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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 02, 1928
Page
8
Press Genera must be reserved with the Editor 48 hours before any entertainment begins. Without proper arrangements no member of the tent can report on the event.
Falace Theatre showcases a lively vaudeville program led by Lorin and Ferra with Hager and Tauballine, plus violin acts and comic sketches. The show promises colorful performances, ornate stage presence, and a dramatic musical finale to close the evening.
A fragment mentions a stage show or film titled The Great Game oof Dace. It notes detectives involved and a performance nostalgic reference. Names and locations are unclear due to garbled OCR but imply a cultural entertainment item with investigative overtones.
The event at the Entiee Theatre features the mayor and alderman presenting trophies to winners from four arts schools. Residents are invited to witness the proceedings and support local competitors.
To night at Tropical Theatre a final screening presents a story set in Kentucky about horse racing and romance. The reel features a groomed cast and a backdrop of thoroughbred breeding with a tense wartime undertone.
Report outlines a heated dispute within a maritime workers’ organization over candidate Walsh. Members push for reform and accuse Walsh of actions opposing peace efforts. Debates highlight internal factions and potential ballot outcomes affecting the union’s leadership.
In Adelaide on July 31 Mr. P. Walsh spoke before an international club, saying he told the Sydney gathering that Communists threaten the trade union movement. He denied plans to go to England or to replace the National Union of Seamen’s general president and said he would remain in Australia.
London report quotes Captain Daniels explaining the Jervis Bay incident with comments on the involvement of the Commonwealth Line and White Star Line. Larkin, manager of the Commonwealth Line, offers further clarification on the matter as it affects both companies.
The Rockhampton playgoers announce an evening of superior entertainment with a strong cast. Ian Mahon from Wadham Theatre London and Owen Pritchard lead a group of English American and Australian performers including George Docu Walter Dyer Ethel Paire Peter Saveri and Penny Johnson. Musical numbers accompany the show promising clean wholesome comedy and notable artistry.
The Race Ball at Aquatic Hall will be held Friday night with a lively program and a large attendance expected. Organizers promise a first elise ball nutsie and a very dainky supper amid delightful weather for the event.
Crowds of about forty gathered outside Craig's Pharmacy in Abbott Street to view the miniature moving picture display but the machine burned out. Manager Mr Robertson sent to Townsville for a replacement bulb expected on Friday's train so pictures can be shown Saturday night. Local films including hockey matches and city views were sent to Melbourne for development.
The Gordonvale Soprans with Mies Kean join forces for a Gaordemrate event alongside Choker Ciel Mir Tim Martin. The ensemble performs with the guest soloist in a focused concert setting.
The wedding of Mir Ty TP Alston and Marjorie Jean Shorley took place at Glebe Presbyterian Church East Hight. Rev RO Racklyed officiated as Miss Shorley wore a Chantilly lace gown and rose bouquet, with guests including family and friends at a reception in the Waldorf.
The Cairns Aquatic Club will hold its annual meeting at Aquatic Hall on Wednesday evening, August 8, to elect officers for the 1938-29 season. Members are asked to attend and bring any ballots or considerations for the event.
The adjourned annual meeting of the Cairns Centre of the QLACTUL will be held tonight in the Board room at 4 oclock.
A Cairns gathering in the Osldivtions Hall on Sunday formed a branch of the Musicians Union of Australia. Mr. C Trevelyan presided as general secretary. W Willer was elected chairman. About 30 members attended and 20 joined on the spot. Applications will be sent to district musicians.
Rome August 1 a hundred thousand people welcomed General Nobile and his party of trimaphal heroes Governor Prince Potenziani greeted them Mussolini received the party. The frontier reception was warm and sustained praise for Nobile still admired for his heroic though fatal undertaking Admiral Caen to head the Commission of Li ence expected to include twenty men two aviators and a doctor
A garbled report covers local figures including Miss Lloyd and Mise Ward, Queensland arrivals, and a view to Tonietti, with details of devotions and certificates awarded in the Cairns district.
The Gordonvale CWA branch held a pre wedding tea for Miss Grace Hrewin. Guests included Mrs Mighell president and Miss Crown who thanked members and gifts were presented. The event featured tributes to Doherty and Hairs, a toast to the couple, and songs including Auld Lang Syne.
News from Canberra reports the death of Mr. Corser prompting widespread regret in the Federal capital. Mrs. Corser described him as the father of the plants and tributes from officials reflect his long service.
Report from Colombo notes the Yokohama vessel faced engine trouble during a mid voyage grounding. Captain and crew prepared for shore assistance as engineers surveyed the eastern sea area on Wednesday amid calm weather and no danger to the ship.
A playful ad style dialogue touts Creme Charmosan as the solution for aging skin. Characters shop in Sydney and Melbourne, extolling its quick effects and famous status as a bargain in a bold sales pitch.
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