Macquarie Theatre to Show New Hollywood Films
The Macquarie Theatre screens Sonja Henie in My Lucky Star and also features Love From a Stranger with Barbara Rathbone. A British adversary plot unfolds in My Lucky Star, while a separate wartime intrigue drives Mr Molo's Last Warning. Extras in Cagdonut Grave scenes bring dove cameos to life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yacht Club Dove
Fred Mac Murray
Paramount
Ann Hard Ihg
Baoll Rathbone
United
Artin
Macquarie Theatre
Sonja Henie
Thia
Sonia
Sonja'x
Fox
Sonja
Switzerland
Alnine Peaks
Norway
England
France
Red Sea
DeLaCour
Frenett
Tunin
Mr. Molo'y
Macquarie
Wellington Swimmers Visit Orange Delighted Crew Tours Host Club
A Wellington group visited Orange to support the newly formed Orange Club and promote swimming. The day featured several events, including a four on four sprint between Orange and Wellington, Arty Blanchard winning the 66 yard scratch race in 39 seconds, and Walter Reid lowering his own records in backstroke breaststroke and free styles with 76 2/6 seconds for the whole distance. The trip ended as a greatly enjoyed outing with a strong turnout and early success for the Orange swimmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallington
Orange
Orange Club
Grantee
Orangy
Ai Cavaldy
Vom Wellington
Wit
Arty Blanchard
Walter Reid
Bath
Cricket match report from Adelaide and Melbourne tests
In Adelaide South Australia beat KW by tight bowling as Bratman made 143 and Badcock 277 not out in a superb display. Harmence reached 00 meters before being caught. Openers 8.8 posted 40 as play ended for the day. In Melbourne Queensland trailed Victoria, all out for 189 and 8 for 8 in the second innings with Hassett 53 and Heivers 7 not out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Austiia
Adelaide
Radmin
Bratman
Badcock
Harmence
Jose
Queensland
Victoria
Melbourne
Bar
A. L. Hassett
Gregory
Heivers
Centrals and Alluvials match ends in a draw at the showground
Batsmen dominated a high scoring draw as Centrals and Alluvials played through a hot sun. Jack Russell top scored for Alluvials with a vigorous innings while Barker and Smith anchored Centrals’ reply. Final: match drawn after strong century and steady partnerships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Alluviaux
Jack Russell
Cuil bin
Tom
Alluviath de Haréd
Centrals
Bob Smith
Fred Barker
Smith
Apthorpe
Barker
Amaumaes
F Culkin
W. Apthorpes
Lay
Russell
A. Sheridan
le Culkin
Moe
Miskell
J. Jackson
A. Sherk
A. Peideaus
Smith W. Wainright
Sundrey
Racing results and cricket club notes from Melbourne and region
Racing results from Bathurs Rosehill and Melbourne meetings include wins by Captain Rone Neter ra Grecian Ary and other horses with multiple handicaps noted. Jockeys Dummett Badger and Simonds faced consequences after a Chesterfield Handicap incident. Cricket social visit reports feature Wellington Bongiota versus Clatgate, noting warm weather and high scores delimited by strong bowling.
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Cow
Uast
Madonna
Ascot
Yaa
Gay Dell
Kanurl
Tae
Rosehill
Captain Rone
Neterra
Reidjog
Bravissime
Jaczesa
Jembra
Mojave
Lithgow
Sip Law
Winnir
Dundas
Delmester
Afralil
Brings
Bristol
Carlingford
Troy
Red Rosebud
Melbourne
Normanby
Reciprocal
Steel Spear
Beau Placid
Win
Meri
Having
Byata
Romany Chief
Anglesey
Cueira
Sardis
Leviathan
Baryta Crowcaint
Kanuri
Taverners
Princess Bam
Beanstone
Houtboy
Goo Boy
Lalmani
Presentation of cricket bat to Alan Prideaux after Ben Sloane Cup match
After the Ben Sloane Cup match between Alluvial and Centrals, Alan Prideaux received a cricket bat. Buckley presented, noting Prideaux leaves Wellington for Mt Int, and both the company and the club thank him for supporting Wallington cricket during his stay. Prideaux aided cricket’s growth locally and was well regarded as a staunch supporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan
Sam
Prideaux
Wallington
AL Tra
Alluvial
Centrals
Alan Prideaux
Wellington
Mt Int
Buckley
Jose Alan
Poo
Mt Thamn
Tee
Bireklay
Xmas tree and picture show for Wellington returned soldiers children
About 300 children attended the annual Xmas tree and picture show for Wellington and district hosted by the Returned Soldiers League. Santa Claus distributed gifts as 208 of 303 children received presents, with a large cake and supper feast at the Mayfair Theatre after screenings at the Monarchy Theatre.
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Wellington
Monarchy Theatre
Warton
Mayfair Theatre
Lalud Tai
Deepie
Santa Claus
Loiconger
Childens
Childrem
Returned Soldiers League
Ladies! Aus. Uiory
V. W. Sovege
League
Heat Wave Pushes Registrations Above One Hundred
A weekend heat spell sent readings at the Wellington Post Office to 101 Saturday and 107 in the shade by afternoon. The hot spell, described as typical December weather, drove people outdoors to rivers and cooling rooms as humidity stayed high and clouds failed to arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Wellington Post Office Holiday Arrangements for Xmas
The Wellington Post Office will close on Monday 26 December and Tuesday 27 December with limited hours for mail and telegraph services. Inward mail handling and delivery will be altered with postmen delivering only minimal service and letter receivers cleared at fixed morning times. Outward mails close earlier and general banking services are restricted during the holiday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Ontel
Fragmented Tale of a Harbor Exchange
A garbled excerpt shows a mother and child aboard a harbor scene debating a request. The child asks for what seems like a drink or beverage while the mother responds, a line suggesting improvised action or request in an unclear setting.
Tennis club hosts summer tennis and social events
Temperature over ninety and crowded courts marked a lively day at the club. Men’s doubles entries are coming in for tonight while plans adjust for Boxing Night and a members only session next Monday.
Bowls Holiday Games Contested Amid Slow Play
Bowls season sees a busy spell as clubs push through holiday games with the Mudgee and 7B pennant tommy heading to Bozing Bay to face Welling lam and the A and B teams. Players are asked to attend Wednesday night practice as the Austin Cop gauge continues.
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Bozing Bay
Tommy
Mateo Noes
Plough and Cradle urged for Australian migration policy
A letter advocated by Paul Cheyne argues Australia must attract settlers to sustain defense and economy. It cites German propaganda themes, warns of European birthrates and overcrowding, and urges more factories and workers while supporting White Australia policy, urging practical immigration measures.
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Johann von Léare Wrrote
Australia
Commonwealth
Strved
Europe
Paul Cheyne
Boy's Great School Record Sets Notable Attendance
A student named Colin Howard, aged 15, from Gallymont, completes eight years of uninterrupted school attendance under single teacher Mr E Goyte. He begins at age six, earned a merit certificate, and received a special prize for remarkable attendance and steady effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Goyte
Collis
Colin Howard
Gallymont
Colin
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N.S.W
Rowling
R. Smith
Bari
W. Sheridan
Cadden
Prideaux M. Welly
Prideaus
F. Barker
G. A. Sheridan
Sundries
Naker
Prine
L. Cufkin
Minket
Bongiota
Clatgate
Inga
Lin
Uinstorm
Ath
Bongoola
Hopalong Cassidy
F. W. Everett
bin Telamu
Questwork
Macquarie Oossin
MY Lucky Star
Fred McMurray
Harriett Hilliard
Cocoanut Grove
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