Help for Theatre Employees
The Government announces that, commencing from to-day. It will maintain a depot for employees of Union Theatres, Ltd., and Australasian Films, Ltd., excep[?] orchestras,…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1919
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Concerted Action Urged. to the Editor
Sir,--Is it not possible for the medical men of the Federal and State departments to get together and deal directly with the present crisis without the State politicians as…
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At the annual meeting of the Citizens' Band Committee the following officers were elected: -- Patron, Mr. E. Loneragan; president, Mr. J. Workman;…
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"I have been all round the globe," remarked comedian Bert Clark during the week, "and I have no hesitation in staling that when the Tivoli re-opens the stage lighting will be as…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →FACT & Fiction Pen Pictures and Short Stories the Village Oh the Beach
As you approach Sydney by sea from the north, almost the first recognisable landmark you may make out will be the big white palace of St. Patrick s…
Continued on Trove, page 36 →Bat and Ball. Bosward's Bowling Baffles and Beats Batsmen. Complete Collapse of Petersham. Folkhard Reasserts Himself and Scores 157. Asher and Heden in the Eighties. Lawe's Googlies Too Much for Middle Harbor. Big Battle Pending Between Central Cumberland and Western Suburbs. Donovan Makes 122 for Uni. Ward Prentice Gets His Century
The ninth round of grade games commenced last Saturday in fine, hot weather and upon good wickets. Several teams made over three hundred, and…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Theatre the Tivoli Stage Lighting
"I have been all round the globe," remarked comedian Bert Clark during the week, "and I have no hesitation in stating that when the Tivoli re-opens the stage…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Noisy in the Pictures
Cecil R. Hannan, a lad, was charged at Liverpool Court with behaving in a riotous-manner in the Fairfield picture palace. Constable Clark stated that defendant was…
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The Ophir Royal Black Preceptory wrote to Granville Council asking for the use of the town hall on a near-approaching Saturday. The body had, during the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Italian Pictures Reclaimed From Vienna LONDON, Friday Night
"The Times" correspondent in Vienna states that the heads of the Italian Armistice Mission have claimed 160 Venetian masterpieces hanging in the…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Wives of Soldiers Arrived Yesterday a Smiling Band of 80 With About 30 Young Children—Some Bound for Queensland
There was great enthusiasm at Woolloomooloo No. 3 wharf yesterday morning when the Miltiades berthed with the smiling, rosy faces of over eighty Anzai…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Concerts for the A.i.f
Our London correspondent writes: -- The weekly concerts at the A.I.F. Hall, which is located in the vasty depths of Australia House, have fairly…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Amusements. Parker Concert Postponed
The Parker benefit concert, to be held in the Protestant Hall on Thursday next, is postponed [?] account of the authorities, till further notice…
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One of the most novel scenes in Bubbly [?] that of the Music Room, which opens the revue. The back scene represents a sheet of music with bars, notes, etc. During the scene the principal…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Just Before the Armistice--flying Pictures From Palestine
With the Australian Flying Corps in Palestine. A flight of 'planes laden with bombs flying above the clouds. The picture was taken during a flight to bomb the Turkish railheads and dumps. Australian flying machines in Palestine returning to their hangar after a bombing stunt. The Australian Flying Corps has done splendid work, and has, on many occasions, been congratulated by General Sir E. H. Allenby…
Continued on Trove, page 29 →Fact & Fiction Ten Pictures and Short Stories the Surf and the Sands
The reason for this article is not altogether that one has discovered the surf only recently, or that the sands, that stretch north and south of Sydney in…
Continued on Trove, page 36 →Billiards "Snooker" on the Way to United States Beginners and the One Ball Practice : Table Angles
Snooker writes from Suva: As the steamer Niagara was said to have introduced the dreaded flu to New Zealand, it was not surprising that when a mild…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Bat and Ball. Central Cumberland Defeats the Leaders. Marvellous Win by Waverley. Paddington Leads. Kippax Another Trumper. Stan. Thomas Astonishes the Natives. Norman the Superman Downs North Sydney. [?] Judgement Gives Paddington the Lead. the Students Outplay the Seasiders. McCLOY a Great All-round Player, Takes 6 FOR 56 Was Dunn Out? Veteran Gee Top Scores for Middle Harbour
On Saturday, in fine hot weather, with a strong nor'-easter blowing, the grade games were continued, and the results in several cases completely…
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[?] If you are going in for music, which instruments would you choose Slobbs: Well I've always thought I would like to be a solist on a rosh…
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At the Quarter Sessions, Darlinghurst, to-day, before Judge Backhouse and a Jury, Bernard Green pleaded guilty to stealing two bags and £65 17s…
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