Girl of the Golden West stars MacDonald and Eddy at Majestic
Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy headline the fourth pairing in The Girl of the Golden West opening this Saturday at Star and Majestic theatres. Sigmund Romberg and Gus Kahn provide eight new numbers, with MacDonald also offering Ave Maria and Liszt pieces as the tale of Mary in a 1850s frontier town unfolds amid romance and intrigue. Supporting cast includes Leonard, Pigeon, Carillo, and Edwards with Leonard directing under Robert Z. Leonard. Also on the bill is Partners in Crime with Lyne Overman and Besscoe Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette MacDonald
Nelson Eddy
Sigmund Romberg
Gus Kahn
Mureehie
West
Romber and
Kahn Miss MacDonald
Camody
Liszt
Ramerez
Bane
Rance
Loudy
Ramer
Mary
Aly
Sir
Ramerey
Bel
Ruymerez
William Anthony McGuire
Robert Z. Leonard
Walter Pigeon
Leo Carilio
Buddy E.- Leonard Penn
Priscilla Layton
Rob Murphy
Olin Howland
Cliff Edwards
Billy Bevan
Brandon Tynan
H. B. Warner
Mo Woolley
Lyne Overman
Fescoe Barns
Boomerang Bringers Gift To Office From Floods Turmoil
Mr James Parnes of Mount Gunn returns a blackfellow’s boomerang to the Witighae collection after flood waters and heavy rain. The item, called the Ichmeestie, is stored with other artifacts gathered by this office, in appreciation of his effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Parnes
Mount Gunn
Blackfellow
Australia
Bares
Bringin
Cattle auction sales report from Ty and GT Abbott
A fragmented cattle sale list from multiple buyers including Pil Sen, Badgerys, and W. Ridgeway. Entries state steers, heifers, cows and vealers with prices per 100lbs or head, noting varied weights and averages. Also notes pig market trend in Sydney with downward prices and extensive stock descriptions from several districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchcomb
Carson
Uly- Lower
Weileys
Stess
Sen and Badgery, Ltd
Flemington
Abbott
Dungog
Gil Dowling
T. W. Ridgeway
Gloucester
Sansom
J. Ross
Barrington
Carson Lot
Telay
Sydney Stiles
School Notes and Autumn Sports Gather Pace
School notes recount weekly competitions last week with classes in focus and a prize distribution planned. A weather display, a march to grounds for sports, and a stall discussion flow into prize awards. autumn term closes May 11 with passes for holidays by note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wekly
Whitin
Elie
Anett
Empire Lee
He Majesty ‘Theatre
Teu
The
Rand
Aed Saups
Grournis
Competition results from Saturday tennis matches
In A GRADE Church of England won five sets and 42 games against Miufeato Teachers four sets and 30 games Want''s River won six sets and 42 games with Factory four sets and 40 games Upper Bankington defeated Presbyterian two sets and seven games Stanford beat Parke. In B GRADE Zone 1 Jangat six sets and 42 games Copeland and Sulla defeated two sets and 40 games Upney Barrivetoy nine sets and 18 games Bevington village defeated Tiggrabalch in B GRADE Zone Park seven sets and 47 games Stratford one, Ward River two sets and eight games Church of England seven sets and 47 games Teachers four sets and 40 games Wis River one five set Factory four sets 41 games
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of England
Miufeato
Want'’s River
Factory
Upper Bankington
Presbyterian
Ewnies
Stenford
Parke
Gradf
Jangat
Panies
Wiklutst
Copeland
Seta
Gams
Sulla
Upney Barrivetoy
Sigumer Gefvstod Syrationd
Bevington Village
Fel Fom
Tiggrabalch
ZON Park
Stratford
Prighvterian
Ward River
Ated Teachers
Wis River
Latiniay fixture and Associates Par Handicap results
The fixture for Latiniay is the Looks Cujy and Monthly Medal Coan petition. The Associates handicap played in the Accoviates on Wednesday last was won by Mrs. C Street with 2 down. Other cards: Mrs Parish 6 down, Mrs Anderson 7 down, Mrs Aston 7 down, Mrs Yates down, Mrs King down, Mrs Munro down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Leedham
L. Rye
B. Anderson
G McGregor
W. McGowny
Lrinkwater
G. Glover
L. Stevens
T. Chariton
H. Coote
A. Parish
J. Moras
C. Street
Parish
Anderson
Mist Aston
Yates
King
Munro
Flubbed Wisdom On Skating Wives and Lemmings
A quirky column reflects on lessons from instructors and writers about staying calm on ice and the help a good wife provides. It cites music professors noting voice control and jokes about brains tests asking readers to name a Scandinavian rodent, with the answer being a lemming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
New Sydney to Singleton Road link for emergency use
The proposed Burh mond via Putty to Singleton road will form a vital emergency link between Sydney and New Lassie, enabling faster troop movement and reducing reliance on ferry routes. Distances along the route total about 151 miles, with Putty to Singleton widening and improving the highway network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burh
Mond
Putty
Singleton
Lni
Sydney
New Lassie
Trate Wil
Huunter Valley
Hawkesbury
Newcastle
New Engand
Pacific Highway
Man’s Ferry
Newcastles
Kurra
Jong
Engin
Pyat’s Ferry
Rugby League tightens rules on exhibition matches
Country Rugby Football League to ban exhibition and friendly games without strict sanction. New laws require city clubs to seek NSW Rugby League permission and individuals to inform their district body of staying in the country. Country clubs must obtain group approval for any friendly or exhibition match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dueas Shout
Hogy League
English
Country Rugby Football League
Nibé
Canachimn
Howser
Yentad
Remy
Saab
Kanos Chi Urung
Francie Griffiths
Letiue
Agaist Mudgee
Taree
Colby
Gon Pber
Glmnesiier
Wichide
Herb
NSW, Rugby Football League
N.S.W. Rugby League
Also Mentioned on This Page
Star and Majestic
Vauxhall
Molton Mull
Cox
F. Hobson
Gloucester Hotel
F. M. Smith
Vallve A.C
Miro Pereh
J. Bennett
Commercial
Homebush Stock Sales
Nostent
Andrews
Mt. George
Winehentiabe
I. McDonald
F.B.C
M.C
London
Webster, Jack & McDonald
Pty., Limited
Commercial Hotel
Famous Brand
Duraval “Salesta
Mongery & Furniture Departments
Enos Fruit Sak
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