Footlight Turns Pantomime At the Princess
A lively review of the Princess bill highlights Atlas Bros act as the standout with graceful athletic turns. Tom Cecil fined for overcrowding King's Theatre during Cabiria season, while Capiria profits and Fremantle shows draw praise. The Town Hall screenings feature The Accusation and Called Back with Teaching Women to Woo, and The Spoilers due next week. The pantomime season opens tomorrow under Branley McKay’s Fremantle company.
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Atlas Bros
Fuller
Tom Cecil
King's Theatre
Bia
Vic
de Trine
Branley McKay
Fremantle
Wanted Training for Young People in Home Arts Class
A WA Australian public notice urges training for youths in letter work bookkeeping shorthand and home beautifying. It questions German militarism and advertises a Fremantle class offered to improve English and business skills for youths and especially girls, with a Monday night session promised next week.
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Germany
Russia
Crece
Belgium
Australia
Fremantle Hay
W.A
Spearwood Notes On Local Anniversary Concert Plans
The community discusses a concert and anniversary plans with residents urged to raise 200 pounds before commencement. Local activists, including My. Watson, oversee arrangements for a ward event at Way (likely Waynesbury area). Reports note workers removing fencing for road access, medical clearances completed for threeSpearo wood residents, and ongoing enlistment themes as veterans remain tied to wartime duties.
Wiser Extends Welcome at Ocean's Hotel Deck
Deck Wiser of the Ocean's Hotel extends the glad hand of welcome to guests and visitors. He greets travelers with cordial hospitality, signaling the hotel's readiness to serve.
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Deck Wiser
The
Ocean'c Hotel
State Implement Works Band Meeting Quietly Celebrates Progress
The annual meeting of the State Implement Works Band was held at the Commercial Hotel on Tuesday evening with strong attendance. President C Drewes and officers were re-elected or reconfirmed, committees praised progress, and plans for winter entertainments and instrument instalments were approved.
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Ht Oeam Ta
W. W. Smith
Mir
Shutrivan
Mrs de Meiers
Hbstyiai
Weepaeertiiny
MTCE
Tee Sire
Mr. Phusion
P. Kathartir Bourn
Iyi 1
Gree
Rery
MS Teen Ae
Prudent
R Hunter
Saul
Mess Ninkuintercamd Uconn
Mr Dewar
Sporting Sparklers and Trotting News In Local Circuit
President Brennan hints only an earthquake could stop the Trotting Association meetings at headquarters each Saturday night. The second electric grit trotting meet at 12 Perth drew 19 entries with F Morris once rejecting a salary offer to stay with the WA Trotting Association. Ejector won the five furlongs at Williamstown, and Punters faced train delays at Belmont Park. A rider named Leonard won again at Port Adelaide, while a mishap left Who's On It with a broken neck in hurdles. Stipes faced assault during inquiries into an accident at Albion Park. Kalawiri, Kopeck, Malt Star, Shelbourne, and Ayrton headline entries with 21,000 taken this year. Kalawiri has £880 in winnings. Mura! Maid and Mura! Rest show early promise at local proprietary tracks. Ditto Owlet saw J B Holman win another bundle race with Penance Renouncement as favorite for the 21 Stakes at Port Adelaide. The Ghutese jockeys had notable seconds at Port Adelaide. the scene remains unsettled.
Acceptance For Saturday At Canning Park Tor Club
Acceptance notices list events to be decided at the Canning Park Tor Club meeting on Saturday. Hongy Ballie, winner of the Kal gourlin Angie M12, is now slated for a duty in the shafts of a bugger.
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Canning Park
Tori Club
Hongy Ballie
Angie
Pantomime Season and Trotting Event News at WA venues
The article details the Princess theater season and trots events with stakes and entrants, noting Belgian Fund aid and a 530 pound contribution. It reports on racing results, including Grant Natins, Admiraldi Gram, and Lee Dare victories, plus local boxing and athletic updates.
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WATC
A. Connolly
British Association Soccer Notes From Damp Saturday
Report covers results and crowding conditions as Garemout lost to Pectit Whistle while College Floremont led Welton Square with Harold Benet. Rangers, Thistle and Caley clubs feature amid rain, fatigue, and rumor of Glebe disputes. Notes mention Len Parvin’s heroics and Fremantle Fremantle advancing hopes, plus players posted as killed or wounded and other match curios.
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Floremont
Welton Square
Harold Benet
Sharples
Rangers United
Werth
Reds
Public Works Contract Tenders for Walmyre School
Tenders for Walmyre School works closed at noon on June 6. Details in the Contract Room Perth, and Court House Fremantle after June 22. Public Works Minister’s secretary A Mount.
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Walmyre School
Barracks
Perth
Court House
Fremantle
Ea. Mount
Minder
Return of Our Wounded Soldiers Meeting in Fremantle
A public meeting of Fremantle men is planned at the Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday in June to rally support for wounded servicemen. The Fremantle Red Cross intends to explain duties and supply needs as a Base Hospital is built to accommodate 500 wounded. Mayor Wray will preside with Hon. Sec. Norman Kaye in attendance.
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Fremantle
RED Cross
Oddfellows' Hall
William-street
Fremantle Assat
Recruiting Talk At Watson Store In High Street
A private staff gathering at Wat son Supply Stores High Street branch Wednesday night welcomed Mr Watson. He aids the recruiting drive and notes two of his sons are going to the front. Employees enlisted will not lose status or pay, and the town praises the effort amid ongoing service.
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Watson
Mr.Wiven
Jeuk Vier Tends Sled Hand of Welcome in Comate Hotsi
Jeuk Vier of the Comate Hotsi tends the sled hand of welcome, a portrait of hospitality aboard a NORTHERN vacation voyage.
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Jeuk Vier
Comate Hotsi
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Charles. Hormann
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Goodwood
A. Clydesdale
Tack Wiswer
Cerame Hotel
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Dutars
Wavaty
Laman Assis
Seppelts Sons Sons
Seppelt
Lea Spier
Nolet
Schiedam
B. Seppelte Sons Ltd
Solea
B. Seppelt & Sons, Ltd
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