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submitted by Koula Veneris on 27.12.2004

Hume Weir Cafe, Albury NSW.

The Hume Weir Cafe in Dean St Albury was owned by brothers George and Peter Travasaros. This photo was taken in the mid 1950's. George Travasaros is shown standing at the back.

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submitted by Koula Veneris on 27.12.2004

Hume Weir Cafe, Albury NSW.

The Hume Weir Cafe in Dean St Albury was owned by brothers George and Peter Travasaros. This photo was taken in the early 1950's. The people in the photo from right to left are: George Travasaros, his daughter Katina Travasaros (now Katina Vlandis), Steve Gounakis and John Cominos.

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submitted by Koula Veneris on 27.12.2004

Spot Cafe, Albury NSW.

The Spot Cafe in Dean St Albury was run by Dimitrios Veneris shown standing behind the counter on the right with his wife Stamata next to him. This photo was taken in the early 1950's

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submitted by Koula Veneris on 27.12.2004

Spot Cafe, Albury NSW.

The Spot Cafe in Albury was run by Dimitrios Veneris (second from the left) and his sons John Veneris (second from the right) and George Veneris (far right).
The employee on the far left was Andreas Fatseas. This photo was taken in the early 1950's.

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submitted by George Poulos on 04.11.2006

Con (Tzortzo)Poulos's Gilgandra Fruit Mart truck.

In 1950 my father rented a shop in Miller Street, Gigandra, the main street, from another Kytherian in the town, Jack Pentes, and established the Gilgandra Fruit Mart.

When he first opened the fruit mart, about 9-10 outlets in Gilgandra sold fruit, but fruit was not their central or core business. My father's initial aim was to reduce the number of business's that sold fruit, and to dominate the retailing of fruit in Gilgandra.

One way of doing ...

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submitted by George Poulos on 20.12.2004

Souris's Beenleigh, Queensland, Drive-In Cinema. Now called the Yatala drive-in.

This screen at Beenleigh is not as large as some of its southern cousins, but sits nice and close to the front ramps. In fact every car position in the drive-in is a good one. Asphalt and speakers are all maintained in exceptional condition.

Note that the Yatala drive-in now has two screens. A 2nd one was added in 2003.

Yatala Drive-in

Opened: 1969
Location: Stapylton Rd, Yatala
Capacity: 375 Cars
Screens: One
Operator: ...

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submitted by George Poulos on 18.12.2004

Samios Hardware. Brisbane. Advertising.

Advertising on Trams - Samios Hardware.

From:

http://www.brisbane.qld.gov.au/elibcat/uhtbin/brisbane-image/BCC-B54-22161

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submitted by George Poulos on 01.09.2005

Barwon Cafe, 1929.

In Fox Street, Walgett, outside Barwon Cafe and Bert Malcolm's hairdressing parlour and music shop. O T Evans general store and Corbans Menswear shop are on the extreme left.

Car is a 1927 Chevrolet, owned by Sid Harris.

The Conomos Bros. ran the Barwon Cafe and would serve petrol as well - Walgett, NSW

More extensive biography and history of the Conomos ...

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submitted by George Poulos on 18.12.2004

Background and Beginnings. Chapter 2, of KEVIN CORK's Ph.D thesis.

Plaza Twin Cinema, Wagga Wagga, New South Wales.
Photograph by Grant Ellmers, 1996, from, National Library of Australia, collection.


During the 1990's KEVIN CORK undertook extensive research into cinema's in Australia.

Tragically, he died before completing his work, but most of the chapters of his Ph.D Thesis, were completed.

His wife and children have kindly given permission for his work to be reproduced.

Most Australian's ...

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submitted by George Poulos on 14.12.2004

Capital Theatre Milk Bar - Wagga Wagga, NSW, c. 1920s - 1930s

Sam Nomarhis (second from left) was the proprietor.

Providing a regular, reasonable income, potential material improvement, independence, maintenance of the family unit and requiring only limited education and knowledge of English, many Greeks undertook work in fish shops, restaurants, fruit shops, fish-and-chip shops, milk bars and cafes. Such a field of self-employment was well supported by their traditional sea- oriented and farming backgrounds, and was independent of heavy industry ...

