Tropical Theatre Presents Whimsical Week of Screen Comedies
Tropical Theatre screens Barry Sullivan II in a varied bill featuring Don Juan de Marcos and The Thrills at the Palace Theatre. Joan Blondell and Phil Stivers star in a riotous Five Graves to Cairo spoof while Shady Lacy with Coburn Simms and Paige offers light romance. Eve Knew Her Apples and Thousands Cheer are also showcased with music by Jose Hurb’s orchestra. Family events and refreshments occupy Rex Theatre and the Gacrone fairground with gifts and attractions for Christmas shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Theatre
Waliam Benaix
Don Suan
Quiliigag
Century-Fox
Lars On
Joan Blondell
Phu Stivers
Charles Coburn
Ginny Simms
Robert Paige
Ene Vanstreheim
Erwin
Rommel
Paramount
Cairo
Franchot Tone
Anne Baxter
William Wue
Traction
Ann Miller
Dioplass
Metro Goldwyn-Mayer
Rex
Kathryn Grayson
Parmang Yous
Jose Hurb
John Boles
Colonel Janes
Gene Kelly
Kathryn Yall
Boies
Mary
National Radio Schedule Highlights from October 17, 1946
Radio listings show programs across morning to night including News and Women a Session, Sugar Lands of the World, The Country Hour, Cabaret feature, French for Schools, Eye-witness Account Lunch Adjournment Scores England at Perth, Evensong from St Pauls Melbourne, and Wilfrid Thomas Show with Pirie Street Methodist Choir conducted by Norman Chinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Tooth
B.B.C
England
Perth
St. Paul's Cathedral
Melbourne
Wilfrid Thomas
Australis
Piriestreet Methodist Choir
Norman Chinner
George Evans
Japanese goods to be shown in New York by US firm
German and Japanese goods mainly toys and Christmas ornaments will be displayed in New York soon by a US commercial company subsidiary of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Imports arranged with the State and War Departments and military occupation authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
United States Commercial Company
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Be Beautiful Square Those Shoulders Exercise Guide
A vintage style column urges readers to correct posture with at home workouts for rounded shoulders. It describes standing and seated moves, arm swings, neck tilts, and repeated cycles to pull the shoulders back, keep spine aligned, and improve carriage.
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Amr
Debutantes Ball Differs In Atterton Shire Hall
The Women's Auxiliary hosted a debutantes ball in Shire Hall last Friday with debutantes, led by pages Geoffrey Fitchett and David Blakey, presented to Miss Edna Sherrin the queen. Numerous young ladies wore frocks from net over satin to early Victorian styles and carried floral posies as the Ambassadors Orchestra provided music for dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atherton
Shire Hall
Geoffrey Fitchett
David Blakey
Joan Long
McGrath
Edna Sherrin
Jean Stewart
Esma Power
Joan
Nothling
E. Nothling
Beverley Andrew
W. Andrew
Audrey Neilson
F. J. Neilson
Maud Ingram
J. Ingram
Georgette
Joan Ann Grensill
Erin Currie
J. Currie
Valerie Nothting
E. Nothli
A. Errey
Mise Joy Brrey
Mr. Fitchett
Seas
Ervn No City
Evelyn Pavey
Gordon Dolan
Monte Carlo
Thelma Johns
Tan MacLean
the Debutanes
Mastere
Noel Weare
Dark Currie
Barry Keen
Ian Agnew
Blakes
Michael Waters
Jan MacLean
Alan Errey
Steele Fitchett
YOUNGER SET MEETING NOTES AT CAIRNS
At the Cairns meeting of the Younger Set of the C W A Miss D Huddy reported funds from Saturday and discussed parcels for Britain A publicity officer was elected J Hunter to chair the sub committee formed with S OConnell H ODonnell M Svendsen and T Ryan The monthly testing date moved to the first Tuesday and NJ McGrath became vice president Mrs Wham was invited to act as supervisor with her consent sought through a letter to the parent branch
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C.W.A
Cairns
D. “Huddy
Britain
D. Ruddy
Koch
J. Hunter
Rockhampton
G. Baden
Brisbane
Atherton
Tee Hunter
S. O'Connell
H. O'Donnell
M Svendsen
See
le Mire
R. O'Donnell
Ste| Srath
Wham
Wham Hag
Mossman CWA Monthly Meeting Report October Notes
The October 9 Mossman CWA meeting in the Ced room, led by Mex EB OBrien, welcomed Mrs. S pice and Mrs. Lo Prince. Treasurer’s balance shown, payments approved, Christmas hospital fund to be provided, and plans noted for a division meeting in early November plus a bridge party and cakes for Women’s Institutes in England.
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Mossman
CWA
Ced
J Obrien
S Pice
Lo Prince
New Hospital
Bucharan
J Wide
Anotal
Tate
Mrasman Partie Club
Sonu Geinwaten
Te Ujauiok
Ute
Pasate
Douglas Shire
Brien
Mra Fallon
Mra Fallon, and Icky Oor Number By Mrs. J. Adair
Trome Bln
We Women's Institutes
England
California Court Grants Custody Order in U4 Custody Case
In San Francisco on October 13, the California district court awarded custody to the mother after considering a dispute over leaving the state with a child. The Juvenile Court proceedings centered on guardianship and temporary restraint while a permanent arrangement is discussed.
