The Uroken Wrage at Empire Theatre
Amusements page notes The Uroken Wrage to be shown at Ye Banpaire Theatre tomorrow night as the main feature. The cast includes Keane Hbnelan Merit Cooper and Marie Wiese with a subplot about identity and memory, plus AustenTion Gageltt in supporting acts and a screen snap comedy.
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Pelea
Banpaire Theatre
Tosmorrow
Keane
Merit Cooper
Heary
Steven
Marie Wieserome Klay
Phillip Marvin
Teeslan
Mirrwins
Inipinsetth
Imichine
Town Hall Pictures Feature Two Reel Drama At New Amiens Event
The Town Hall presents a two reel program headlined by No rode’s bride with Hunchinsen and Nevin in key roles and Murph opposite as Dor Stonnish. Also shown is a two reel comedy Putting It Over starring Pickford from Phil Goldstone. Peril of the Yukon continues with further episodes and a lighted stage romance theme pervades the spectacle.
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Amiens
Nohode
Hery Hunchinsen
Papi
Diany Nevin
Kelon Murph
Dor’ Stonnish
Dek Pickford
Phil Goldstony
Pickford
Dick Tulisidse
Tay
Yukon
Empire Theatre Presents The Love Master With Birongheart
Birongheart the wonder dog stars in The Love Master at Empire Theatre with Strongheart in a Canadian North drama of love, thrills, and canine bravery. A matinee Wednesday features related comedy and topical items, with a dog fight scene noted as gripping.
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Birongheart
Wonder Dog
Bel
States
Beat Doe
Canada
Laurance Trimble
Joe Muir
Strongheart
Aki
Northlands
Weil
Who Knighthood Was in Flower at Paramount Producers
A 1930s style notice touts a Paramount production titled Who Knighthood Was in Flower presented in reels. It billed the film as the most lavish ever, with a thrilling love story of a princess and the Prince of Wales, praised for romance and beauty and a record at the Prince of Wales Theatre in Perth.
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Sappmart Jno
Paramount
Old England
Prince of Wales
Nowadeap
Prine of Wales
Perth
Albany
Town Hall Pictures Presents Homeward Bound at Paramount
The first Paramount attraction at Town Hall is Homeward Bound led by Thomas Meighan with Lila Lee and a strong cast. Based on Peter A Kyne’s The Light to Leeward, Ralph Ince directs a dramatic tale with storms and romance.
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Paramount
Town Hall Pictures
Thomas Meighan
Lila Lee
Peter Bo Rye
Anil i. Hone
Meighlin
Kywe
Hemehersay
Peter A. Kyne
Leeward
Ralph Ince
Lilo Leegee
Metro to Film in Australia and New Zealand With Borzage
Frank Borzage and a lineup of renowned directors join Paramount’s Australian and New Zealand projects under the Metro banner. Borzage heads a Hollywood studio office as talent scouts readied for next features while Hubert, Ingram, Niblo, Barker, Henley, Scherlinger, Vignola, Hadger, Baker and others prepare productions.
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Metro Pictures
Austral
New Zealand
Frank Borzage
Borange
Metro Studios
Hollywood
Metro
Mr. Borage
Hubert. Leonard
Mie Murray
Hex Ingram
Robert G. Vignola
Clarmce Hadger
George Baker
Paramount
Australis
Public Holidays: Call to Abolish Multiple Observances
A Newrastice paper condemns many public holidays arguing for a single national Australia Day and a unified observance. It suggests moving or dropping dates such as January 26 and the Prince of Wales birthday, with a federal approach to align celebrations nationwide. The piece references a proposed Federal action and mentions Dr Mary Sykagels in relation to health leadership.
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Angie Dow
Australia
Commonwealth
Prine
Ansay
Federated
Primary Producers Scheme Aims at New Export Measures
The federal government plans a new Department of Trade distinct from customs to manage the primary producers scheme. Australian fruit and cereal bodies discuss surpluses and canned goods while a plan to assist wheat and butter sectors is considered. Representatives in Melbourne met to refine the cooperative and proprietary schemes for possible adoption.