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submitted by James Victor Prineas on 06.12.2004

Advertising for George Sourry's White Rose Cafe, Uralla.

Advertising for George Sourry's White Rose Cafe Uralla.

Used as the front cover for Janis Wilton's collection of oral histories - called Immigrants in the Bush.

Oral histories of the Sourry/Dedes family, and the Mentis family (Tenterfield, Kythera), are provided here.

For more details on this work, see, Culture, subsection, Bibliography, and search kythera-family internally under Wilton.

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submitted by George Poulos on 04.12.2004

Andronicos Olympia Cafe at Allora, Queensland.

Group of men, possibly including proprietor, staff and clients, pose with a dog outside the N. Andronicos Olympia cafe.

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submitted by George Poulos on 22.11.2004

Niagara Cafe, Gundagai. The Castrission family.

Feature : Greek Country Cafe

From: http://www.sbs.com.au/foodlovers

Greek Country Cafe (Series 2 : Episode 13)

Once upon a time every country town had its Greek-run cafe. Take a trip down memory lane at the Niagara cafe in Gundagai, NSW, where the hamburgers with the lot, milkshakes and mixed grills are still the stuff of legend.

It’s halfway between Sydney and Melbourne... And in its heyday it was the travellers’ rest.
That’s ...

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submitted by Stephen Trifyllis on 05.04.2016

TRIFYLLIS CAFE COFFS HARBOUR N.S.W.

con trifyllis (left) and his brother theo trifyllis at the cafe at coffs harbour jetty which they owned in the late 50's and 6o's.

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submitted by George Poulos on 10.11.2004

Walgett. Conomos Brothers. Luxury Theatre. Programme, 1937. Obverse Page. Commentary by Les Tod.

The Luxury Theatre was built by the Conomos Brothers to replace their operation in the School of Arts Hall. The Luxury opened in April 1937, with the film Born to Dance. It was licensed 30.4.37 to seat 500.

The theatre was quite large, being three storeys high, with a dress circle. It cost £8,000 to build, using 375,000 bricks. Architect was Bruce Dellit, of the Sydney Liberty and Minerva fame, as well as the Hyde Park Memorial. ...

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submitted by George Poulos on 10.11.2004

Walgett. The Luxury Theatre. The Conomos Brothers. Programme, Front Page. Les Tod's account.

The Luxury Theatre was built by the Conomos Brothers to replace their operation in the School of Arts Hall. The Luxury opened in April 1937, with the film Born to Dance. It was licensed 30.4.37 to saet 500.

The theatre was quite large, being three storeys high, with a dress circle. It cost £8,000 to build, using 375,000 bricks. Architect was Bruce Dellit, of the Sydney Liberty and Minerva fame, as well as the Hyde Park Memorial. ...

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submitted by George Poulos on 05.10.2005

Olive Trees. Living memorials to the Kytherian presence in Gilgandra.

In another entry about the Monterey Cafe in Gilgandra, I revealed that "...I was born in Gilgandra, in 1952, and left after completing my schooling in 1969.

From about the end of WWII, until mid-1975 - Gilgandra, population, 2,900 - was a very Kytherian town.

5 families - the Pentes, Sklavos, Kelly (Koumokellie), Psaltis (Protopsaltis), and Poulos (Tzortzopoulos) - lived in close proximity to each other - culturally, residentially, and commercially.

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submitted by Spyro Calocerinos on 14.11.2004

Samios Milk Bar Coffs Harbour

Photograph provided by Mr.Emmanuel Casimatis
Panagiotis Samios

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submitted by Spyro Calocerinos on 14.11.2004

Monterey Cafe Young NSW 1939

Photograph Provided by Mr. Emmanuel Casimatis

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submitted by Spyro Calocerinos on 14.11.2004

Oasis Milk Bar Chatswood NSW 1946

Photograph provided by Mr. Manuel Casimatis.
The Oasis was one of the best Milk Bars in Sydney