Thunder film to close with Chaney epic at Tropical
Last night at the Tropical Theatre Metro Goldwyn Mayer presents Chaney in a final roar of a sweeping prewar epic with Jo Anderson driving a loyal locomotive through floods on the Mississippi. The program also features The Unholy Night and The Careless Age with a Silly Symphony cartoon and Metrotone sound shorts. Box plans are at Whitick's Strand and Hide’s Hotels. patrons urged to book early to avoid disappointment.
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Metro Goldwyn Mayer
Chaney
Jo ‘Anderson
Rola Young
Dorothy Sebastian
Ernest Torrence
Polly Moran
Warner Bros
Douglas Fairbanks
Juyr
Loretta Young
Mickey the Mouse
Metrotone Sound Sows
Whittick’s
Strand
Hides
Hides's
Palace Theatre All Talking Program Returns for Final Show
This afternoon and tonight at the Palace Theatre features an all talking programme headlined by Marriage Flagremml, a lavish drama with an all-star cast including Mary Brian and Fredric March. Hold Your Man stars Laura La Plante and Eugene Borden in a Universal all talkie with romance intrigue.
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Palace
Paramount
Farah Wharton
Mary Brian
Fredric March
Lilyan Tashran
Huntler Gordon
Kay Frances
William Austin
Laura la Manve
Eugene Borden
Walter Scott
Laura
Pori
Actel
Wishart
Paris
Ao Send
Ao Highty Bedieriey
Hold Your Waes Farce Heads Westerly Stage Program
The listing highlights a bright breezy farce comedy Hold Your Wae featuring The Kibitzer with Harry Green Mary Brian and Neil Hamilton in principal support. A supporting feature Scandal stars John Boles Huntley Gordon and Laura La Plante. Paramount Sound News and all talking shorts fill the program. Box plans cite Strand Hotel and theatre office phone 248.
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Universal Sound News and Gazettes
Harry Green
Mary Brian
Neil Hamilton
John Boles
Huntley Gordon
Laura la Plante
Paramount Sound
Hides
Mowel
Post
Gaiety Theatre Last Night Show Promotes Newsreel and Talkies
The program featured Atty Johnson's speech to a large Sydney audience with clear delivery and strong applause. Mourned by crowds at Masent aerodrome the event showcased many planes, followed by Will Rogers and Fite Dorsay with They Had to See Pars. The feature lineup included Suppertegg planned as a silent entry, plus Barbara Stanwyck and Sam Biardy in Mexical Reece and a reissue of What Price Glory among other shows.
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Atty Johnson
Arival
Sydney
Masent
Amerita
Will Rodgers
Fite Dorsay
Barbara Stanwyck
Sam Biardy
Fox Stent
Delires del Mae
Ruthie
Macon
W. Nemieilie Tueerdmesser
Varker
Mtrsie
Hest of all Whisky Dewars Soul Allen & Sons Ltd
A fragment lists whisky brand Hest of all Dewars with Soul Allen and Sons Ltd as agents.
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Hest
All Whisky
Dewars, Soul Allen & Sons Ltd
Publication request to editor in Brisbane letter
A brief letter from soamn Bag SMOTH of Grey-st Brisbane asks the editor to publish a discarded Courier item dated 2/67 30. The note is terse and seeks courtesy in printing the attached 23 one better h appeared Courier.
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Cairns, Post
Grey-st
Brisbane
Italians as Settlers in North Queensland Sugar Areas
A letter argues against curbing Italian and other non British migration to Queensland. It praises Northern Italians as strong migrants and suggests small settlement blocks on Crown lands in Wyper Burnett and Whitsunday regions for Italians to farm and irrigate, with broader state and national support proposed.
