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  2. AMUSEMENTS. MADAME FRANCE ALDA.

    Madame Frances Alda, soprano of the Metrepelita[?] Opera, New York, is to arrive to-morrow by the Ma[?] for a concert tour of Australia. This noted artist gamed prominence in leading operatie roles on ...

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  3. MR. LANG AND THE SABBATH DAY.

    Sir,—For those citizens who are anxious to maintain the institution of the Sabbath as a necessary part of our national religion. It is a matter of profound regret that so ...

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  4. REAL ESTATE.

    The Real Estate market was rather on the quiet side this week, except that there was a better inquiry for suburban properties under £2000. The indoor auctions were all well ...

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  5. MUSIC AND DRAMA.

    Though full of interest and attracting much better support "than the wildest optimists ever dared to hope," in the words of one of the London newspapers, the Covent Garden ...

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  6. CURRENT LITERATURE. AN ANTHROPOLOGIST'S PARERGA.

    Although Sir James G. Frazer is best-known by his monumental contributions to the sclence of anthropology, he is a writer of distinction on more general topics, and his excursions ...

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  7. ORGAN RECITALS.

    Mr. Ernest Truman, City Organist, will give recitals at the Town Hall to-morrow and no Monday and Wednesday. ...

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  8. NEWTOWN MAJESTIC.

    Mr. Stanley McKay's Comedy Company will begin a week's season of "Getting Gertie's Garter," at the Newtown Majestic at a matinee to-day. ...

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  9. SYDNEY MADRIGAL SOCIETY.

    The Sydney Mardrigal Society's 69th concert will be given at the Conservatorium on Wednesday evening. The assisting artists will be Misses Bessie Columan and Dorothy Gibbes (in music for two planos), Mr. ...

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  10. SONGS OF A HERMIT.

    "Songe of a Hermit," by Mr. Gilbert I. Littlemore, is a welcome addition to the harvest of Australian poetry. The one thing to which exception may be taken is the title. ...

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  11. THE PALACE—"JACOB'S LADDER."

    J. and N. Tait announce a season of the Sydney Reportery Theatre Society, to begin to-night, at the Palace Theatre, when Norman MacOwnn's play "Jacob's Ladder" will be produced, under the direction of Mr. ...

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  12. TWO-PIANO RECITAL.

    A work for two planos, a Theme, Variations, and G Figue, by the late F. S. Kely will form part of the programme of the recital to be given by Misses Dori[?] Pears and Etta James at the King's Hall on ...

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  13. THEATRE ROYAL—"THE RINGER."

    Mr. Maurlce Moscovitch will return to the Sydney stage this evening in Edgar Wallace's mystery pla[?] "The Ringer," at the Theatre Royal. In this drama he will appear at Maurice Meister, a dubious solicitor. ...

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  14. MISS WINIFRED BURSTON.

    A plano recital by Miss Winifred Burston is announeed for Tuesday, August 16, at the Conservatorium. Bectheven's Thirty-two Variations, the Bach-Busoni Chaconne, Mediner's Sonata in [?] minor, two Studies ...

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  15. BROADCASTERS, LTD.

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  16. MISS MARGARET LAWRENCE.

    Miss Margaret Lawrence the well-known New York actress, will appear before a Sydney audience for the first time on Saturday evening next at the Criterion Theatre in the new play. "The Road to Rome." The ...

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  17. MR. MONTGOMERY STUART AND PUPILS.

    An entertainment will be given by Mr. Montgomery St[?] and his pupils at St. James' Hall on Wednesday evening, when the programme will include the Forum scene from "Julins Caesar," Edwin ...

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  18. HER MAJESTY'S—"MADAME POMPADOUR."

    The lost nights of "Madame Pompadour" at [?] Majesty's are announced. The season will close on August 24, and this attractive musical play will then be transferred to Melbourne. There will be ...

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  19. PRINOE EDWARD THEATRE—"BEN HUR."

    The magnificent settings, the acting, the passages in natural colour, the interest of the plot, all combine to make "Ben Hur" a film worthy to be recommended. It is shown twice daily at the Prince Edward Theatre. ...

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  20. "FOR THE TERM OF HIS NATURAL LIFE."

    There are four screenings each day of "For the Term of his Natural Life" at the Crystal Palace Theatre—at 11, 2 15, 5, and 8. The plans are to be seen at Paling's and at the theatre, and are ...

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  21. CRITERION—"THE CHOST TRAIN."

    "The Ghost Train." the mystery play at the Criterion, is entering upon its last week, after which the company will give a season in Brisbane. A matine[?] is to take place to-day. ...

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  22. ADYAR HALL—"THE GOLDEN ROAD."

    Mr. Renben Baker announces that "The Golden Road" will end its long season at the Adyar Hall next Saturday. The plans are at Nicholson's and at the hall. On Monday, August 15, another film entitled ...

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  23. THE EMPIRE—"THE STUDENT PRINCE."

    "The Student Prince" is running a prosperous caree[?] at the Empire Theatre, where attractive music and an interesting story keep large audiences interested. There will be enother matinee to-day. ...

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  24. ST. JAMES THEATRE.—"LADY. BE GOOD."

