ARLISS AU Pir Ys Poseid ii fo. Film Mr George Ariizs
Mr Ariizs confirms a Gaumont British pact to star in The Ton Duke at Shepherds Arm and proceed to Cardinal Fachelieu and The House of Rothaphild as part of a multifeature contract. He plans two further periods in London before starting production on upcoming historical dramas.
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George Ariizs
Ton Duke
Shepherd's Aram
Furllywood
Tenteth Acnatury
Arites
Lemdon
Gaumont-British
Ec da Dwa
House of Rothaphild
Thy Duka
Cardinal Riene
Mr. Ariia
Ube
New Companies Rise in New South Wales 1934
Sydney reports 715 new joint stock Mobility companies registered in New South Wales during 1934 with total nominal capital of £13,746,084. The rise surpasses the previous year by 95 in number and £44,740,284 in capital. Mining activity drove a 40 percent increase in company registrations.
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Sydney
New South Wales
IRE
Iricrease
Lompanien
I Think T Would Like to Play a Villain in London
The speaker muses on casting T as a villain in a London project noting villains with humor intrigue. They mention Samuel Pepys as a potential subject not as a gossip but as a key naval champion during a pivotal era in British history.
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London
Samuel Pepys
Not For Sale A Cold December Night in London
Farrow visits a dim London flat and watches Joan Camley in a bedchamber while Molly Armadale and others mingle. He pursues money and power, but a moment with Joan sparks doubt about buying love, as she shots him a probing look and declares not for sale.
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Farrow
Duck Parern
Jack Marrow
Tim
Tife
Yack
Sal
Charge Armadale
Moly
Joan Camiey
Yuko
Jack
San
Farr
Jadiea
Phene
Dolly Armadale
Amy Farrow
Flere
Joan Camley
Molly
Abe
Rix
Jack Farrow
Armadale
Angin
Joan Caisley
Balt
Joan
Yavke
George Armadale
Plese
Carda
Wlite
Mary
Ash
Howe
London
Tauthm
Bia
Bass
Floriat
Randa
Hare
Sand
Faye
Momo
Great swimming dullard shines in Canberra carnival
The Canberra Times reports on Dullard's dominant performance in the Wednesday night swimming carnival. He won the 440 yards handicap with a strong opening move, while his rivals Peterson and Charlton also swam well. Dullard starred in the diving and sprint events, sharing wins and setting a pool record in the 38 1-3 yards exhibition.
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K. Dullard
Canberra
H Peterson
Jason
Peterson
Dullard
Mlakeiey
Hie
Moon
Gladwin
Peters
Mauger Aut Piggin
Fraser
Caynfuell
Tuo
Band Hi
Waterson
W. Ingram
Wig “Hanareap
Jim Dullard
Plucky Young
Don Sheehan
Wordicap
Max Margaret Dullard
Lee
Pritses
L ‘Mian Ens
Misa Dullard
Mensies
Condoblin
Davies
Boag
E. Peterson
A. Charlton
Manger
G. Piggin
PJ Peterson
M. Dullard
E. May
P. Peterson
D. Shean
P Lane Poole
H. Mallison
W. Campbell
H. Peterson
Blakeley
Lane Poole
Birkeley
H.ingram
E. Dullard
Don Rheehan
D. Boag
G. Maplestone
D.boag
D. W. Campbell
Death near Manly Golf Links linked to self harm
The body of a man about 45, believed to be Hamilton Elrington, was found near Manly Golf Links this morning with a bullet wound to the head and a revolver nearby. Police are treating the death as self-inflicted given the surrounding evidence.
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Sydney
Hamilton Elrington
Manly Golf Links
Crehead
Fragmentary Memory of a Song and Cat Reflections
A fragmented message recalls a personal song, a cat named Dette, and a muddled dialogue about drones, love, and a node repository. It references names and phrases in a garbled way with no clear event or outcome.
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Abe
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