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Text: Article
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| Title |
A new life for the Cameo Theatre |
| Abstract/Description |
The Cameo is used to having its face lifted. Movies have been shown on this site since the earliest days. First, in the 1900's, came the Queen's Hall. Later this became the American Theatre; then, with alterations, the Shell; then, with more alterations, the Arcadia — which saw talkies come in. The Cameo dates back to 1935, when Roxy Theatre's, Ltd., transformed the Arcadia. |
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| Related Venues |
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American Picture Palace, Sydney, NSW
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Arcadia Picture Theatre, Sydney, NSW
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Cameo Picture Theatre, Sydney, NSW
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Esquire Theatre, Sydney, NSW
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Queen's Hall (1900-1912), Sydney, NSW
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Shell Theatre, Sydney, NSW
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| Source |
The Daily Telegraph, News Corp. Australia, Surry Hills, NSW, 1879
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| Item URL |
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| Page |
28
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| Date Issued |
27 January 1946
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| Language |
English
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| Citation |
A new life for the Cameo Theatre, The Daily Telegraph, 27 January 1946, 28
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| Resource Identifier |
70089
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| Dataset |
AusStage |
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