    Miss Elsie Prince, Mr. Jimmy Godden, and Mr. Chariton Morion are at the head of the bright [?] responsible for the success of "Lady. Be Good," at the St. James Theatre. ...

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  25. THE LYCEUM.

    Thomas Meighan and Greta Nissen appear in "Blind Alleys," a new Paramount picture to be released at the Lyceum Theatre to-day. The second feature on the screen is "The Sea Wolf." adapted from the Jack ...

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  26. A CRICKKT ANTHOLOGY.

    Cricket is distinctively an English game, and it has figured more prominently in English literature than any other form of sport, with the exception of riding to hounds. Even ...

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  27. CONSERVATORIUM OPERA.

    The six-nights' season of Weber's opera, "Euryanthe." performed by the Conservatorium forces, will be given to-night. ...

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  28. THE HAYMARKET.

    Besides "The Sea Wolf" (a J. C. Williamson attraction) at the Haymarket Theatre, to-day's programme includes "Flames," a Paramount film in which Virginia Valli, Jean Hersholt, and Eugene ...

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  29. ORAND OPERA HOUSE.

    The members of Mr. Frank Nell's company, now playing "Not To-night, Dearie," at the Grand On[?] House, are beginning the last three weeks of their season. From Sydney they will go to Melbourne, ...

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  30. THE LYRIC.

    To-day's features at the Lyric Theatre are "The Wild Bull's Lair," an Australasian Film's release, in which Fred. Thomson appears, and "Blind Alleys," At two sessions daily Mlle. Gaby Mores will give a musical ...

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  31. FULLERS' THEATRE.

    Stiffy and Mo will lead their company at Fullers' Theatre in a new revne to-day. Miss Amy Rechelle, Miss Sadle Gale, Miss Daisy Merritt, and Messrs. Alec and Jack Kellaway, [?] Ross, and Will Ken[?] ...

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  32. BROADCASTING. FARMER'S SERVICE.

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  33. THE TIVOLI.

    Max, Moritz, ans. Akka, the three performirg monkeys, whose feats have interested large a[?] at the Tivoll during their season, are to appear for another week. A varied programme is given at this theatre, ...

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  34. TRADES HALL.

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  35. THE PLAYBOX.

    Sean O'Casey's play "June and the Paycock" will be repeated at the Playbox on Wednesday evening. To-morrow evening Mr. Duncan Macdougall will read Eugene O'Neill's "The Hairy Ape." ...

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  36. ROYAL PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.

    As its share in the Beethoven Centenary Commemoretion, the Royal Philharmonie Society of Sydney will perform Becthoven's Mass in [?] at the Town Hall on August 17. The choir will be augmented for the ...

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  37. "JULIUS CAESAR."

    Mr. Arthur Greenway is actively supervising rehearsals for the production of "Julius Caesar" at the Con servatorium on Friday night next, for the first of threee performances. He is to appear as A[?]thony, and ...

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  38. THEOSOPHICAL STATION.

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  39. ORCHESTRAL MATINEE.

    Next Saturday a matinee will be given at the Consercatorium by the Conservatorium Orchestra, conducted by Mr. W. Arundel Orchard. The programme [?] it is announced, will include Beethoven's Second [?] ...

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  40. WATTLE AND ITS DAY.

    Sir,—Regarding Wattle Day celebration, kindly grant me space to reply to Alderman R. W. Jackaman's statement that "the decision to make the wattle Australia's national flower ...

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  41. Advertising

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  42. NEW FICTION.

    "Revelry," by Mr. Samuel Hopkins Adams, has oreated a profound stir in America, and has been held by many to exceed the limits of what is permissible in fiction. Though ...

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  43. ONCE AGAIN.

    Sir,—Now that the drapery sales are nearly over managers are discharging hands. In one department last week the whole staff of men (15) were sacked. Their places will be ...

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  44. PERU.

    In "Llama Land" Mr. Anthony Dell gives an account of his wanderings in Peru, a country of striking contrasts. Most of the littoral is an [?] waste, rainless and destitute of life. ...

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  45. "EURYANTHE" AT THE CONSERVATORIUM.

    Sir,—As a lover of music and an earnest student, I would like to voice a protest at the seeming indifference of the Sydney public to the present production of opera, viz., ...

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  46. AMERICAN DEGREES.

    Sir,—Allow me to protest against the remarks of Dr. Purdy re American degrees Dr. Purdy says American degrees are not as high as Bachelor of Dental Surgery, Sydney ...

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  47. PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED.

    Call of the Home, Mitchell; Twilight Sleep, Wharton (Appleton and Co.). The Witness at the Window, Barry (Methuen). Sun chased Shadows, Langsford (Sharp). ...

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  48. RETURNED SOLDIERS.

    The annual State congress of the Returned Soldiers' League in New South Wales will beoppened at the Royal Society's Rooms [?] Elizabeth-street, by the Premier (Mr. Lang), on ...

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  49. ADELAIDE TO DARWIN.

    Mr. Norman Claxton and a party arrived here by motor car from Adelaide. The party was favourably impressed with the mines at Tennant's Creek, which are under option to ...

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  50. SOLDIERS' CLUB.

    Ex-servicemen resident in Central Concord have decided to form a club, which will be affiliated to the association of Returned Sallors and Soldiers' clubs. Mr. A. Priddle has ...

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