Palace Theatre program review and cast highlights
A fragmented notice details a mixed program at the Palace Theatre featuring costumed acts, Berlin performances, and a drama with Reeve and Joan Bennett. It notes Lilyan Tastmar and other performers, plus a Jubilee Singers segment and a night schedule including a dance act and a carnival event on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Omer Cole
Cnary
Birwuth-talcomg
Waeder- Ld
Martaelas Reeve
Richatan
Aaidtley
Joan Bennett
Lilyan Tastmar
Ampeet
Al-Tahhing
Abd Orang
Delhi
Monel
Thrsier
Silent Film Review Scene Plays With English Love Plot
A 1920s film feature is described with a wealthy Texas mill owner and his wife amid a voyage to England for a cotton mill venture. Jim Rogers and a cast including Frank Albertson and Maur ere Sullivan are noted, along with English leads. The revue promises supporting acts and short pieces, with Movietone News and Australian sections.
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Texas
England
Jim
Rogers
Reeutsally
Frene
Heichte
Rewers
Frank Albertson
Maurere F Sullivan
Fix Movietone
Puvant and Deack
The Hate Ship at Tropical Theatre Tonight
At the Tromeal Theatre the Tropical venue offers a varied program including The Hate Ship a British production with a yacht setting and a plot of ruthless rivals. The show features English dialogue, subtle humor, and musical numbers as Jameson Thomas and colleagues portray a cunning scheme to seize money from plotters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tromeal Theatre
Jameson
Thomas
Venice and London stage a shifting, playful film world
The narrative moves between London and Venice with Matia Corda, a Venice singer, amid scenes in the canals. Milton Sills hints at gym scenes as a means to veer toward vehemence while light moments punctuate the tropical setting. Prize winners announced during Tropical Talkie interval include Mr and Mrs A J Angyee of Cairns and Mr H V Herschel.
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Lion Hunter
Mickey
Bath
Owen Whittick’s
Hides
Tropical Theatre
A. J. Angyee
Mulgrave Road
Cairns
HV. Herschel
Abbott-street
Trocadero Golf Cuts Miniature Golf Charges Today
The Trocadero offers reduced miniature golf rates during Hay sessions starting today. The popular Tree course has seen record attendance last week, with the course taxed to accommodate many players all day and evening. The hazards pose a challenge even to skilled golfers. The course will stay open all day today through night.
Victorians Take Lead In Sheffield Shield Clash
Melbourne January 4 Victoria builds a 111 run lead over South Australia after first innings. Oakley scores 108, his first Shield century, with a 214 minute innings as Carlton and Lee support. South Australia’s Nitschke opens, Blackie then Barnet take key wickets as Victorian bowling tightens. First innings scores: Victoria 275, South Australia 275? Wait details show incomplete.
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Melbourne
Victoria
South Australia
Birge Kings
Oakley
Hie
Arigament
Carlton
Lee
Harris
Nitschke
Harks
Nitachke
Blackie
Barnet
Races at Aspendale Result In Mixed Outcomes
January 4 Aspendale Melbourne turf results show multiple race finishes with close margins and varied betting. Winners include Mardle Romeo, Sassaby, Great Thought, Dark Dawn, and Walter Scott with tight separations and times ranging from 1.55 to 3.47. Other contenders listed include Wakerife, Royal Bias, Comic Prince, and Sea Flight among numerous entries.
Jewish Bathhouse Accident Leaves Eighteen Fatally Hurt
A sudden, terrible incident at an Aumratian Cable Service facility near Lwoo injures eighteen women fatally and twenty more are hurt as the building is destroyed. Authorities investigate causes.
Amy Johnson Reaches Liege in Winter Flight
Miss Amy Johnson lands at Remar aerodrome following the Meuse. Weather hampered progress but Liege hotel arrangements were secured by aerodrome officials. She plans to resume flight in the morning.
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Liege
Amy Johnson
Remar
Amy
Meuse
Amy Johnson May Fly From China to Australia
London reports Miss Amy Johnson has not fixed her return plan and may attempt a flight to Australia from China. She seeks permission to cross Russia and met Marianne Sokolaikoff, wife of the ambassador, for route guidance. Johnson departed in a green leather outfit and carried a stone gifted in Australia.