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Hyne
Priny
Cadeat Priory
Custom
Tie Mliulit
Aus
Pram
Ad Vances
Jew
Mor Bruce
Indus
Melbourpe
Color effects and color aura in personal mood discourse
A fragment discusses color aura as a fixed personal influence on mood and nerves. Miss Nore Johnston recalls blue as her dominant hue bringing happiness, while green or red can provoke irritability or anger, suggesting fashion colors affect temperament and well being.
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Coura
Twystion
Pippon
Nore Joheston
Garerok
Mise Johnston
Tom
Revival of Ireland’s Ancient Games Planned for August
Ireland plans to revive the traditionally grand Tullteann games in August at Tara Meath after centuries. The 1024 event aims to host 50 000 visitors daily over three weeks with theatres devoted to native art and sport. J J Walsh TD is appointed director and thirty counties will organize the event. Athletes from England Scotland Wales America and others promise to compete. Dublin Horse Show will run concurrently.
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Avil Tulbeany
Centuris
Lohhn
Log Artin
Treen
Tara
Coby Meath
Roderick Conner
Horplinte
Aimterm
Cline
Wb Perm
Bruce
Dail Evin Hua
J. J. Walsh
Dublin
England
Scotland
Wales
America
Cummdin
Australia
New Zealand
Aftica
Prince of Wales visits wounded WWI soldiers in hospital
The Prince of Wales toured a hospital ward where 36 men were treated for severe injuries. He spoke with patients, urged doctors to show care, and insisted on visiting the blind and deaf patient despite distressing conditions.
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Prince of Wales
Pring
England
Seth
Anzious
The Boy and His Future: Twenty Seven Paths of Growth
A discussion from The Children's Newspaper explains how a boy’s future is shaped by three factors: innate talent, environment, and response to education. Each factor has three levels, producing twenty seven possible outcomes for a boy’s development.
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Hoy
MP Meals and Revenue Decline in 1923 House Report
A Select Committee report shows 141 723 meals served in 1923 versus 146 000 in 1922, with a revenue drop from £36 776 to £? 1/5/10. The year had 114 active days vs 133 in 1922. stock, cash, and capital balances are noted, plus stray Dickens quotes in the text.
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House of Commons
Doan's Ointment Endorsed for Eczema Cure
Serious chances arise for skin disease cases, but Doan's Ointment is praised as the safe remedy. Mrs J A Potter of Spencer Read Albany recounts a lasting cure of eczema after tried remedies failed. The ointment, sold at 2 shillings per pot, is advertised by Foster McClellan Co. from Murray Street Perth.
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Doan
J. A. Potter
Spencer Read
Albany
Murray Street
Perth
Make It Yourself Money Saving Cough and Cold Remedy
A home remedy technique recommends mixing Heenso with hot water and sugar per label to create a cough and cold mixture. The guide claims a family supply from a single bottle and suggests Teenzo Cough Diamonds as an alternative. A casual promotional note ends with a cultural reference to a perennial ride.
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National Library of Australia
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J. Davies
High Clase
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Omtel
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Bishop and Kees
Bow
Gs. M. C. Parry
Lote
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Wugh Street
W. R. Nott
York
THE
Southern Union
Hemeral Insurance Company
Aubtelian
France
Drew, Robinson and CO
Ratas
Marina
Eta
Middleton Beach
Vieh— Willard
JOHNS
Denmark
Segar
Tere Go
Vas Peinend
Wutusriin
Freemason’s Hotel
Stirling Terace
T. . Hocking
Telephone
Ferguson
Marine Ens
Cone
Pt Certi
Mouchemore
York Street
Corpetint
Todd
Yik
Preberick Streets
BO. Boz
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