Palace Theatre lineup features Bing Crosby Betty Hutton and Miracles at Plaza
The program at the Palace Theatre includes Bing Crosby in Here Comes the Wave with Betty Hutton plus Eddie Bracken and Diana Lynn in a broad comedy. It notes several acts and a Trocadera Dance Academy demonstration with Mrs Mary Smith and a Poplar vocal number set by the Trocadera Dance Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binada
Sikurle
Carol Fran
Heanor
Stanley Ridges
Renny Mexeay
Oliver
Thecndihes Biometelcos
Bara
Ameriean
Madeleine Mina
Nora
Tropica Frente
Palace Theatre
Eddie Bracken
Brouxtit
Betty Hutton
Bre-ealing
Willi Demarest
Diana Lynn
Morgen Creek
Paramount
Bing Croghy
Betty
Res
Mars
Bing Crome
Sonny Tine
Eo Bony
Plaza
Arthur Lake
Evan
Bob
Hope
Marjorie Weacee
Marmona Wallan
Anna
Neagle
Jann Carroll
Trocaiera
Hite
Hull
Trocadera Dance Academy
Folt
Mary Smith
Geostonen Trocadera
Three brothers duel on rail car tale sparks eye pass
In a page three item a train exits a tunnel revealing three brothers with matching foreheads smudged by wool. A passing clerk notes all share same surname and birthdates, prompting questions of kinship as the trio deduce who bears the mark. The scene ends with one man declaring he knows his fate.
Fete and Flower Show Opens by Mulgrave Shire Council
The annual fete and flower show of the Freshwater Methodist Ladies Guild opened by Mulgrave Shire Council chairman Dr W C Grifin, accompanied by Mrs Grifin. Entries are strong across all sections with notable new clam shell patterns in the flower division and vigorous handiwork by children. The event features elaborate needlework, cookery, preserves, and a display of vegetables in the Redlynch area, with judges noting standout designs and craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freshwater Methodist Ladies’ Guild
Mulgrave
W. C. Grifin
iMix
Christensen
H. Finstie
E Myers
Redlynch
G. E. Stephens
B. Fundell
Cairns
Muron Memorial Church
H. Anderson
Totten
J. L. Rowley
W. C Grifte
Griffin
Myers
Hastie
M. H. Martin
Rowley
Guild
Ball-Cameron Wedding At St Monica's Cairns
A very pretty wedding was solemnised at St Monica's Cathedral Cairns on September 10 between Mary Leone Cameron and Thomas Edward Ball. The ceremony was by Very Rev Father Hunt with Rev Father Ormonde assisting. Bride wore a full-length Victorian inspired dress with embossed frothy silk and orange blossom halo, veil, and shower bouquet.
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St. Monica's Cathedral
Cairns
Mary Leone
M. C Cameron
K. Cameron
Q.N. Bank
Brisbane
Thomas Edward Ball
A. H. Ball
Denbergh-street
Father Hunt
OSA
Father Ormonde
O.A
St Augustine's College
Bessie Fenlon
Foster
Jack Byrne
Miss Flovister
Mise
Irene Dunne
Errol King
Ralph Cameron
Alen Schmid
Moses
Mra
Murry
Townsville
Byrne
Sydney
United Farmers Strike Hits Alberta Food Supply
In Edmonton on September 13, reports say dairy shortages and meat supply risks sweep Alberta as 27 090 union members vow continued picketing for party price support. Egg and dairy bottlenecks threaten slaughterhouses and markets while ongoing fetes and weddings are noted in community scenes.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Alberta Farmers’ Unions
Dhe
Becker House
Bamonton
Fer
New York Camp for Ethical Culture Feeds Youths Debate
The Fieldston School near New York hosts a Progressive camp for youths ages 17 and up from diverse backgrounds to study citizenship and social issues. Henry Nerman leads discussions on tolerance and economic justice while participants explore diverse racial and religious perspectives through debate and shared activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Uth
Fieldston School
Averdale
Ths
Eve
Henry Nerman
Ben Eitton Dain
T Amerisons
Arrivals to Cairns by ANA and AMA flights noted
Local Cairns arrivals list travellers from Swan district Hospital and families visiting relatives. Passengers include Mrs Mockhat and Mrs Atherton heading to Rockhampton, plus Miss Gwenda Boden named Cairns Younger Set rep at an annual Queensland Country Women’s Association conference in Rockhampton. Several Townsville and Brisbane-bound passengers also listed with accompanying remarks on destinations and affiliations.
