Empire Theatre Amusements Briefly Noted
The Empire Theatre listings mention a production titled Tollers of the Sea and other acts. The note hints at performances and a schedule, with emphasis on upcoming shows and audience appeal.
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Newspaper
Albany Despatch
Location
Albany, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1924
Page
4
The Empire Theatre listings mention a production titled Tollers of the Sea and other acts. The note hints at performances and a schedule, with emphasis on upcoming shows and audience appeal.
A fragile film program at Toco Hall features Waldner Sheicy and Walter Sivti in a controversial portrait. The schedule lists showings on Wednesday and Thursday with patrons urged to book seats, amid debates over the film's themes and political implications.
Empire Theatre screens Smilin Theo a comedy drama praised for crowd appeal. Consumer Talondale features in Venetia party Pelroun act. Gertrude Elliott cites Sailin’ Thro as stage repertoire. One night show. advance booking urged to avoid disappointment.
The piece discusses writer Hyre Morgan and his satirical mobile tale studies as featured in the Saturday Evening Post. It notes Morgan’s success with automobile stories and screen adaptations, including Ex Pre My Dust and What’s You Hurry, with new film Plaiting Barriers highlighted as a 120 horsepower hero.
Report notes unusual quiet around Permvunt Long Island studio during William DeMille’s first New York production Leebound. Clerks, electricians, and merchants gather at noon to study lighting and costumes as DeMille’s directing draws intense attention and a loyal audience from within the studio circle.
Mae Murray and director Hoh Leonor visit Ellis Tendlund Immigration Dept New York to obtain a permit for the Metro picture Fashion Row to be released in Australia and New Zealand. Murray plays two roles in Fashion How as sisters and the Russian peasant seeks her sister in America.
Fragmentary lines describe a moonlit scene with a girl hiding in cloud and a pursuer calling out. The text reads as a damaged poem with jagged phrasing and stray capitalized words, lacking clear dates, places, or proper names.
The article describes Western Australian apples shipping in red boxes to Wembley and beyond. It highlights strong demand at the Aspire Exhibition and notes prices at Wembley and the Australian Pavilion. It discusses quality, transport advantages, and buyer interest, with emphasis on the reputation of WA apples.
In Katanning the Advocat e argues Great Southern districts have climate rainfall and country to produce top marine wools. It highlights wool sales by the Great Southern Sheepbrothers Association and the potential for Albany port wool sales and Western Australia’s first woollen mills to spur growth, water development and jobs.
A brief archival note from June 27 references a Rampaent’syant renal remedy and mentions A. J. Hopson of Lower Kalena. The fragment notes a water cure as an excellent remedy and cites a memorial final context.
Dr Page promotes the New States Movement in Sydney arguing a carefully reviewed financial plan shows potential revenue surplus enabling better services while maintaining funds. He says the movement is active nationwide, including Victoria and Western Australia, with broad support across thinking men for Commonwealth reform.
The Chautauqua movement aims to provide wholesome education and entertainment through music, oratory, science, and culture. Australian representatives promote linking up communities, with global growth in Britain, South Africa, Australia, and New Zealand and 10,000 U S. and Canadian communities reaching 36 million attendees.
An experimental asphalt treated felt soil covering developed by C F Bekeart of Hawaii aims to retain heat and moisture to boost crop growth. Trials show potential 40 percent increases in banana and raspberry yields, with widespread interest from Pacific coast farmers and University of California Davis researchers observing the approach.
An early 20th century medical ad claims nervous headaches backaches and other ailments arise from poor blood and exhausted nerves. It promotes Heon's Tonic Nerve Nuts as a purifying blood booster and nerve nourishment, claiming it rebuilds the system and relieves pains. It also mentions peppermint cough remedies and cough aids.
A historical advertisement touts Doan's Backache Kidney Pills for women suffering kidney related pain, dizziness, and urinary issues. It cites Mrs. Mullimeaux of Albion wheat Katanning sharing rapid relief after a course, with a later claim of permanent cure over five years. Pills advertised at 2/9 per bottle via Fos ter McClellan Co 313 Murray Street. Also mentions a local meeting of the Katanning Operative Society planning an opera for show week.
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