Palace Theatre to Feature Glamour and Return of the Terror
Anzac Day program at the Palace Theatre lists Glamour a drama with Paul Lukas Constance Cummings and Return of the Terror a First National mystery thriller headlining screenings to-morrow night with matinee. The program also includes Thirty Day Princess starring Sylvia Sidney Cary Grant and Edward Arnold with Come on the Hill and a clever mystery tale. Short subjects and Australian newsreels accompany the features. Bax plans at Palace Theatre office Uphune 22243.
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Palace Theatre
Universal
Edna Ferber
Paul Lukas
Constance Cummings
Mary Astor
Johin Halliday
Lyle Talbot
Frank Metagh
Irving Pichel
Edgar Wallace
Paramount
Sylvia Sidney
Cary Kant
Edward Arnold
Yebo
Sally Jane
Nigel‘ Playtarr
Phyllis Duce
Judy Kelly
Tropical Theatre Presents The Hell Car And We're Rich
The Tropical Theatre awards tomorrow night screenings with a 2 15 matinee and a busy program featuring The Hell Cat with Robert Armstrong and Anh Cover and Were Rich Again with Edna May Oliver. Short subjects and newsreels accompany the bill.
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Lolmabin
Tame x
Porter
Iwroelt Hess
Robert Armstrng
Anh
RKO Radio
Edna May Oliver
Jasity
Warner Baxter
Ima Fox
Baxter
Fom
Gaineborough Rama
Matheson Lang
Wew
Whaticks
Dr Sheldon’s New Discovery Cough Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr Sheldon’s New Discovery for baby colds and coughs. It claims rapid relief, safe for delicate stomachs, with promises of soothing eyes and nose and disappearance of cold after several doses. It highlights a 30 year proven track record and price markers 1/9 and 3/-.
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Dr. Sheldon
Baby
Taby
Sheldon
Innisfail Sugar Legacy Ties to Fitzgerald and Mills
An April 24 report recalls the 1880 planting of the first cane at Flying Fish Point on the Johnstone River and the founding of Tamistail Estate. It notes Fitzgerald's role, the Mourilyan and Goong estates, early factories, and the scale of sugar production, with details on mills, costs, and workforce of diverse ethnic groups.
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Innisfail
T. H. Fitsgeram
Flying Fish Point
Johnstone River
Winstail
Cate
Fitzgerald
Australia
Tyralay
Far Noth
Australy
South Joktone
Tully
Goong
T. M. Fitzgerald
C.S.R
Queensland Sugar Company
Lonhowen
Quetsland
Ichava
South Johnstone Sugar Works Build In 1918
The Sugar Works Net of TV Act funded cane credits to suppliers via the Treasurer Corporation to repay loans. South Johnstone factory began in 1918 with machinery delays. commissioning hoped by late September or early October 1916 for cane crushing. The Sanath Jolantere tramway faced major delays due to terrain, not finishing until October 1916, with 56 205 tons of cane prepared during the rolling period.
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Miday
Sanath Jolantere
South Johnstone Sugar Mill History and 1920s Turnaround
The South Johnstone mill faced low yields after early problems and a disastrous 1918 cyclone that wrecked buildings and caused deaths. Tonnage fell to 87,105 in the following year, but big crops later returned. In 1927 farmers gained control, triggering upheaval, then industrial peace as the mill entered a stable era.
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South Fohnstone Mill
South Johnstone
Jubilee Week Celebrations Organised by Sydney Citizens
The Sydney Citizens Organising Committee outlines plans for Jubilee Week across New South Wales. Activities include tree planting, municipal displays, a Memorial Park ceremony, a race meeting at Randwick, inter state and naval events, a Harbour fireworks display, school plays, a military carnival, and a Kings Cup race with royal presence expected.
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George V
Ciery
Ritzeits of
Sydney
Smuther Ein
Arvana
Foundity
Minas
Max Lasineyill
Kemtennial Park
Syiney Harbor
Chile
Stiream Committee
Butler Sets New Record In Friday Track Meet
Miss Jean Butler weaved ahead to beat her own mark at the meet, leaving for Sam on Wednesday after an earlier run that day.