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Queensland
Australia
Wyper Burnett
Whitsiggwest
New South Wales
Whiteli
Murrumdgee
Murray
British Rugby Union Team Defeats Combined Team in NZ
Wellington June 12 The British Rugby Union team defeated a combined Baller and West Coast team 34 to 11. The British and New Zealand teams are now preparing for the first Test.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Rare Tapestry Sale Attracts Connoisseurs In Vienna
In Vienna on June 2 the sale of Dr Figdor’s art treasures drew connoisseurs from far and wide. Thirty six pieces of fifteenth century tapestry brought £57 500, with a Tournai Gobelin tapestry acquired by Copenhagen Museum for £ 2 013. A Persian carpet measure six by four and a half feet sold for £ 4 780. Dr Figdor's pictures will be offered in the autumn.
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Vienna
Doctor Figdor
Tournai
Young loan German reparations announce initial allocation
The Bank of International Settlements reports a conference of bankers agreeing on the first instalment of the Young loan of 300 million dollars to Germany. Allocation covers Belgium 35 million helgas, United States 250,000 dollars, France 215 million francs, Britain 12000000 pounds, Italy 110 million lire, Halland 73 million florins, Sweden Hamilton crowns, Switzerland 2 million Swiss francs. The loan will be issued this week at 9 percent.
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London
Bank of Internatonal Settlements
Germany
Belgium
United States
France
Britain
Italy
Milton Tires Halland
Sweden
Hamilhan
Swisserland
Cracks Reported at Arapum Hydro Electric Plant
Cracks appeared a mile below the Arapum dam forcing the Auckland province power works to close for expert inspection. All available ancillary plant will be needed to supply power while the plant is shut.
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Auckland
Arapum
British firms build free submarines for Admiralty
London reports that Messrs Vickers Armstrong Ltd launched at Barrow Works free submarines for the British Admiralty, signaling a notable naval industry contribution during June.
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London
Messrs
Vickers, Armstrong Ltd
Barrow Warrs
British Admiralty
Meeting of Members of Royal Irene Chair of Queensland
Members of the Car branch meet tonight at 3 o clock in the Motor Boat Chair room to discuss expanding services for motorists. They highlight work in North Queensland and the Tableland and seek greater membership to extend patrols and weekend road assistance for R A C Q members.
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Royal Irene
Queensland
Chai
Range
R.A.C_Q
Building By-Laws Proposal for Tully Town
Cardwell Shire Council meeting discussed a draft of Tully Town building by laws providing for a first class section. A sub-committee was formed to review the by laws, comprising Thorny and McMahon, Winter, and the elabrma te.
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Tully
Darwin
M. Kelly
Heath Innspector
Cardwell
Tully Town
Elabrmate
J. Thorny
Ore M. E McMahon
J. A. Winter
Wedding Bells at St John’s Cairns in June Nuptials
Vera Norma Anderson and Edward Philip Brown wed at St John's Church of England Cairns on a sunny Wednesday afternoon. The bride wore a heavy ivory travette gown and shell pink veil, with orange blossom sprays, and carried a narcissus and asparagus fern bouquet. Bridesmaids wore shell pink mantiette dresses. the couple entertained guests at the hall after the ceremony before departing for Kuranda and Sydney for their honeymoon.
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St. John’s Church of England
Cairns
PW. Hobenhouse
Vera Norma
I Anderson
Holy Lands
Edward Philip
C Brown
D. Brown
D. Laver
Moss Flo Diehm
KR. Anderson
Sydney
Shore
Howe
Misses Thelma
Betty Anderson
Park
Lois James
Pat Baker
Ian
Fletcher
Mre R. Sanderson
Kuranda
Sedney
Melbourne
Brown
Bon Voyage to Father Polo Amidteas and Gatherings
A Cairns tea marks farewell for Rev Father Polo as he departs for the Philippines, receiving a gold wristlet from friends. The same issue lists attendees at a Queensland Medical Association dinner with notable guests including Governor Sir John Goodwin and several Melbourne and Sydney doctors and professors. The Sun Sporting Pictorial announces the Queensland University terms tennis team sailing to Hobart for the inter university tournament, featuring Grace Griffin of Gordonvale.