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San Francisco
California
Pene
Ing & Settiement
Passengers and officials travel and arrivals noted at Cairns
The Cairns report lists ANA flights bringing passengers to Brisbane and Cairns yesterday including Mrs D and Master O'Brien, Mr and Mrs Duncan, Messrs Beattie and Cleall sworn as Justices of the Peace at Cairns Court House, and various travelers named with occupations and origins. Additional notes cover transfers, duties, and upcoming travel plans among CPS staff and visiting officials.
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Brisbane
ANA
Mexdames
F. G. Jones
F. Bale
I. Nommo
Lloyd and Infant
Master O'Brien
Manes N. Taylor
J McGregor
A. C. Lehnan
Cairns
T. Duncan
W. Toepfer
Mesdames "Wolfe
L. Wass
Cairns Court House
L. Moore
Henry C. Christie
Citixe Printers Pty
Camberwell
Melbourn
Frank Gunn
Melboure
Dave Hamill
Cairn and District
P. J. Higgins
Higgins
Innisfail
Bundaberg
R. J. Armanaran
Towns- Vile
CPS
Kanata
A. G. Very
Klaga/P
PD Parker
Gordon-vale
Mr Parker
State Service Union
Mackay
Parker
V Cyanagh
Rockhampton
Farewell events mark Bull couple departure from Cairns
A round of farewell gestures began Tuesday as Far Northern Theatres directors hosted Mr and Mrs Bull at the hotel to mark their imminent departure for the south. Cairns progress praised by Chairman W Smith and board members. Mrs Baze, a guest of the Women’s College of the University of Queensland, arrives in Cairns Saturday. She plans to tour Tahiti and Queensland towns before returning via Townsville and Mackay. Cairns Red Cross meets Monday in City Council Chambers.
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Bull
Wides Hotel
Wih
Far Northern Theatres Pty Ltd
Mun Freda Baye
Els
Women’ College
The
University of Queensland
Cairne
Southerra Rim
Hides Hotel
Mise Baze
Tahieland
Carnstar Townsville
Townsville
Brishave
Maryborough
Cairns
Mis
Australian Red Cross Society
Marriage by phone not legal in Boston
AAP dispatch from New York reports Boston officials refuse to recognize a telephone marriage between Ruby Mitchell and Howard Aufderheide. The couple, who wed by long distance, faced a $100 bond before land arrival and planned two anniversary celebrations. The ceremony occurred July 18 local and Australian dates. Rochester, New York hosted related events and celebrations.
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Boston
New York
United Press
Uvery
Rose Mitchell
Howard ‘Aufderhelde
Abunisesota
United States
Australia
Rochester
Malanda CWA reports progress and fundraising drive
The Malanda CWA branch met at the lounge Hotel with over 60 members and guests attending. President Atherton praised the division’s leadership while reporting member growth to 69, fundraising for a new nurse’s rest room, and plans to build a clinic in Massada.
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Malanda
Malania Ranch
Qcw.a
T. Y. Bonar
Cleminson
Atherton
Massada
Ther Brancher
England
Christinae
Rogete
Wien
Bauer
Bern
Atherton Hospital
Rockhampton
Maa Klinene
Nira Wiemers
Mollingswurits
Obramunaem
Mra. Bailey
Art Felary
Mire Paweey
Senta
Mire
B. Rognan
Helmes Waren W
Dokeon and
Stra Law Butcher
DARDANELISN PROBLEM LIKELY TO BE SETTLED
Ankara radio reports British and American representatives conferred with the Turkish government during the day about the Dardanelles crisis. London dispatches say Britain and America are coordinating on all negotiation aspects as talks continue.
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London
Ankara Radio
Eilish
Omens
Thaiing Briain
Americ
Dardanelies
Closed shop unions not to be forced in government bids
Government rejects drive to enforce closed shop on unions. Trade unions oppose mandatory membership on government contracts, arguing it undermines worker choice. Negotiations continue as the dispute tests breakaway unions and the role of unions in public sector procurement.
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London
Delober
Vie
Tor
Goa
Mhowad
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Tomate
Barry & Roberts
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Carreiddlal Anap
Ly Hee
T Fen
Entertainments
Handsome
Barry Sullivan IIi
Tropical Theatre
Plaza Theatre
Rex Theatre
CDA
Toney
Techna
Madame Za2ras
National Radio
Wile
Carole Jacquet
Paris
Mannequin
Rumge Thade
Perms
Debutantes
C.W.A. Younger Set
WEE LY Meeting
Bart
Mibk Bage
Sydney
Northern Builders’ Supplies Pty Ltd
Mpal
Lee Igh
Sentahe
Malanda C.W.A
Allman
Pamela Patienes
Pamela Patieneae
Horrockses
Nual
Max
Sive
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