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  2. REDWING.

    He sat clown in his office chair and pulled out a drawer of the desk as though about to start work on his station diary of account books. Then he paused, and glanced at ...

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  3. NEW RECORDS.

    Marjorie Hayward and Una Bourne, who may be looked upon as pioneers in recording sonatas for piano and violin (but to recall their early attempts to do the Kreutzer and ...

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  4. CURRENT LITERATURE EXPRESS TO HINDUSTAN.

    "Express to Hindustan," by Mr. M. H. Ellis, a Sydney journalist, is a most interesting book, but the reader may find one thing to criticise, namely, his choice of title. The term ...

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  5. LETTERS ADVANCEMENT OF MUSIC.

    Sir,—Once again visiting musicians of note have been impressed with Australia's lack of a "permanent" symphony orchestra. The "Herald" reported the remarks of the ...

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  6. MUSIC AND DRAMA. THE VISIT OF MR. KURTZ.

    The plan by which Mr. Efrem Kurtz appeared in Sydney as "guest conductor" of the Conservatorium Orchestra in three concerts is one that is freely adopted with the great ...

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  7. REAL ESTATE.

    Although indoor auctions of real estate have not been productive of many sales during the week, there has been little or no diminution in interest, and margins between the ideas of ...

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  8. REGENT—"THE BROADWAY MELODY."

    The Regent Theatre is crowded at every session for "The Broadway Melody," Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's singing and talking film, which has Charles King, Bessio Love, and Anita Page in the cast. ...

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  9. STATE—"FASHIONS IN LOVE."

    Adolphe Menjou appears at the State Theatre to-day in his first talking film. "Fashions in Love." a clever farce, which has a French pianist as its central character. He is supported by Fay Compton. ...

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  10. PRINCE EDWARD—"INNOCENTS OF PARIS."

    At the 2.30 and 8 o'clock sessions at the [?] Edward Theatre Mr. Eddie Horton plays on the organ "A Precious Little Thing Called Love." At the 11 o'clock session he plays request numbers. ...

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  11. HAYMARKET—"WEARY RIVER."

    Richard Barthelmess and Betty Campson have the principal parts in "Weary River." the Frist National talking film now being tcicenod at the Haymarket Theatre. ...

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  12. CAPITOL THEATRE.

    To-day's features at the Capitol Theatre are "The Awakening," In which V[?]ma Banky appears, and "China Bound," with Karl Dane and George K. Arthur in the cast. Both are silent films. ...

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  13. BROADCASTING. NATIONAL SERVICE.

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  14. A PIONEER MISSIONARY.

    "A Pioneer of Papua," by the Right Reverend Bishop Gilbert White, formerly Bishop of Carpentaria and Willochra, is a memoir of the Rev. Copland King, one of the ...

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  15. WASHINGTON HOURS CONVENTION.

    Sir,—Your correspondent, Mr. Maclure Smith, in his London letter published in your journal on the 3rd instant, is misinformed about the Washington Hours ...

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  16. AMUSEMENTS. THEATRE ROYAL.—"THE SQUEAKER."

    Another mystery play by Edgar Wallace, "The Squeaker," will be produced to-night at the Theatre Royal, when Mr. Leon Gordon will appear in the lending role. The cast will also include Mist Mary ...

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  17. ULTIMO HOUSE.

    Sir,—In the course of the interesting article on Ultimo House, Century Old Architecture, by J. D. Giblett in the "Herald" of the 17th inst., a remark is made upon the derivation ...

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  18. "LOMBARDI LTD."

    Mr. Leo Carrillo will make his first Australian appearance on Saturday next at the Criterion Theatre in "Lombardi Ltd., as Tito Lombardi, nead of a fashionable dressmaking establishment. With ...

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  19. HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.

    "The Five O'clock Girl," the tuneful musical comedy at Har Majesty's Theatre, is attracting large audiences. Mr. Alfred Frith is exceedingly popular in the chief comedy role. There will be a ...

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  20. THE PALACE.—NICOLA.

    The clever illusions of N[?]co[?] in his entertainment at the Palace continue to bewilder large audiences. The last seven nights are announced. A matinee will be given to-day. ...

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  21. THE KENTUCKY SINGERS.

    Under the J. and N. Tait direction Forbes Randolph's Kentucy Singers, in their plantation melodies and negro spirituals, will begin a Season at the Pakace Theatre at the matinee on Saturday ...

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  22. NEW FICTION.

    "Riven," by Miss Jean Devanny, is concerned with a New Zealand family, the members of which are not very sympathetic. Marigold Jeiring shows to best advantage. She ...

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  23. ORAND OPERA HOUSE.—"THE BEST PEOPLE."

    Mr. Frank Nell announces a production of "The Beat People" as the new attraction at the Orand Opera House this afternoon and evening. ...

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  24. THEOSOPHICAL STATION, LTD.

