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HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.
Theatrical managers are experiencing very great difficulty in finding plays that afford opportunities for really fine acting. Dorothy Vernon of Haddon ...
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AMUSEMENTS.
LA FILLE DU TAMBOUR MAJOR. The revival of La Fille du Tambour Major at the Princess's Theatre on Saturday night convinced an extremely ...
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VARIOUS VIEWS.
Mr C. Burt Carlton, writes:-- The following might solve the above problem:-- 1. Establish "Commonwealth 3 per cent ...
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THE LUNACY QUESTION.
"Mental Therapeutics" writes:-- In the March number of the "Review of Reviews an article written by Dr. Ramsay Mailer, of this Slate, appears, ...
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THE GAIETY.
Mr Frank M. Clark's New Folly Company, at the Gaiety Theatre, was augmented on Saturday evening by the first appearances of Vulcan, the handcuff ...
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AN APPROVING LETTER.
"Richmond" writes:--I consider "W.B.'s" letter in "The Herald" no answer to mine. I. with "W.B" am in sympathy with grocers who are victims ...
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TEMPERANCE HALL.
All parts of the Temperance Hall were filled on Saturday evening, when the Combination Serenaders put forward a capital holiday programme. Miss ...
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RAILWAY MEN IN POLITICS.
"Kooyong" writes:-- For public information would you kindly ascertain from the Railway Commissioners what political liberty is conceded ...
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MR ANDREW BLACK.
Mr Andrew Black's golden voice and eminent vocal art again delighted the audience, that had been attracted to his concert in the Melbourne Town Hall on ...
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THEATRE ROYAL.
Thrilling and intensely interesting, while driving home with sledge-hammer force an excellent moral lesson. Such is The Midnight Mall, the melodrama by ...
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THE OPERA HOUSE.
Change upon change follows nowadays in quick succession at the Opera House, and Mr Rickards has scored another complete success with his latest ...
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MARSHALL-HALL CONCERT.
Mr Philip Fox, hon. secretary to the Marshall Hall concerts, writes:-- In Justice, to the Town Hall authorities, I desire to remove an erroneous ...
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BUSEYECITIS.
The motor-omnibus, which has been blamed as the cause of many Ills, is now indicted on the new charge of affecting the eyesight. ...
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IMPLEMENT INDUSTRY.
Mr James A. Brown, secretary of the Australian Agricultural Implement and Machine Employes'' Defence Association-- writes as follows:-- ...
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ATHENAEUM HALL.
The Melbourne season of Madame Lydia Yeamans-Titus and Mr Leslie, Harris, the well-known society entertainers. was opened most auspiciously. ...
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INFORMATION.
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COMMONWEALTH PATENT APPLICATIONS.
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SKIN POISONING.
"About eight months ago." says Mr W. Parsons, Sexton, of Cairns, Q., "the skin on my bands and arms became all blistered, The ...
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EARLY CLOSING LAW.
Mr V. O. Phaley writes:-- It is many years since the "Curfew" order "made in England" by William the Conqueror, has been repealed, and ...
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A MOTHER'S RECOMMENDATION.
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BURNS AND SCALDS.
Even the slightest burn or scold will raise a blister, and often load to a painful and ch[?] sore. Instantly after a bare, apply Chamberlain's Pain Balm, which will relieve ...
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