Vaudeville Show At Tropical Theatre Promises Mixedacts
The Tropical Theatre presents a vaudeville program including a two part comedy, travelogues, singing and dancing acts, trained animals, and a star film feature. The lineup features stars like Bill Davis and Jim Slade, with a dramatic subplot involving Randall's mine and a murder twist. Patrons are urged to buy tickets early for the night’s events and the Strand Theatre’s later screenings.
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Tack Mullall
Jaittar Somerly
Tropical
Jet Mil
Tey
Jarmes Fingysoun
Ala d’Avril
Nita’ Marten Eddieton Jay Eaten
Arcobats
Seals
Iearen
Bill Davis
Fale Hill, Jr
Jim Slade
Ats
Bill Hinds
Les
Bill
Slade
Randall
Side
Nita
Bax Bhans
Wuilttck’s
The Underworld Night Show At Palace Tonight
Palace Tonight presents a melodrama filled with gangster intrigue. The plot centers on the murder of Buck Mulligan by Bull Weed after tensions with Fethers. A Swiss Valais setting appears in a brief flashback involving a Roman legionary.
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Bull” Weed
Mulligan
Umderworld
Champsen
Valais
New Year Dance at Edge Hill Glows with Praise
New Year Eve gathering at Edge Hill Regess Association drew about 200 attendees. The floor decor and dress made the event highly praised with a festive midnight welcome and a final sing along after a supperful.
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Edge Hill
MLC
Mr. Webb
Ar. Thaine
Strong NSW chase as Queensland leads in Sheffields Shield
Sydney January 2 The Sheffields Shield match NSW versus Queensland on day three saw NSW at 457 in reply to Queensland 435. Davidson paced NSW with 38 and Jordan 39 while McCoombe and Nicholls led Queensland bowling. By stumps NSW 3 for 228 with Thompson 76 and Nothling 37, Queensland leading first innings by 22 runs.
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Sydney
N. Wales
Queensland
New and Wales
Reu Censland
Jordan
Ratcliffe
Nothling
Thurlow
Brew
Davidson
Bensted
N.S. Wales
New South Wates
Rowe
Avidson
O'Connor
Morris
McCoombe
Nicholls
McCabe
Fairfax
Thompson
Heldsman
Gough
London Health Conference Attends Canned Foods Debate
Sir Arbuthnot Lane warns at the Municipal Health Conference that home canned fruits harm health. Dr A Levinestone holds aloft a tin of peaches claiming canned produce weakens manhood and stresses nutrition.
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London
Arbuthnot Lane
A. Levinestone
England
Ackson
Thurlow
Ahfas
Brew
Adon
Ty Amie Amirew
O'Connor
Thompson
Ahling
Nicholis
Bensted
Ty Thompson
Conner
Rowe
Videon
Stpel
Morris
Bootlegger ownership questioned in Sydney inquiry
Brisbane January 2 The inquiry into the ownership of the racehorse Bootlegger was adjourned after witnesses described a scheme to transfer the horse for cash. Sydney Seeney, tied to the deal, faced claims of involvement in a promissory note and pressure to pull the horse from racing. A later incident saw men and a woman break into Bootlegger’s yard and spirit the horse away, injuring stable hand Sydney Seeney.
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Brisbane
Taccherse
Qehc
W. S. Seewy
Cleiman
Mr. Wolfe
A. Keeble
Seeney
Keeble
Mick Ryan
Sydney
Kelso
Randwick
Witness
Darlinghurst
Wolfe
Seetey
Oney
Mr. McGill
Rootlegger
Snell
Deagon
Sydney Seeney
Sandgate
Socialisation fails in Tasmanian mine dispute at Catamaran valmine
In Hobart on December 31 miners at Catamaran valmine Southport claim union rates cannot be earned under current pay, seeking 28 shillings per ton rather than 23 9. Directors say change impossible and consider handing mine to workers, who oppose that. Work halted for conference as pumps stop and water rises.