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London
Jan
Amy Johnson
Australia
China
Rat Brush
Russia
Marianne Sokolaikoff
Amy
German Enthusiasm Over Miss Johnsons Safe Arrival
Report of Miss Any Johnson arriving after a drifted course causing a descent near a cottage field. Locals aided her, she proceeded to Bertin then Warsaw next morning at 9. Sir Eric Geddes, once prominent, is noted aged 53 and described work hours.
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Johnnson
Wiahtfal
Loebe
Bertin
Warsaw
Eric Geddes
Goring
Prospecting State Aid Funding for Unemployed Miners
Brisbane June 2 The Minister for Mines Mr B A Atherton said today that about half of the 10000 pounds set aside for this year’s unemployment relief for prospectors has been spent. Some 300 men benefited from both funds, with Charters Towers district alone reporting nearly 200 workers receiving allowances. Benefits run 24 shillings per week for married men and 30 shillings for single men.
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Brisbane
B.A. Atherton
Andy
Charters Towers
Perths sea serpent lands at Cottere Beach
A sea serpent was landed at North Cottesloe Beach near Perth on January 4. Seamen saw the creature ride the surf and pull it ashore. The snake like body wriggled on the sand before dying minutes later. The rear half missing, taken by a shark, length uncertain. Colour described as silvery. Government expert unavailable for examination due to holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Western Australia
Cottere Beach
Cottesloe
R_ Athimsoey
Rationing Controversy Hits NSW Coal Fields and Shops
In Sydney and suburbs workers protest the state government move to end rationing. Coal field employees oppose abolition, while many shop assistants join the wave of discontent. Some firms have begun dismissing staff as part of the upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Forse AL Senate
Local visits and farewells mark Cairns trip scene
Ken TC Kertike and Stes Reenbe visit Cairns for several days as Ken Ward returns to Hesberton. The Misws Paulsen stay with Mrs Mills on Lake Street, while Mr and Mrs Binwrose and Camp with four children from Herberton spend New Year by Cairns.AL J Draper Ltd honors S J Fourra leaving after four years service with a gold wristwatch and a company cheque. Norman Draper commends the staff link and wishes Fourre prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken TC Kertike
Eefabah
AL J. Draper Ltd
S.J. Fourra
Estrem
Fourre
Norman Draper
Cairns Bowling Club Carnival Dance Friday Night
Cairns Bowling Club announces a plain and fancy dress carnival to be held on Friday night January 19. There will be dancing under electric light with Brestin's Band in attendance. Light supper at 10.30. Prizes for best costume and best couple. Public encouraged to attend. Tables available for bridge parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brestin
Union AGM Set For January on Esplanade
The annual general meeting of the union is scheduled for Monday January 12 at Motor Boat Chief House Esplanade. The agenda includes election of officers for the current year and general business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chih House
Esplanade
Yam Sharp
Thornburgh and Black Heath College Meeting Notice
Thornburgh and Black Heath covsting of Past and Present students will meet at Me A W Frastamann residence Cairns corner Mc Leod and Charles streets at 745 cet Tuesday evening. January All members requested to be present. The animal general meeting of contributors to Walsh District Hospital will be held in the secretary's Tevigehank on Wednesday January 21 at 8 pm. Business to consider the statement report of the general committee and tran Ret any general business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh District Hospital
Tevigehank
Wednesay
Aquatics Chit Championship Handicap Event Details
The plicangs for the Chit Championship list Sylvan Tit Memory wine as the Saxon Cup title Handicap winner. Matva Valmar trails memory with 148 points. Cie. Vacticulars will appear later.
Betting Tax Debate Prompts Rethink of Punter Burden
Sydney report says new government plan may drop the two shilling tax on winning bets. Clergy oppose the tax’s impact on small bettors and lobby for relief. Officials hint at reduced prize money and revised stakes as new arrangements are prepared. Moorefield Club cancels the God Cup 300 a year event on January 17 and replaces it with a Moorefield Mile.
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Asas
Moorefield
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