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Mustratien Cable Sercine
Nicusll
Jean “Butler
Sam
Excursions to Green Island Oyster Cay and Fishing
Advertised trips offer viewing at Green Island and Oyster Cay with fishing options. A vessel named Myrvnila is listed for attendance, with arrivals noted in the morning and late afternoon times. The schedule mentions a departure from Green Street avenue and a return trip, including a stop at Veter Cay.
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Green Island
Oyster Cay
Town and Country Social Notes from Cairns District
A crowded Cairns society column lists residents and visitors over the Easter holidays. J L Clayton stays at the Post Office Hotel Abbott Street. Mr and Mrs J Torpy and infant visit. A Dicksom and Melendes Street Mirani hosts. Mr McKague returns from Bushane. Mrs McKague and infant plan a holiday with her parents S Favell Eschanade. Numerous locals and guests travel to and from Cairns, Melbourne, and Bee Hanes derive in Cairns or Easier royatia, with engagements at schools, churches, and hotels noted.
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J. L. Clayton
Douglas
Favell
Eschanade
Best Haute
Cains bin
Htander
Moening
Bese Bane
J Casey
Marevba
Laisa
Weshurnday
Bess Robins
HL Power
Townisville
O R Kelly
Carmel
Sfilaa Milles
Yesterlay
Lawton Willow
Sir Marott Lwston
Forme Lind
Melbirene
Gawd
Cairns
He Tang
Hole Cavvedi
Vaviain
Beney Jinip
Ilidaye
Usaf
Shirk
Melbourne
Chaieller
Vie
Vail
Bishan
Alterney
Pirie
Larins
Scott Ads
Merwell
Eosue Caine
Laldelani
Brads Cuminesign
Bersbaam
Unclear Names Highlight Local Bridge Event
Fragmentary OCR text lists many names and mentions a bridge game with unclear outcomes. References to Mrs J T Roche and others suggest a local social or club gathering, but precise details and results are unrecoverable from the fragment.
Easter Egg Night and Festive Rally At Local Fair
A scrambled note describes Easter egg night with large eggs and skincers at a village festival. It mentions Miss Viren and Miss Newthes organizing novelty items with Monte Varta and Mrs Paul assisting. The piece references a winner named Snooth and notes a dance and rounds, ending with a mention of a challenger and various local participants.
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Mat Tiana
Mie
Paul
Mike Stack
Romney Waessin
Mery Fass
Eoin
Ahr
Fragmented public health note on tongue and digestion effects
A garbled text discusses symptoms and possible disorders affecting the tongue and digestion. It references nerves, eyes, liver, bowels, and a generic warning about consulting authorities. The prose is riddled with nonsensical phrases and unclear claims, resembling a broken medical column.
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Shakespeare
Holt Holbrook
Holbrooks
Ealily
Brisbane
Handi Works’ Pty. Ltd
Wilson House
Charlotte Street
Mazlins
Moynahan
Snape
Av Iepmeran
Mourilyan
Aw Mourityan Sugar Cot
Ate Smiellie
Tts
Lomstail
Smellie
Cillnas
Queensland
Trenmi
Moarilyan
Kanaka
Pla
Citizens OF Sydney
Beats
Myrvnila
Cyto Cay
Seeine
Veter Cay
Mervtila
Ct Toy
Nus
Ron Bob
Woodward & Calder Fry. Limited, ‘the Home Furnishers of
Caires
Town and Country
Simone Thee
Mevlames
Hradtic
Dimaldsim
L. Dearnaley
Mowes
Cilinonon
Hote
Bente
JP Roches
Burkith
Marshall
Aneel
Stevell
W. Keres
Sivergras Whitehen
Myttay
Montumies
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Peremson
Hep
Huitien Niteer
J.T. Roche
Yaarsett
Chennete
Aren
Kell Or
Kelly's
KELLY
Marshall's
Rey Uae
RISTO
Price
Binet Wallaby
Derby
Aristo
AJAX
Tom Willem
Grace
Wallaby
Mossman
Post Office Hotel
Ats Crtal Py As
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