Adventure and romance fill the Thapecal Theatre program
A lively late evening program features Billy the Kid inspired melodrama with Mack Brow, Kay Jobe, and Wallace Beery, plus a Western epic The Big Trail starring John Wayne and Marguerite Churchill. The bill includes Mr Lemon of Orange, Flying Fis and Pathe News, with screenings at Palace and Garety Theatres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bliss
Mack Brows
Kay Jobe
Allace Beery
Karl Lane
Billy the Kel
Data
Widuagae
Amd
South Sea
Savage
Larrabee
Vaz
Ten Sea
Evinice
Miss Brian
Diag Ss
Billy the Kid
John Mack Cowe
Tanya Strennogs
Billy the Rat
United States of America
John
Mack
Tr Gramme
Harton Hobies
Ireland
Flying Fis
Pathe
Raoul Walsh
Teenie Fox
Calfornia
Arizona
Wyoming
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
Utah
Mr. Lemon
Silent McGee
Fifi Horay
Fox Movietime News and Gazettes
Westnesday
Palace
Garety
Amn Harding
Nancy Carroll
Wlay Might
Garry
Palace ‘Theatre
Theatre Office
Pittard and Drack’s
New Moon and Belle of New York in Local Shows
Amateur producer Ernest G. Oram presents a season featuring The New Moon on Wednesday Belle of New York on Friday and Saturday A Country Girl Time and Wed shows announced with cast and venue details as part of a charming comedy lineup in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Dunwlin
Caiken
Ale Chara
Tas Syee
Ernest G. Oram
Belle of
New York
Piass
The Follies of 1931 Dramatic Locom at Hibernian Hall
The Follies of 1931 presented by H Guididge at Hibernian Hall drew a packed crowd. Harvey's Harmonisers opened with lively music and the company costumes impressed. Miss Laycock and Ivy Butcher led notable acts, a child’s masquerade and a clever hornpipe delighted the audience, while the finale featured Anchors Aweigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Guididge
Keier
Hibernian Hall
Harvey
Mise G. Laycock
Orn
Eal Coset
Macara
Irl
G. Johnstone
Ivy Butcher
Phyilis
Mise E. Hill
Iss G. Laycock
Auntie
Mr. Ballet
A. Hal
Mr. Paterson
J. Fisher
A. Meredith
H. O'Neill
J. Martin
W. Kirby
Film Censorship Room For Improvement Debate
A London deputation urged tighter film censorship and parent responsibility as Home Secretary Lloyd George voiced sympathy. He proposed local authorities and families take a stronger role while a wider inquiry would consider improving standards for children’s films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childres
Amond
Birmingham
T Hem
London
Snd
Camesalmes
Nord Foe
Ig General
Chien
Visiting Ladies At Cairns Bowling Club Event
On Saturday afternoon the Ladies Auxiliary to Cairns Bowling Club entertained visiting bowlers. President A M Langan hosted the gathering. After the function the visitors will attend a picnic at Kamer nes Crossing by Barron River. The occasion has been very happy for all concerned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairnns Bowling Club
Gir
A.M. Langan
Kamernes Crossing
Barron River
Coaterra
St Municipas Ball Ends With Taras Taras Victory
The event named St Municipas Ball drew a crowd as J. J. Phan from OSA led the night’s festivities with Taras Taras finishing ahead. Carenta provided the following acts, delivering a lively program and steady crowd engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taras
J. J. Phan
OSA Ee
Princess and Suitors Shine in Court Pageant Scene
A fragmented review of a court pageant highlights Thely colored costumes and dignified performances. Lorna Jaculs plays a Japanese princess with Eastern flair, supported by Prince Su Trae and Prince So Sty as suitors, with Margaret Paterson and Ernest Rolie in key roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorna Jaculs
Prince Su Trae
Prince
So Sty
Margaret Paterson
Ernest Rolie
Eric” Prac’ Gancely
We Are All Fishermen in Political Trade Talks
The passage depicts a chaotic parable where Scallin and Premiers liken politicians to fishermen trading Jew fish for votes. It critiques promises to feed “fishheads” and the unsustainable bait economy, arguing debt and fake bait harm the country and force budget cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Scullin
Scallim
Theodore
Sveruy
Wasdom
Unclear fragmentary notice from Atherton social page
Fragmentary report mentions Mrs Adair of Herberton Atherton with Mr T Albiresch former agent in Tunisian duties. Reference to July 3 and a card party at school or association venue. Text garbled, readable bits suggest a local social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adair
Herberton
Atherton
T. Albiresch
Tunisian
Atherton Brasch
Abe CW
Sclaveh
Artz
School of Aris Funda Watties
Mr. Bove
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Bares
Lee Ed Ree Ee At
Tredad Theatre
Mazlins
Pwice
England
Wales
QBA
ST. Municas Ball
Princess Chrysanthemum
School OF Arte
Grace
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