Local & General Successful Dance
The Berry Junior Farmersâ Club members are more than satisfied with the result of the dance they conducted at the School of Arts…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1952
169 stories in South Coast's papers · page 8 of 9
King’s Theatre
Filmed in authentic British settings, “The Mudlark,” which comes to the King’s, Bega, on Saturday next, tells the legendary and…
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The drab and unromantic environs of the Bega Show Pavilion were transformed on Friday night last week when an invasion of dashing sheiks, voluptuous harem girls and grimy “wogs” took…
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Alan Ladd reportedly tops his great portrayal in “Whispering smith with, this role of a trouble[?]ing gunfighter who tries to steal…
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"September Affair," the new Ha[?] Wallis film released under the Paramount banner, opens on [?] at the King's, Bega. This…
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On a Sunday afternoon late in September, the Bega District Band marched a slow march in front of a cortege as it passed through the streets of Bega. The combination was paying respect to their beloved…
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George Pal, producer of the comedy “The Great Rupert,” starring Jimmy Durante, Tom Drake and Jerry Moore, first got…
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"Call Me Mister," Technicolor musical made by Twentieth Century-Fox from the famed Broadway stage success, is announced as…
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The film “Macao,” which starts at the King’s, Bega, tomorrow, tells of a lawless, crowded Portuguese colony across the sea from…
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The Grand Variety Concert presented by the pupils of Edith Arkin, Bega Ballet School, at Bemboka, on…
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"Painting the Clouds with Sunshine," the film starting at the King's Bega, tomorrow, is a musical based on the love of gambler…
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The Theatres and Films Commission has decided to grant an application by Mr. R. M. Jones for the…
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In to-day’s issue, we have published two, very interesting pictures from England: the rough-riding lorry, and the…
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Richard Basehart, Valentina Cortesa and William Lundigan star in the romantic drama “House on Telegraph Hill,” which starts at…
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The two young funny men, Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis involve the U.S. Navy in a great deal of inconvenience in the film “Sailor…
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The modern musical “Tea for Two” with Doris Day and Gordon MacRae as the singing stars, starts its Bega season tomorrow, just a…
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On the night of October 22 the rain came down just when the people of Quaama and Brogo wanted the weather to…
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There is something very strenuous about the comedy “My Favourite Spy,” which starts at the King’s, Bega tomorrow, in which…
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As the Quaama Church of England Ball, held this year, was such a success from every point of view, it was easily understood why the church workers of that centre decided to repeat the…
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An experience of some members of the United States’ Armoured Force in France after D Day is the basis for the film “The Tanks…
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