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Cinema curtain Wurlitzer and stalls on the opening night of the Savoy Theatre Hurstville (1937)

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Cinema curtain Wurlitzer and stalls on the opening night of the Savoy Theatre Hurstville

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Cinema curtain Wurlitzer and stalls on the opening night of the Savoy Theatre Hurstville

1937HurstvilleThe 1930s

Taken in 1937 at Hurstville, in Sydney's south. One of 14 photos of Hurstville on Old Sydney.

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Elsewhere in 1937

Sydney ferry KIRRULE on excursion, 1937Sydney ferry KURRA-BA after being renamed from KANIMBLA, c. 1937Sydney ferry KURRA BA formerly KANIMBLA, 1937Cleaning the clock face of Sydney Town Hall, George Street Sydney, 1937Sydney ferry BURRA-BRA crossing the Heads, 1937Sydney ferry KOONDOOLOO converted from vehicular ferry to show boat, c. 1937King's Cross Theatre (night time), Darlinghurst Road, Sydney, 1937Woman reading the race guide, Sydney Cup, Randwick Racecourse, March 1937, by Sam HoodSydney ferry DEE WHY, 1937Loila 'Australian National Airways' Sydney, 1937Elizabeth Street facade of the Rural Bank Building, Martin Place, published in Decoration and Glass (1 January 1937)Sydneysportsground1, 1937