the Minor,” co-starring Ginger Rogers and Ray…
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Fastest and funniest of the Bob Hope screen hits, the new comedy, “My Favourite Blonde,” will wend its merry way into the King’s Theatre on…
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There are no restrictions on laughster, as you will discover when “George Washington Slept Here,” makes its debut at the King’s…
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Owing to circumstances beyond the control of the management, it has been found necessary to switch the feature listed tor Wednesday night to…
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“One of the most intriguing mystery dramas to be brought to the screen m the age of sound is the novel production “Phantom Lady,” which…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Famous Soldier Invited to Nowra [?]Ieut.-general Gordon Bennett Asked to Open Diggers’ Ball
Lieut.âGeneral Gordon Bennett, noted military figure at the capture of Singapore, has been invited to officially open…
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Heralded as one of the screen’s best comedies in a long while, “True to Life,” is due to arrive next Saturday at the King’s Theatre, with Mary…
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A timely [?] crammed with action, romance and excitement, will open at the King’s Theatre next Wednesday, when Wings for the…
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To travel through Holland and see the Zuider Zee waterways which had been controlled for farming purposes, and to then take…
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Outstanding as a triumph of the dramatic art is “Suspect” which commences a season at the King’s Theatre on Wednesday. In a story…
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Coming to the King’s Theatre on Saturday is a grand human drama, “Waterloo Road” (don’t confuse it with “Waterloo Bridge). It is the…
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“Watch on the Rhine,” film version of Lillian Hellman’s famous prizewinning play, is the King’s Theatre’s new offering on Wednesday. The…
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There was a good attendance at the Berry footballersâ dance at the School of Arts on Tuesday night last, in aid of the injured playersâ…
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In the immortal language of a bright young miss by the name of “Jan[?]e,” who la coming to the King’s Theatre on Saturday, it’s a foregone…
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Right through the war years the Bega district band has managed to keep going, and at present it ranks second to none in strength and…
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A plain white envelope is the magnet for murder, Kidnapping, wild pursuits and breathtaking Suspense in “Background to Danger,” the new…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Supper for the Food for Britain Ball
A fair crowd met on Wednesday afternoon last to arrange for the supper for the Grand Food for Britain Ball which is to be held on,…
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A roaring adventure story of two independent souls in Vichy controlled Martinique, the new adventure romance, “To Have and Have Not”…
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Coming to the King’s Theatre on Saturday is the hilarious comedy hit, “Over 21,” which stars Irene Dunne, with Alexander Knox and Charles…
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