Few moving picture plays possess the dramatic and scenic merit of "Checkers," a Fox special shown in Adelaide for the firs time at the Theatre Royal on ...
Article : 452 wordsInternal hemorrhage from a growth in the pelvis caused the death of the noted racehorse Artilleryman on Saturday, Pressure of this growth on the vein had ...
Article : 339 wordsThough the Yard was always being baffled in detective stories, this was the first time in its history that it had been biffed. All the heads of the detective force had ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 272 wordsJ. C. Williamson's Garden Theatre has witnessed some musical treats, but Miss Pauline Bindley's nightly performances in connection with the "So & So's" are now ...
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Advertising : 620 wordsSemaphore Tides.—Monday, January 31.—Lew water, 7.20 a.m.; high water, 1.20 p.m. ARRIVED.—January 29. Waimana, sch., O'Neill, Tasmania. A & [?] ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 299 wordsMajor-Gen. Sir Charles Townshend recently addressed a big meeting of ex-service men at the Albert Hall, under the auspices of the Manchester, Salford, and ...
Article : 379 wordsThe championship galas, conducted under the auspices of the South Australian Amateur Swimming Association, will be concluded at the City Baths to-night. Ideal swimming weather is ...
Article : 702 wordsThere were 10 items billed for Saturday's new show at the Majestic Theatre—several of them entirely new—and also an excellent pictorial gazette. The lastnamed did ...
Article : 423 words"From M. M. C.":—With a view to furthering the claims of Arthur Richardson for selection in the team for England, I thought after his magnificent innings of 177 ...
Article : 278 wordsAt the Wondergraph Theatre to-day there will be shown Wallace Reid, with Bebe Daniels in "The Dancin' Fool," a most entertaining comedy-drama. which ...
Article : 152 wordsThe Walking and Field Games contests held on the ring on the south-eastern parklands on Saturday afternoon were the second set arranged for January. The competitor gaining the highest ...
Article : 694 wordsFrom "CIVIS":—Since posting my letter which appeared in The Register on Friday the report of the openeing social of the Prospect branch of the new political party ...
Article : 1,374 wordsFrom "TRADESMAN":—General approval was expressed on all sides when the Government decided to pay the outside rates of pay to its employes. As yet ...
Article : 126 wordsFounder, Chairman, and managing director of Farrow's Bank, which has suspended payment, Thomas Farrow (58), of West Hill Lodge, St. Leonards-on-Sea, appeared ...
Article : 503 wordsThe first heat of the Australian dinghy championship was sailed on Saturday at St. Kilda in delightful weather. There were nine competitions, representing ...
Article : 141 wordsAn open verdict was returned at an inquest of Clitheroe on the body of John James Kenyon, 43, farmer, of Clayton-le-Dale, near Blackburn, who was found ...
Article : 97 words"The Purple Cipher," a mystery story loy Will F. Jenkins, has been visualized by Vitagraph, and will be shown at the Pavillion. Theatre to-day. In the role of ...
Article : 110 wordsFrom "CENTRALIAN":—I see that the Federal Government has appointed Mr. Francis Birtles to make an impossible motor cycle trip across Australia from ...
Article : 146 wordsWhen a foreman bricksetter pleaded guilty at the Manchester City Police Court to kicking a constable in the body, his solicitor suggested that as such men as he ...
Article : 88 wordsThe Hawaiians were the guests of the S.A.A.S.A at a dinner at the Aurora Hotel on Saturday night. The Chairman of the Swimming Association (Mr. A. G. Hughes) presided, and paid a tribute to ...
Article : 582 wordsIt was announced at Saturdays sitting of the annual convention of the Australian Workers' Union that the Australian Railways Union proposed to amalgamate with ...
Article : 55 wordsWit is proper when it enlightens the intellect by good sense, conveyed in jocular expression; when it infringes neither on religion, charity, and justice, nor on ...
Article : 136 wordsExquisite hangings and draperies, lacquered furniture, inlaid with mother-o'pearl, and solid gold vases, lamps, and howls representative of the finest art of ...
Article : 238 wordsFrom GRACE STELLAH, Tranmere:—Now that the work of helping invalid soldiers is over, there is no need for the Red Cross to relax their splendid methods ...
Article : 267 wordsA process for producing sound records has been patented in which a fine modelling clay is substituted for the usual was base materials employed for recording sounds. ...
Article : 103 wordsAt Durham Assizes, Alfred Bagnall (57), a miner, was found not guilty on a charge of having murdered his wife, and was discharged. When he left the Court he ...
Article : 97 wordsAt Wrexham (E.) Thomas Roberts and John Connell were committed for trial on a charge of burglary. For the prosecution it was stated that Mr. and Mrs. Charles ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 48 wordsBrilliant staging, clever talent, and sparkling humour mark the third new programme now being submitted by Cedric Johnson's dashing musical success, "Vogues ...
Article : 70 words"ANGLICAN," referring to a case of alleged a[?]ult upon a girl in the sandhills at Glenelg, which was reported in The Register on Saturday, says:—"I happen to know that ladies living in ...
Article : 94 wordsAn enjoyable concert was given at the bandstand at the Semaphore, in connection with the carnival on Friday evening, by the Rainbow Costume Comedy Company. A large audience ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 127 wordsThe presence of the Hawaiian swimming giants at Fletcher's Dock lent considerable added enthusiasm in the proceedings (writes "Semaphore"). The fine pool with its 30 ft. of buoyant water ...
Article : 322 wordsThere were tremendous crowds at the open-air picture entertainments on the ovals on Saturday night, an excellent testimony to the splendid efforts of the ...
Article : 209 wordsWALLAROO, January 21.—The members of the Waterside Workers' Union continue to absent themselves from work on the jetty. The men take the position that the time of the last ...
Article : 78 wordsDonald Garner, aged 20, a private in the Gordon Highlanders, was found guilty at the Essex Arms at Chelmsford of highway robbery at the point of a loaded revolver ...
Article : 155 wordsWhen a man was charged at Bristol with furiously driving a horse, his excuse was that the animal was suffering from shell-shock. The horse had certain ...
Article : 101 wordsPERTH, January 30.—An award in the job printers' private arbitration case was given by the Police Magistrate to-day. The hours are to remain at [?] for day and 40 for night work, but ...
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The Register (Adelaide, SA : 1901 - 1929), Mon 31 Jan 1921, Page 6
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