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Hobart News, April 12, 1923.
The Gazette added, "The bride is formerly from Glascow [sic], Scotland, and a life-long friend of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce."[1]
Other mildly interesting items on that page include (in the left column) the Gem Theatre's ad for The Toll of the Sea, which made me learn a little more than I used to know about motion pictures in color.
In the next column, the top article concerns the future site of the Roosevelt Gym. The bottom article describes the newly formed Hobart Gun Club planning to meet "on the Jerry McAuliff[e] farm east of the city in the field formerly used as a motorcycle race track," which sounds as if the racetrack had fallen into disuse.
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[1] "Scholler-Young Nuptial," Hobart Gazette, April 13, 1923.
1 comment:
It must have been something to see a movie in color back then. I actually watched When Knighthood was in Flower a few months ago. Very long movie lol, but Marion Davies is interesting to watch.
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