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  25. OPERA AT THE CONSERVATORIUM.

    "Hugh the Drover," Vaughan Williams's opera, will be performed by the Conservatorium forces in a six nights' season, to begin on September 7. The production of this opera by one of the most ...

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  26. ROYAL PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.

    Mr. Harold Williams will appear with the Royal Philharmonic Society in a performance of Handel's oratori[?] "The Messiah" at the Town Hall on Saturday, September 7. The other soloists will be ...

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  27. THE TURRET THEATRE.

    "The Romantic Young Lady," a comedy by M[?]tinez Sierra, will be staged at the Turret Theatre, North Sydney, this evening. ...

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  28. GIBBON'S JOURNAL.

    In 1761, when he was twenty-four years of age, Edward Gibbon, author of "The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire," began to keep a journal which he continued until 1764, the ...

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  29. THEATRE OF YOUTH.

    The seoond programme at the Theatre of Youth, Young-street, "Courts and courtships." is proving very successful. Miss J[?]an and Betty Rayner announce a children's matinee for this ...

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  30. FULLER'S THEATRE.

    Mr. Jim Gerald and his company are appearing at Fuller's Theatre in another now revue, "Step This Way." ...

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  31. "THE NEW MORALITY."

    Harold Chapin's comedy, "The New Morality." will be performed by the Players' Club at St. James's Hall on september 6 and 7. The cast will include Miss Adeline Tudchope, Miss Nora Meares, ...

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  32. TRADES HALL.

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  33. SVERJENSKY ENSEMBLE.

    Beethoven's string Quartet No. 1, opus l8, end the Andante from a Piano Trio by Mendelssohn will be played at the lunchcon-hour recital of the Sverj[?] Ensemble at Acollon Hall on Monday ...

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  34. PLUMBING OVERTIME.

    Sir,—In your issue of the 21st lnst., under the heading of "Conciliation Committee," one sees that a variation of the plumbers and gasfitters' award has been made, reading as ...

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  35. THE PLAYBOX.

    Mr. Duncan Macdougall's company will give another performance of "The Good Hope" at the Playbox Theatre. Crown-street, this evening. ...

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  36. STATION 2UE.

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  37. MR. ARTHUR BENJAMIN'S COMPOSITIONS.

    Mr. cyril Monk is arranging a concert programme of compositions by Mr. Arthur Benjamin for September 20 at the Conservatorium. Included In this programme will be the composer's P[?]ano ...

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  38. ORPHEUM ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY.

    The concert Of the Orphe[?] Orchestral Society on Saturday next at the Conservatorium will complete ten years of the activities or this organisation, which has grown from an instrumental party ...

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  39. PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED.

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  40. MR. MISCHA DOBRINSKI'S CONCERT.

    At Mr. Mincha Dobrinski's third concert at the Aeolian Hail on Tuesday[?] Beethoven's Serenade for violin, [?] and cello, cups 8, and the Ballade and Polonaise of Vieuk[?]mps, for [?]. ...

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  41. STATION 2UW.

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  42. BECKY SHARP ON THE STAGE.

    That audacious heroine Becky Sharp came to life again on the New York stage a few weeks ago, at the Knickerbocker Theatre, in a Players' Club production of the play of ...

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  43. MUSICAL EXAMINATIONS.

    The examinations in Sydney of the Associated Hoard will be held from August 29 to September 27, and will be conducted by Mr. Herbert Kinsey and Mr. Arthur Benjamin. ...

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  44. THE DUNBAR.

    A service in commemoration of the seventysecond anniversary of the wreck of the Dunbar will be held in the Camperdown cemetery, Church-street, Newtown, this afternoon, at 3 ...

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  45. CENTRAL FIEE STATION.

    A correspondent—F.B.F.—suggests, in a letter to the editor, that the Board of Fire Commissioners might take advantage of the offer of land for sale by the Civie Commissioners ...

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  46. MISS GRACE STAFFORD'S PUPILS.

    The younger pupils of Miss Grace Stafford will suppear at the studio theatre on Saturday afternoon next in the plays "[?]—Nought—Nothing." "Elfin Hill," and "The Mime of Bluebeard," a scene from ...

    Article : 38 words
  47. BAND MUSIC.

    The Leichhardt District Band, conducted by Mr. G. J. Nichols, will play in the Botan[?] Gardent to-morrow at 3 p.m. ...

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  48. ST. JAMES THEATRE—"THE SINGING FOOL."

    Well produced and acted. Al Jolson's talking film "The Singing Fool" is still being presented three times [?] at the St. James Theatre. ...

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  49. LYCEUM—"BULLDOG DRUMMOND."

    "Buildog Drummon[?]" an adaptation of the stage play of the same name, by "[?]apper," will be shown as a talking film to-day at the Lyceum Theatre, with Ronald Coleman, Joan Bennett, and ...

    Article : 41 words
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