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Downs
Charters
Cairns
A.N.A
Arn Patawata
AMA
Swan Faaniy
Stade Im the Disrict Hospital
A. ‘Mockhatimpo
der Son
Rockhampton
Ben Atkinson
Walrina
R.A. Atherton
Shi
Queensland Country Women's Association
Gwenda Boden
Townsville
Ana
Thomas
Master Thomas
Mowrs
Morgan D. Bhutuleworth
Booth
W. Hewet
E Mort
The
Range College
Nine pianoforte pupils perform at AMER results event
Miss Heary Fenwick presents nine recent practical pianoforte stamina pupils from AMUSA with grades VE John Cros 15 and June Cane 18, Grade VI, plus Ranald Duff 82 10. Audrey Gibech brings Grade V Wilms B and Hoad 3 4, noting mixed outcomes among pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heary Fenwick
AMUSA
John Cros
Ranald Duff
Audrey Gibech
AMGSA
Wilms B
Hoad
21st Birthday Picnic At Granite Gorge Mareeba
About 50 guests from Tableland and Cairns gathered at Bryde Bros Granite Falla farm near Mareeba for Evelyn Brvde's 21st birthday. The event featured a Granite Gorge excursion, games, a gymnastic display by Mareeba Gymnasium Chuir, and prizes in a men's bull wrestling contest. Misses Jaan and Helen Douglas and Maree Ray performed. A hearty supper followed as J Strele led health to the guest of honor, with community singing and dancing concluding the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns
Bryde Bros
Granite Falla Farm
Mareeba
Evelyn Brvde
Granite
Chuir
J. Steele
Jaan
Helen Douglas
Maree Ray
Waller Ray
Mises
Wilon
Cairns Heine
Trocadeeo Ballroom Dance Week Highlights and Winners
Entertainments at Trocadeeo Ballroom drew large crowds during party week. Highlights include class night, dances for RAAF personnel, novelty dance winners such as Miss Fidget and Mr Munroe, and a Bunh Children's Appeal event sponsored by Dr Smith & Co. Mary Smith and George Stone led vocal numbers with Bill Ward's band. Saturday featured Night on Broadway with Miss Mary Smith and other performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RAAF
Dar
Fidget
Munroe
McFarlane
Bruce
Star of
DR. Smith & Co
Bunh
Mix Nell Kulick
Katrastras
McArdie
Peter Keseles
Misa Kelly
Crane
Sem Kelly
Bill Ward
Miss Heatley
Dunne
Bailey
Nixton
L. Peters
Angela
Mary Rowland
Bundaberg
Broadway
Mary Smith
George Stone
Q. Parsons
Tom Murray
Mis Kath Tenni
Tom Dunstan
Peters
Langiree
National Radio Schedule Summary for September 17
Radio listings show programs across the day including News at 10:20, Women’s session at 11:80, and Dr Herbert’s History broadcast on Bolshevik upheavals. Features include Mis Grimes King of Instruments, Marion Smith Trees, and a Greece light and shade talk. Also listed are Brahms and pianist Graham Smith and soprano Wallers at 10:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
Tooth
Russia
Misr Grimes
Foo
Pc's
Marion Smith
Jack Q
Tnd
Genseal Sporting
Greece
Brahms
Marion
Graham ‘Smith
Doyce Wallers
Fragmented Skin Care Ad Copy in Obscure Text
The readable fragments describe a skincare product line including cream and cleansing items. Mentions of cold cream for thorough skin cleansing appear, with disjointed phrases about beauty routines and ad style. No clear events, dates, or identifiable brands are given beyond generic product terms.
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P.O. Bo
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Chevrolet
F. R. Ireland
Mazlins
Cotton
Chyne
Ebastiast
Aneret
URICE
Ene
Journay Cosmetics
Qureay
Shales Prine
Creany Brite
H. W. Mazlins
Pty, Ltd
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Pheme
Ex Theatre
Amswarn Om
Ball
Cameron
United Farmers Strike
U.S
Nerman
Gag’ Merwe
North
Caroling
Anpaas
AMER
Oming-Of
Trocadeeo Ballroom
National Radio
Northern Tyre Service Pty
McLeod-Street
Esplanade
Innishail
Pelle
Tolcher & CO
Muit
New Lake
Central Hotel
Spence-street
Lady Stanley of
Alderley
Stanley
Tly
Flower
Boure
Weanty