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Mills
R. Gilmour
J. Cleary
J. P. Neary
M. Boland
K. McCarthy
Queensland
The
British Medical Association
Sir John Goodwin
L. Worthington-Wilmer
Melbourne
Messrs
Alan Newton
J. Land
Kool
Wishart
Dre FE
J. Ahern
G. Batwelia
John Bostock
Graham Brown
BM. Beith
Bo B. Barrack
D. Cameron
J. A. Cameron
J. W. Clarke
J. Cottey
Giffard Croll
Walter Cresee
Gain Cameron
J. PL Dixon
Espac Dats
Do Dart
G. A. C. Lavaglas
Mooh
Elliot-Smith
R. H. Fletcher
J. Lockhart Gibsom
A. C. F. Halford Vinod Wert
J. W. Hfenshop
Cammeron Hemaley
Y. G. Hewitt
Otto S Hirefell
OS. Jackson
PJ. Kerwin
Alan Low
Queensland University Races
Tasmania
Queesland
Hobart
Grace Griffin
W.C. Grifin
Gordonvale
Griffin
Liverpool Catholic Cathedral Dome and Capacity Outline
London reports Sir Edward Latyens describing the Liverpool cathedral design. The plan features a 168 foot diameter dome larger than Saint Paul’s and a building span of twenty years intended to seat about a thousand people.
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London
Jane
Edward Latyens
Liverpool
Saint Paul's
Strikers Admit Defeat at Wool Sorters Meeting
A mass meeting of wool sorters decided to return to work on the terms. The strikers are sent to the same end of the worsted industry, where trouble stems from power loom overseers refusing to concede defeat.
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Sefton
Digestive Relief Ad Claims Quick Acid Neutralizer
An advertisement explains indigestion causes from excess gastric juice and promotes Bisulated Magnesia as a fast remedy. It states half a teaspoonful or 2-3 tablets in water after meals neutralizes acid, stops fermentation, soothes the stomach, and restores digestion. It urges readers to obtain Bisulated Magnesia today.
Carté branch meets in Lake-street hall this afternoon
The Carte branch of the Queensland Country Women's Association holds its monthly meeting this afternoon at 3 30 in Ouldfellows Hall Lake street.
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Carte
Queensland Country Women's Association
Ouldfellows Hall
Lake-street
Harbor trip postponed by Cairns Methodist group
Persistent showers force the Cairns Methodist Executive to postpone the Harbor trip from this evening until a date to be announced later.
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Cairns Methodist Executive
Cairns Rowing Club Dance Promises Notable Night
Cairns Rowing Club presents the League of Notions dance at Aquatic Hall on Saturday night. The Rowme Club Midgets supply most of the potions and attendees are expected to sample one. A mystery pie notion adds to the event’s playful tone and anticipated season highlight.
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Cairns Rowing Club
Cairns
Mareeba Social News Highlights Local Visitors
June notes show Margaret Byrne returning to Chilkayroe after a Mareeba visit hosted by Mr and Mrs Carroll. Several Cairns and Townsville guests including Cecil Baxter and J Hiroto are seen at Dunlop's Hotel. Local residents Rev Bird Mrs Bird and others plan short trips to Cairns Lingram and the coast.
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Chilkayroe
le M. Carroll
Drentoy
Netel
Miss Byrne
Euast
McMahan
Chewist
Ivave
Cairns
Heweland
Ma McMul- Kart
Pbvarinviey Wejedtyess
Marcelo
Cecil Baxter
D. Quigley
Mareeba
M. Carrell
Duntop
Bird
Wedneslay
Lingram
Goldsmith
Townsville
Denlogee
Springer
Atberton
T. Taylor
Mrs. Wassmuth
Tableland
Dunlop's Hotel
T. Kelleher
CPS
Georgewan
Kooght
J. Hiroto
Pate
Brisbane
T. Hamilton
Little Sem
Coast
MacDonald
Dunlop's
Crees
Baldwin outlines Conservative wheat policy in Suffolk
London June 10 opposition leader Mr Stanley Baldwin outlined the Conservative agricultural policy in Suffolk. He said awless wheat could not survive and promised as one of his first acts in office to fix a guaranteed price for milling quality wheat to make production remunerative on ordinary wheat land.
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London
Stanley Baldwin
Suffolk
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