AR FUNDS Odd Shillings To Patriotic Fund
Dramatized appeal details donations received for a patriotic fund. Mentions Red Cross appeal, secretary Mrs. Mason, and local organizers aiding a public effort with uncertain OCR fragments.
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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 09, 1940
Page
2
Dramatized appeal details donations received for a patriotic fund. Mentions Red Cross appeal, secretary Mrs. Mason, and local organizers aiding a public effort with uncertain OCR fragments.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Mr Bulcock planning northward steps on flood inquiry and a presentation by someone named Jaiordat. It references government representation and a Brisbane reunion next Tuesday. The text is garbled with multiple misspellings and missing details.
The Regent presents Sherlock Holmes tomorrow amid two new films while Winter Garden backs The Proud Valley with Paul Robeson and Australian star Jean Johnson. Tivoli continues My Girl Friday as Metro shows Bala Laiko. crowd excitement rises.
Readable fragments describe a wartime condition in Britain and refer to a face spray as a possible remedy. The text is garbled with missing words and names, making precise details uncertain.
Popular films promise something for every taste in reruns and revivals. U Boat 29 at Majestic Theatre features Conrad Wells with espionage thrills. Soult of the Border with Gene Autry. His Girl Friday at Tivoli with Cary Grant and Rosalind Russell. The Hunchback of Notre Dame at Victo r Mago y. Balalaika musical at Ly e Molto. The Man Who Wouldn't Talk at Majest y. Over the Moon with Meria Oberon. Goodbye Mr Chips at Lewin Theatre. and more.
The Clever Cleveres musical troupe brings a lively vaudeville line up to town with acrobatics and high speed tricks praised in London Paris and Berlin. The film program features John Barrymore Myrna Loy and Gary Cooper with romance and flying stunts. Also shown are Rex Theatre screenings of The Roaring Twenties and two Cremorne Theatre revivals Magnificent Obsession and Four Wives with Irene Dunne Lane Sisters. Gene Autry sings and acts in South of the Border and a light romcom Rusty rounds out the bill.uleerd
Bahwing who ran second in the Stradbroke and New Mandicap will not race at Ascot on Saturday the final day of the Brisbane Cup meeting. Several horses are scratched or pinned for the day, with notes on form and trainers.
A garbled historical OCR snippet mentions bookmakers, licenses, and bets with scattered names and places. The text seems to reference South Grafton or Grafton and Brisbane traces, plus scattered terms like bookmaker and betting. No coherent event or outcome is clearly identifiable.
Uncertain OCR fragments describe a local event involving a fan named Fats and a gathering at a San Antonio style venue. The text mentions a person named Hresberdon and a rapper Grain, with references to a symposium and a specific street or area. Details are unclear due to incomplete text.
The Motor Cells event features racing and cycling activities over a weekend in Brisbane. Participants from the League of Whetinin are expected to attend, with race times around 14 pm and various local clubs showcasing performance. The event aims to highlight motor and cycling skills amid a festive community setting.
A fragmented report notes 320 British models amid calls for reduced imports. The piece lists more than 40 manufacturers and references several filers, though some wording remains unclear.
The fragment reports about popular cycles and a dubious plan by ImmaNy Tallactus near Brilisne motor eye Thudds. It mentions a week of events, a view called Hive pettel veabelesen, and a claim that Stacy Livers is retrying a project.
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