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Newspaper
Armidale Chronicle
Location
Armidale, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 30, 1922
Page
3
A nostalgic guide for amateur performers detailing stage setup at home, simple lighting, backdrops, and costume design. It covers stage arrangement, dressing rooms, curtains, lighting effects, face makeup basics, costume construction from affordable materials, and elocution tips for clearer speech and projection.
The mayor praised Inverell performers and urged broader musical interest. A New England District Musics Union could form, with a public meeting early next year to elect delegates for a conference. The festival idea, including a possible eisteddfod, aims to raise the city’s musical and educational stature.
Crom Building Ltd presents Just Jingles a booklet by George Taylor featuring verses linked to Bullet Sun Heele Rudd s Magee The Soldier and other pieces The first jingle as printed recalls the passing year and memories with rhymed reflections on time aging and renewed hope written in a playful philosophical tone for a New Year companion packet
A. G. Hole critiques land settlement in the Armidale region and questions government plans. He cites alienated holdings data from 1912 to 1921, rising crown land leasing, and rural employment declines while urging decisive policy to promote productive use of rural land and a practical settlement program. Protest notes from Detroit, Boston, New York, and Chicago are mentioned.
Henry Ford and Warwick Armstrong share absorbing stories in Life magazine January issue. Ford outlines bold business growth and savings for readers including farmers and businessmen. Armstrong writes The Secret of Cricket, appealing to cricket fans and players with insights on the sport. Bharland's Cola Mix is available at hotels, clubs, chemists, and stores.
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