Gone With the Wind Dominates Local Screen Attractions
The Screen by Te Pana notes a windy week as Gone With the Wind rises to the forefront of cinema, praised as a rare, high calibre feature. The so called "silver sheet" remains a venerable institution and inspiration yet struggles to match such monumental films.
On with the Dance At Cloudland
A review notes a busy Cloudland program with Vivien Leigh, Karloff, and others. It covers film and stage items, dance numbers by Billy Romaine, and a mix of stars and acts including Reg ent Theatre showcases.
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Billy Romaine
Koodon Land
Hotsha
Ta Pan Alley
City Baths Lose Heavily in 1935 to 1988 Decline
City baths show heavy losses since 1935 with Sandgate and Manly pools the only two not closed by the City Council. A February 088 report notes average annual losses around £1720 across facilities, while Sandgate and Manly posted some profit. Costs include maintenance, power, lighting, and plant operations at Toowong and Valley baths, with expenses exceeding revenue and a funded shortfall evident in the early period.
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Sandgate
Manly
Witval Wits
Yeats
House Divides On Request For Statistics
Fragmentary text shows debate among MPs over releasing statistics. It references Home Secretary, hospital, inquiries, and possible parliamentary inspection. The garbled OCR hints at political contention about data access and production of evidence for inquiries.
Missing Woman Returns in Passamen Case Probe
A garbled report from Grafton describes a missing woman returning in a Passamen inquiry led by Acting-Attorney-General Mr. Lid. The piece references scenes at Upwines Mead near Macey and mentions various figures including Mr. EH Cayton and Dr. Clayton, with legal actions and hospital ties noted amid unclear details.
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Passamen
Grafton
Lid
Upwines Mead
Macey
O'keete
EH Cayton
Torwinke
Lacey Wan
Keefe
Mike Io
Yar Mackean
Fran Wlich
Thom Hompavenel
Moore
Clayton
Foyne BESSON and Pariiamensenterring to My tg ideva
Fragmentary OCR text references Foyne BESSON and a parliamentary entrance to something called My tg ideva, with scattered names such as Paiste, Mr od Thing Ree CP, Jo Tieravi Ot AthiCia, and TMF Forgan. Content is unclear and technical, offering no coherent event or outcome to summarize.
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Tieravi
AthiCia
Uwe Ypur
Lion Ate
Anette
Devette
Record Local Woollen Goods Sales in Canberra
Fragmented report notes Government and industry actions on woollen goods publicity and marketing in 1934. Mentions Australian ministers, retailers, and campaigns to promote production, consumption, and export amid wartime constraints.
Help to Ell Woollen Ban Fanners Report
The report notes aid to woollen farmers and a parliamentary presentation regarding a portion of the Ans. The International Wool Secretariat was asked by a circle about newspapers. Manufacturers and tweed outfits remain under scrutiny as the study tracks the wool trade and related outfits.
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Canberma
Wedrestay
Tyter National Wool Secretariat
Europe
America
Ausralia
Plans for Child Evacuees in Britain Arrivals Warned
The Home Affairs Minister and immigration official warned of plans for child evacuees arriving from Britain. Officials urged careful screening and protective measures as authorities coordinate reception and safety for the young evacuees amidst ongoing wartime disruptions.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at 1940s film comedy scene
Fragment mentions Fay Orant and trene Ousine qiaylti Uedmie pobuEALO on different ties of a Thousand marked a second time. Randolphy Beatt with Gail Patrick in a comedy about a gentleman with charm and whiskers, facing Mr Chan in a Charlie Chan scenario.
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Meher
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Denen Island
Randolphy Beatt
Gail Patrick
Charlie Chan
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Mr. Chan
Pinocemio Jestic and revival films dominate screen picks
A re run shows feature many classic titles with praise for Louis Heyward and Brian Aherne in a revival slate. Flight Angels stars and a mix of American and English comic acts appear. The review notes strong characterisations and action packed moments in the western Dodge City and other offerings Across theatres tomorrow showings include Pennyworth style revivals and light comedy acts.
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Ang
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Menam Chyceum Currents
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Hogue
Ory Cooper
Erol Msinn
Stoppee Yates
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