Empire Theatre Announces New Film Event at Albany
The Empire Theatre will screen a new vehicle titled An Christ ia c in Albany with Eugene Nall and Marion, Hassell, Vessurer in the cast. The production promises strong dramatic power and stagelike realism, touted as equal in impact to London stage shows and drawing praise for its dramatic storytelling and acting.
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Hlunehe Sweet
Teomge Marion
William Hassell
Eugene Vessurer
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Solt Huijled at Mix Town Pageant
The West Australian gazette lists events for town residents including a theatrical piece The Hero and a visit by Birdimes Mitelell and other government members. It notes industrial activity at the W. A. Shirt Factory and details the local entertainment lineup for the upcoming day.
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Railay
Ciilition
Ty Evervherry
Fayette
Gok
W. A
Birdimes
Mitelell
Snow Belle and Midnight Lead Weekend Film Screening
A Saturday night screening features The Snow Belle with Mouse Branly in a dramatic role and Midnight starring Jack Molhell. The lavish Romney production promises thrills romance and disaster set in Canadian snow country.
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Drumuie
Conotitiee Binney
Mice Branly
Becky
Mo Ghent
Ymat
Howe
Jack
Empire Theatre to Screen Mogiatures Monday Night
The Empire Theatre plans to show mogiatures on Monday night as the main programme change. The schedule indicates screenings will occur throughout the winter season with the new programme featured each Monday night.
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Wlner
Town Mall Pictures Presents The Midnight Gueek Show
Town Mall screens the Universal feature The Midnight Gueek Saturday night featuring a striking center attraction. Fans are invited to attend as auditorium seating is limited and sales begin at dusk.
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Drama and variety bill at Town Hall features Cabrielle romance
A two reel Western drama centers on Cabrielle and Dryden amid social reforms with a love triangle ending in marriage vows. Supporting acts include Knights of the Timber, Tattle Tale, and International News, with a children’s matinee and Perils of the Vision episodes in the billed program.
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Dryden
Africa
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Hockey Notes: Local Girls Team Varsity Play by Play
The report reviews a Saturday hockey note with player assessments. Bertha, Sally Selman, Dorothy Lowy, Lillis Sichobei, and Mary Mose show varied form while captain leadership and positioning are praised. Lily Furby, Lauria Parker, Helle Hailey, Lulu Browrley, Danny Pritchard, and Norma Nott receive comments on defense and forward play as the squad works to improve teamwork and tactics.
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Dorothy Lowy
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W. Turtshorn
Querie Vaughan
Mary Mose
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Lily Furby
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Lauria Parker
Louris
Lulu Browrley
Danny Pritchard
Dorothy Nolt
Rita Mooaghin
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Lai
Norma Nott
Norma
Indictment of Liquor Trade Sparsely Supported
A Paris pamphlet argues alcohol harms society with statistics on saloons deaths and crime. It claims 3244 galoons and 500000 intoxicating venues exist in France and links alcohol to tuberculosis murders beggars and criminal youth. The piece portrays temperance as a government‑published view challenging temperance rhetoric.
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Australia Faces Navy Stretch as Defence Costs Rise
In Grainville Sydney Mr Bowden warns of strained naval capacity and the need for higher defence spending. He cites a damaged ship dockability and reduced steaming power, urging Australia to invest in navy air force and munitions to meet security demands.
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Albany Technical School Announces Holiday Schedule and New Courses
Albany Technical School says no instruction this week due to holidays. In May 1 term second term begins with Monday and Thursday meetings for wool handling and related courses. Vacancies exist in bookkeeping shorthand and typewriting at the technical and continuation schools. New students enroll May 19 at 7 pm. A drawing class may start if enough applicants, under Mr. Whinney, with details from the head master or Mrs. Whitney.
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Queensland loan drives praise as London pledges support
Premier Theodore reports a successful loan conversion campaign after tense negotiations with London financiers. A potential London and New York boycott was avoided as mutual support secured Queensland's loan obligations and favorable publicity for Australia.
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Dream of Society Strain Details Violence and Disruption
Fragmented OCR reads describe a chaotic scene with mentions of assault, police, and a public disturbance. The text references a parade of places and people in a disrupted social setting, implying unrest and investigation alongside local business and civic activity. The garbled lines obscure clear names or dates but indicate a violent incident and ensuing response.
Dairying Industry Seeks Statutory Board and Price Support
Debates propose a government scheme to establish a statutory board with power to set minimum butter prices and regulate inter state and overseas marketing. The plan includes levies to compensate producers when English market prices are high and aims to protect export trade, currently 70 percent domestic and 30 percent overseas. The Bruce Page government has adopted a standard to lift British market prices for Australian butter, with expected price increases of around ten per cent. Meanwhile Sydney Wheat Exports intensify with ships like Koulymian and Rio Blanco moving wheat to England and the Continent, describing busy weeks at White Hay silos and multiple vessels preparing to head abroad.
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Plymont
Wire-Wetting Debate Reveals Australian Protection Policy
The Twill Board backed a move to impose wire wetting restrictions under the Australian Industries Preservation Act after a long dispute by joint manufacturers. English wire-netting has undercut domestic prices in Australia, with imports routed as British to gain preferential duties, leaving local firms with large unsold stocks.
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Relief for teachers discussed by government official
The article argues teachers face unequal burdens with hotter classrooms and longer hours. It notes women often bear more leave and classroom discipline falls on them. It claims relieving teachers would be vital for professional efficiency and cites a government minister praising such reforms.
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Public vents restricted to public matters in columns
The column notes emphasize that discussions should concern public affairs not private matters. It warns that content veering into personal or sensitive territory will be censored to protect individuals.
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