The Burns-johnson Pictures
The fight between Johnson and Burns for the championship of the world is shown admirably in the moving pictures exhibited at the Stadium last week, where they have been…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1909
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The Pictures. Melbourne
If the Town Hall could have been transformed by magic into a building twice its size, it would not even then have held all the people who wished to see the moving pictures…
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Several new and interesting pictures were shown before a packed house at the Lyceum Theatre on Saturday night. The principal one was perhaps, a reproduction of Rider…
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In consequence of the immense success which has attended the exhibition of the Burns Johnson fight pictures at the Stadium the management has secured the Town Hall for a brief extension of the season…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Amusements. Theatre Royal
Immense audiences thronged the performance of "The Sign of the Cross" at the Theatre Royal, where Mr. Julius Knight and Miss Beatrice Day successfully head a company which has evidently renewed the…
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It might have been imagined that the present City Council, with the moving example of the Queen Victoria Markets before its eyes, would never dream of running the risk of a…
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At the Glaciarium on Saturday evening Mr. T. J. West, who has secured the Australian rights of the art films published by Messrs. Pathe Freres, the Prrisian cinematographic experts…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Amusements. Fight Pictures at the Town Hall
The exhibition ot the Burns-Johnson Fight Pictures at the Town Hall last Wednesday drew so great an audience that the management decided to again present the series there during the first five nights of…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Johnson in Melbourne. Met by a Crowd with a Brass Band
MELBOURNE, Monday:--jacK jonhson, in a champion boxer of the world, arrived in Melbourne from Sydney this morning. Despite the heavy rain a large crowd…
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In the Town. Hall for. tonight, tomorrow and Friday, the great contest for the world's . heavy-weight championship will be. rehearsed by means of very fine…
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This week's programme at the Glaciarium is of great interest, especially by reason of the drama "L'Arlesienne," the first of a series of which Mr. T. J. West has secured the Australasian rights. The scenes in the…
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The Anderson Dramatic Company in 'The Gayest of the Gay' continue to fill the Criterion Theatre nightly, the audiences evidently appreciating Miss…
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The Tivoli Theatre was filled last night, the attractions in chief being the Parisian equilibrists. Amalia and Leonora, and Cristofolo, the wonderful juggler…
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The double show (pantomime daring the day and melodrama at night) serves to prove bow well Edwin Geach and George Marlow gauged the tastes of the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Glaciarium—west's Pictures
Pictures of some of the scenes. of the recent enrthquake are being shown at the Glaciarium by the up-to-date West's. The port. of Catania, Messina and the harber,, Daudet. The various . incidents of this well-known tragic love story, are displayed with the various scenes true to life, and the meeting ot Frederl and the proud…
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"The Sign of the Cross', which has drawn such large audiences during the holidays, last Evening again attracted an unusually good attendance, when the…
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Through a mistake it was stated last week that the musicians who supplied such fine entertainment at the recent Burns-Johnson fight formed the R.A.A…
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This being the first issue of the 'Sportsman' for 1909, 'Recorder takes the opportunity of wishing his friends the cricketers, juniors and seniors, 'A Happy…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Proposed Municipal Theatre
The proposal that a municipal theatre should be erected near the Central Railway Station will again be brought before the City Council early in the year, and a number…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Other Shows. Palace Theatre
The Palace Theatre was well patronised on January 2. A matinee performance was given of the popular pantomime "Robinson Crusoe." Hundreds of children were included in the…
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