Capitan Cap Theatre Presents Entrancing 1940s Film Package
The Capitol and Civic Theatres offer a program featuring Boston based studios and stars. Samuel Goldwyn presents It is a star laden lineup including Tom Hall Dorothy Lamour and Ponita Granville. The film lineup includes The Adventures of Tom Sawyer in full technicolor and a drama It Happened in Hollywood revealing industry secrets. Other titles feature Richard Dix Fay Wray and Walter Brennan with a strong supporting cast.
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Cellent Entertainment x
Cay
Ted Fr BC
Capitol
Civic
Cali
South Seas
Charles Nordhoff
James Norman Hall
Jon Hall
Dorothy Lamour
Samuel Goldwyn
Ponita Granville
Dolores
Oste
Thestra Tonicht
Mark Twain
Tom Sawyer
Davie
Selynick
David Coppertiela
Poroner
Banda
Wws
Tommy Kelly
Jackie Moran
May Rodeo
Victor Jory
Walter Brennan
Hallywood
Richard Dix
Fay Wray
Samuel Coldwyn
Kingsley
Sylvia Sh!ney
Joel Metfen
Humphrey Boyar
Wendy Barrie
Claire Trevor
Kida
Iran
Raine
Fusiney
Walter Wenge
Beter Leatey
Mr Motether
Attiurtiam
Gary Pharper
Marea Tel Montgomery Amd Virginiak
Pru
Adv
Tony Marios
Queanbeyan Band Faces Disbandment Over Finances
Five Queanbeyan Municipal Council aldermen and the Town Clerk each gave £1 1s to open a public subscription for the band. Bandmaster Thornton offered his resignation to take a job in Leeton, having earned £210 weekly but unable to secure permanent work. Mayor Esmond urged a public appeal for funds to avoid losing the band ahead of the centenary celebrations. the council proposed a £25 subsidy.
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Queanbeyan Municipal
Mrr. FC
Paula Ty Tee Baad Immi Ie
Death penalty for spies in France
Fragmentary report notes a government move to increase penalties for espionage in peace time France. It mentions a shift toward stricter punishment similar to penalties in Germany and other countries, with several names and dates unclear due to damaged text.
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France
PAIS
Pranes
Germany
Pally Imi
Dismissal of Ministers Sparks NSW Assembly Debate
In Sydney the debate on the Address in Reply saw Mr. Bate of the UAP condemn government dismissals of Captain Chaffey and Mr. Shand from the Cabinet and criticise the Police Commissioner Mackay. He warned democratic government was in jeopardy and urged Parliament to address Cabinet secrecy and the dismissed ministers' right to appeal.
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Sydney
Chaffey
Shand
Bate
U.A.P
South Coast
Legislative Assembly
New South Wales
Mackay
Giraffey
Stevens
Toyal Commission
Plea for Recognition of Weather Forecaster Mr. Jones
Senator Collings urged official recognition of Mr. Spigo Jones for weather forecasting, criticizing government claims his work lacks scientific basis. He cited a twelve year old report and called out ministers for damning Jones perpetually and blocking his employment.
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Spigo
Jones
Senate
Opposimai
Col M Sy Pt
Collings
Conde
Inigo Jones
Commonwealth
Mr. Jones
Alag
Queensland
Lost Legion youths seek permanent avariums and overseas futures
The Labour Party acting secretary Mr A McAlpine criticizes Overseas Settlement Board findings urging permanent facilities for thousands of youths nicknamed the Lost Legion. He calls for increased training funding land and equipment to create viable apprenticeships and employment before expanding overseas migration.
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Bydnex
Labour Party
A. McAlpine
Overseas Settlement Board
Chivernment
Cyclist Injured in Head-On Crash at North Richmond
Edgar Phipps, 23, a labourer, suffered severe facial and hand wounds after his bicycle collided with a car at North Richmond. He remained conscious, but his right leg thigh and wrist were fractured and an immediate operation followed at hospital. The car occupants escaped injury.
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Sydney
Edgar Phipps
North Richmond
Hipps
No Promise of Neutrality
Berlin archive evidence disputes a long cited claim that King George V pledged British neutrality. Prince Henry’s account says the king only said Britain would try to stay out and likely remain neutral, while Jagow’s 1925 record argues the phrase was overstated and misread as a formal promise.
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London
George V
Prince Henry
Prussia
Jagow
House of Hohenzollern
Berlin
the Times
George
King George
Dr. Jagow
Alderman Manzell Cleared After Travel Fare Charge
Alderman J B Mansell of Marrickville Council faced a Kogarah Court hearing over travelling in a first class carriage to avoid extra fare. The information was dismissed due to Mansell's good character despite the charge being proved.
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Sydney
J.B. Manzell
Marrickville
Kogarah Court
Mansell
Speed limit report due to Parliament next week
A transport minister plans to present a speed limit report to Parliament next week. Mr. Vernon Treatt warned that without a significant traffic improvement, a move to amend the measure would be pursued in Parliament.
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Sydney
Transport
Bruxner
Vernon Treatt
U.A.P
Britain Discusses Dominion Role In Foreign Policy
A parliamentary exchange reveals debate over Dominion participation in foreign policy decisions. Mr Henderson asks whether Dominions should shape policy and not just approve, while Mr Chamberlain emphasizes keeping them informed amid evolving world events and methods. Mr Bellinger calls for faster communication and modern methods, including wireless telegraph.
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Britain
Cl Periain
Jnic
Henderson
Dominions
Chamberlain
F. Bellinger
Mr. Chamberlain
Pooley Bridge Leads Grand National Trials at Epsom
Pooley Bridge the hot favorite for the Grand National looks set for the big race after a satisfactory run at Epsom this morning. He covered seven furlongs in 1.35 with the last three furlongs in 40. The going held and he was not extended, with trainer A. E. predicting a second Grand National appearance.
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Melbourne
Pooley Bridge
Epsom
Speech
Ganymead
Giantkiller
Green Cape
Flemington
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Wallace Drake
Dress Suit
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Whenside
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