LOU plans transcontinental air route linking Perth and Belman Conwo
A new three engine commercial airliner will connect Perth and Belman Conwo, cutting journey time from 46 days to about 12 hours. The WP aircraft, a variant of the W 8B, will link the Lower Congo rail system with diamond fields near Djoka Paula. The move promises faster travel for officials and moneyed travelers between Adelaide, Perth, and Canberra, with aviation experts watching its European and Australian impact.
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Derby
Western Australia
Hmeabiot
Celemain
Alent Ly
Belman Conwo
Termine i Porkis Gore
Vapapeeletville
Thie Riate
Amd
Enprtilp
Iniel Billoceletly
Ible
Kullu
Rhodesa
Lower Congo
Matadi
Djoka- Paula
Cougu
Austealig
England
Beitioh
Hawley Page
Paul Phe
Europe
Ts Snoceas
Adelaid
Mone Bors
Canberra
Appointment at Trinity College of Music names S S Myerecough
The Hoard of Trinity College of Music announces the appointment of Mr S S Myerecough to the Exouner for Precival Subjects including Pianoforte Violin Singing Elocution. He began a chorister at Manchester Cathedral, later becoming Evening Hunter and Chorister Master there in 1880, and has taught at Loreto Abbey Ratfordham HM Training College Drumcondri and the Royal University of Ireland.
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Trinity College of Music
London
S&s. Myerecough
D. Qeow
Pto L
Irgun
Mir
Myermewogh
Manchester
Frederek Bridge
Tiles
Stewarl
Rome
Ceyghee
Oxford
Evenine Hinter
Manchester Cathedral
Loreto Abbey
Ratlforpham
Royal University of Ireland
HM Trainiig College
Drumcondri
Dublin
Wu Miesoun
Waiverina Woollen Manufacturing Co Report
The ninth annual general meeting of the Waierina Woollen Manufacturing Co at Wagga reviewed a loss for the year after acquiring Jamon Aiken and Bonn mill at Hobart as a going concern. Profits earlier gave way to a heavy deficit. wages will rise by £600 next year but outlook remains uncertain amid tariff and protection debates affecting Woollen Tweeds production.
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Biyering Woollen Manufacturing Co
Wagga
Wan
Jamon Aiken
Bonn
Hobart
ETO
Mir
Kerfoot
Wagen
Debate on a Standard English Pronunciation
Bernard Show of University College argues for a standard English pronunciation defined by phonetics. London professors weigh the lack of a universal form, noting regional accents and the British public school voice, with American English and Australian English cited as divergent.
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Anyonuej
Oxford
Bernard Show
University College
Englin
Show
Daniel Jou
Landen
Chironaol
Profesaen Aties
Phonetics
Landen Uni
Onx
Board of
Eiluention
Aewent
Peeewk
Tha Education Department
Bootland Lu
Ioe
Htapa
Minister of Education
Bo Par Bent
Thos
Jupay
London
Aboulhoy
Ai tHhirthion
Gadh Spewke
Scones
Afrigg
Sue
Canada welcomes settlers from Britain amid Hebridean migration
In 1923 about 40 000 emigrants from Great Britain entered Canada with 43 000 from Scotland. Hebridean families near Red Deer in Alberta sparked further settlement plans. The Canadian Pacific Railway offers 180 acre holdings for about 2000 payable over 36 years. Canadian National Railways promotes land for married couples with farming experience. Programs target groups of twenty families, aiming to establish around one hundred families this year.
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Great Britain
Canada
Scotland
Red Deer
Aberta
MacDonnel
Thes Imemigranta
Canadian Pacific Railway
Offerimm
Tutwee
Canadian National Railways
Empire ‘Review
Empire Theatre Opens Under New Manager Tonight
Empire Theatre announces new lease owner H Wiley presents Dumas stage adaptation Camille in two reels with Redolph Valentine and Allo Nagimove star power. Film follows Arisette and Anna Dovel through love and poverty in Paris. Melville Grebent provides music. admission prices listed as 2 shillings 2 pence and 1 shilling.
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Empire Theatre
H. Wiley
Exual
Far Tonight
Tomorran
Dumas
Siage Trumpt
Camille
Redolph Valentine
Allo Nagimove
Montmartre
Maria
Nagimova
Arisette
Valenting
Meten
Paramount Company
Anna Dovel
Hethis
Earrithes
Mt Isolving
Manny Times
Dames
Melville Grebent
St Johns School Wall Opens with Western Drama Feature
Master Pictures presents Playing It Wild at St Johns Hall opening night by H J Lambert. Western star William Duncan leads a tale of six guns and moral conflict with romance and stunts. Larry Lemon provides the Midnight Cabaret and 200 new chairs were arranged for patrons.
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Master Pictures
H. J. Lambert
St. Johns Hall
William Duncan
Six-Gun
Eadith Jolngun
Oo Dow
Duncan
Jerry Hoskin
Aho
Larry Lemon
Wiese
Lambert
Town Hall and Empire presents You Gant Fool You Wife
George Melford production to be screened at Town Hall and Empire Saturday Paramount night stars Leatrice Joy. A domestic melodrama of modern matrimony mixed with intrigue centers on a married man’s infatuation and a wife who matters most to him.
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George Melford
Town Hall
Empire Theatre
Paramount
Leatrice Joy
Melford
California
Dawn of the Bust shines in grand production at local theaters
Audiences praised a glittering stage show titled Dawn of the Bust led by Ate Brady with a strong supporting cast. The program also promised the educational feature Hunting in Africa at Town Hall and Empire Theater on July 24 and 25, adapting H A Snow stories of the Mexican jungle with exotic wildlife and sensational spectacle, aiming to entertain all public segments.
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Ate Brady
Africa
Empiry Theater
H. A. Snow
Flowlow
Mr. Snow
Oakland
California
Rex
Rex Wirwaite
Otten Bagge
Paramount Experiment Tests Audience Response Before Release
Jane Lasky of Manouk—Players-Lasky Corp explains the aim to balance producer exhibitor power with public taste. Hollywood pioneer Mrs. Petre supports testing by pre release screenings, a plan piloted near Los Angeles that drew instant applause and suggested new standards for entertainment value before general release.
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Oritlabo
Jos
Steve Us
Shrer
Uchiorry
VW Expressen
Jane L. Lasky
Manous Players-Lasky Corporation
Paoranovnt Pleures
Petre
Mr. Locky
Paramount
Optician
Ceel Fh
Ingrams New Discoveries In Rex Tugray Metro Production
Police await opening of Rex Tugray's Metro production Thy Arch. Paramount plans release in Austra and New Zealand. Amon, three native players, and a cast including Aline Terry and Ramon Novaren reflect a global talent lineup attracting intrigue.
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Rex Tugray
Metro
Paramount
Austra
New Zealand
Africa
Mr. Ingram
New York
Amon
Ruimera
America
Tudolph Valentine
Aline Terry
Ramon Novaren
France
Spain
England
Maly
Germany
Europe
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