Mayfair Theatre
At the Mayfair Theatre the chief attraction is "Scrooge," with Seymour Hicks in the title role. The supporting film is "D'ye Ken Johr, Peel," a story of England 100 years ago…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1936
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Embassy Theatre
The Embassy is presenting George Arliss and Gene Gerrard in "The Guv'nor." The second film is "Car of Dreams," featuring John Mills…
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To-day's programme at the Variety Theatre includes "The Scoundrel" and "This is the Night."…
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To-night at the Kursaal Theatre, 420 Kent-street, Mr. Scott Alexander is presenting Ibsen's "Ghosts" for the second time. The cast includes Shirley Geddes (Mrs. Alving), Raymond Irons, Henry…
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Margaret Sullavan and Herbert Marshall appear in "The Good Fairy," which is being shown at the Liberty Theatre. "The March of Time" is included in the programme…
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"The Passing of the Third Floor Back," at the Lyceum Theatre features Conrad Veidt, and is based on a play by Jerome K. Jerome, Judy Gunn and Luis Hayward play the leading parts in "The Love…
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Grace Moore is playing for a third week at the State Theatre in "Love Me Forever," Miss Moore sings many famous songs in the film, including several from "La Boheme." The cast includes…
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A dance and euchre party will be held in the Mt. Druitt Hall this Saturday, 4th inst., under the auspices of the Mt. Druitt Cricket Club. Trevor…
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Gliding through the air, members of the New South Wales diving team, performing from a high diving board, were photographed by Fox Movietone…
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"China Seas," starring Clark Gable, Jean Harlow, and Wallace Becry, is being shown at the St. James Theatre. Sessions are at 10.55 a.m., 1.45 p.m., 5 p.m., and 7.15 p.m. The picture is…
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The bombing of the Emperor's Palace at Dessyo by the Italians, the funeral of Princess Victoria, and Sydney Scots celebrating the New Year, are the main items in the current programme at the…
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Shirley Temple, in the Fox picture, "Curly Top," is continuing to attract satisfactory houses, and the season is likely to run for some time. "The Gay Deception," with Frances Dee and Francis Lederer,…
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"Page Miss Glory" is to continue for a third week at the Plaza Theatre. "The Pay Off," featuring James Dunn. Is the second film…
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The activity of the Citizens of Sydney Organising Committee on behalf of an improvement in the status of band music is reflected in the…
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It was stated yesterday that the Liberty Theatre had purchased the M.G.M. production "Escapade," and that its presentation would be made on or about January 25,…
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Scott Alexander is once again presenting [?]senn's "Ghosts" at the Kursaal Theatre (420 Kent Street) to-night. It received a splendid reception when staged last week…
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"Every year the people of Malaya the Dutch East Indies and Siam are becoming more and more motion picture-minded," said Mr. John Groves,…
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Dear Miss Dix,-- I am 18 and have fallen in love with a girl a year older. I have taken her to the pictures several times,…
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The last six nights are announced of "The Mikado," which is the current Gilbert and Sullivan attraction at the Theatre Royal. The cast includes Ivan Menzies, Winifred Lawson, Godfrey Stirling,…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Talkie Features Nepean Theatre News Shirley Temple
In spite of "Bright Eyes" and all of Shirley's other recent successes, "you aint seen nuthin'" till you see "Curly Top," which screens at the…
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