Candelo Catholic Ball Great Success
Excellent orchestras, delicious suppers a perfect dance floor, and Courteous hospitality have through the years contributed toward the…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1947
154 stories in South Coast's papers · page 5 of 8
King’s Theatre
People should not get excited by the fact that Don Ameche Portrys Hiram Maxim, one of the world’s most famous inventors, in the film “So Goes My…
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Although the weather was anything thing bat pleasant, a record crowd attended the Bemboka Bush Nursing Association Ball held in the local…
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Arrangements, for Berryâs first band contest, are progressing satisfactorily. The silver cups, for the winning bands in…
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Sister Kenny has been the centre of a world-wide controversy owing to her method of treating infantile paralysis The- decision of an American studio to…
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The Wolumla Diggers’ Bali, held in the local hall last Wednesday night, was well attended and proved most enjoyable. Visitors were…
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Alan Ladd and William Bendix set a Hollywood record with their filth appearance together In the film “Calcutta,” which starts at the King’s Theatre,…
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Charles Laughton went to sea for the first time on the screen as Captain Bligh of the Bounty, notorious for its mutiny, and an epic journey in an open…
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The second concert arranged by a committee of Catholic ladies took place in the School of Arts last Sunday night, and once again the house…
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A war correspondent and camerawoman from Europe are the central figures in the film “Lover Come Back,” which starts at the King’s Theatre, Bega on…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Frosty Night and Hot Music Legion Ball
The legion Ball was held at the show Pavilion on Thursday night last and was very enjoyable; although the intense cold of the past…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Ball at Albion Park
Attention is directed to the advertisement in the issue regarding the catholic Ball at Albion Park, on Friday, August 22…
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Bob Hope and Dorothy Lamour are teamed for the seventh time in “My Favourite Brunette.” which starts at the King’s, Bega, on Saturday. They first…
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Rits Hayworth has been given the [?] part in the film “Gilda,” which starts at the King’s Theatre on Wednesday…
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Hollywood has always sought amongst successful literature in an endeavour to improve the quality of its product. Opinion, however, has always been…
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Both the Bega Women’s Amateur Swimming Club and the Bega Amateur Swimming Club (men) combined last Friday evening to hold…
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The film “Can't Help Singing,” which starts at the Kings Theatre, Bega, on Wednesday, is a very appropriate title to any film in which Deanna Durbin…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Annual Catholic Ball Efforts Rewarded
Having entered with great zeal into the organisation of their ball on Thursday night at the Agricultural Hall, the Catholics were greatly rewarded for their efforts, for it proved to fee one of the most successful functions of the season both socially and…
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The Marx Brothers have never been guilty of turning out films too fast for their followers, but four years without appearing in a film is a long break…
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Most motion pictures appeal to the public because of their excitement or suspense—or, yes, their eye appeal. The producer of “To-morrow is Forever,”…
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