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Hobart
Valmine
Southport
Damages Assessed From Nanking Outrage Plans
Investigations into the damage inflicted on Britons and Americans during the Nanking outrages last year are complete. Britain's share is about £200,000 and the United States about £40,000, with rulings detailing compensation for harmed citizens.
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Britain
America
Town and Country Guests and Departures in Cairns Area
Ayr visitors Toomey and Mrs Stevenson depart after a family visit. Mrs Reeves, a former Cairns District Hospital medical officer, leaves for the South. Miss Ormsby recovers from a Portuguese man o war sting and leaves. Mrs Drynan and Miss Mowridge visit Beaudesert and return by Friday. Principal J E Bullen enjoys Mareeba visit. Innisfail staffer Noone assigned to London returns. Harry Pawsey departs to Mareeba then Herberton.
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Cairns
Innisfail
Old Country
Harry Pawsey
Mareeba
Herberton
Stratford Bridge Meeting To Discuss Barron River Span
An advertisement invites Stratford residents to gather at 11.30 am on Sunday the 6th to consider preserving the Barron River bridge. After a prior section was rebuilt, inspection shows the remaining section may be unsafe and a meeting led by the Stratford Bridge Committee chairman seeks broad attendance.
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Stratford
Barron River
Sugar Rebates Set by Export Committee in Melbourne
The Export Sugar Committee fixes rebates in Melbourne. Fruit products benefit from a rebate of £ 14 13s 0d, while all other goods receive £ 21.
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Melbourne
Drowning at Terrigal Claims Woman Reader Florence Woods
In Terrigal a 34 year old woman, Florence Woods, was swept out by an undertow and drowned. A rescue attempt by Miss Rona Sterling failed as she was forced to release the swimmer.
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Sydney
Terrigal
Florence Woods
Rona Sterling
Unions Bluff Exe Labour Leader Charge
London report says Philip Snowden criticizes the National Federation of Textile Unions for backing wool textile safeguards as a sly tactic. He claims the union committee staged a report with insincere intent to appease employers while masking wage-cutting pressure.
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London
Philip Snowden
M.P
National Federation of Textile Union
Ding
Arden
Federation
New York Governors Roosevelt and Smith Bid Farewell
January 1 in Albany marked the inauguration of Franklin Roosevelt as New York governor while outgoing Governor Al Smith ended four terms of service and began private life. A military parade passed by the executive mansion as crowds cheered Smith, who appeared moved during his farewell to staff and aides.
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New York
Albany
Franklin Roosevelt
New York State
al Smith
Executive Mansion
Roosevelt
Smith
Novelty and Patent 1 Bar Shoes with Vamps and Heels
A catalog segment lists several 1-Bar SHOE styles including Peach Cali with brown cream plait vamp, Newest Patent I-Bar with cut out sides in grey black, Neat Black Patent 1-Bar with fat purple calf strap, Novelty Black Patent inset on vamp with purple sid e heel, and Latest Walking SHOE in dark brown Croc calf with buckle and covered sports heel round toe.
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Grey Court
Ladies' Sports Shoes Featured with Crepe Soles
A shopper’s roundup of ladies footwear highlighting 1 bar golf shoes in tan and dark calf, thick crepe rubber soles and heels, walking and sport styles with buckles straps and ventilated uppers. Includes various dates and styles across tan, white, and grey finishes.
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Wee
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Fim
Paramount
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Pola Negri
Lya de Puth
Palace
the Underworld
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Marshall's
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Glace Kid
Tony Oxford
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Torralco
O.S
Ali
Ades
S.W
Mazline Ltd
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New South Wales
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Amos
Rows
Ee Tasmanian
Stratford Bridge
L.A Miller
Shields Street
KENNETH _ I. DENT
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National Bank Chambers
Spence Street
Abijah Murray
Joseph Bennett
Papua
L. O'Brien
LDQ
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Laticar
USA
Penn
Anidelphia
U.S.A
Toronto University
Canada
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Kayer Kayser
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