Back to the flicks after a 36-year intermission. Mark Coultan. Sydney Morning Herald. Monday, May 31, 2004. page 3. The opening of Bingara's Roxy Theatre in the Depression years must have seemed a symbol of a great futur...
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Hon.Bob Carr MP Premier of New South Wales and Senator Sandy Macdonald representative for the Minister for Transport and Regional Services unveil the plaque at the Official opening of the Roxy Theatre at Bingara NSW Aust...
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Original Molong Cafe of Capitan-Minas Poulos (Tzortzopoulos), and other Kytherian owners. A symbol of the decline of Kytherian and Hellenic influence in the retail trade - central western New South Wales. The shop is not...
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Andronicus Olympia cafe at Allora Does anyone know the history of the Andronicus's who owned the Olympia Cafe? About Allora: A quiet service centre in the Darling Downs. 161 km south-west of Brisbane, 58 km from Toowoomb...
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Margies Candies Margie’s Candies ice cream parlor, 1960 N. Western Ave, was founded in the 1920s by Greek immigrant Peter George Poulos. It later expanded to include chocolate and other sweets which it manufactures on be...
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Murgon’s Mason fraternity. George Black on the throne and Danny Vanarey in the chair far left.
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Theo Peter Comino arrived in town around 1930 and acquired the Blue Bird café across the road from George Black, remaining into the late 1940s. Read all about his war time fun and games at Murgon in ‘The Greeks of Queens...
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My wife, a true-blue Murgon girl, has this and the following Murgon photos in her inherited collection. She reckons Danny Vanarey was the first to bring Greek cooking to Murgon in 1921 when he took up one of the new suit...
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right to left: Panagiotis, Andreas, Theodoros and Nikos Cassimatis infront of their tobacco shop in America. (see a chapter of Cassimatis family history in the oral history section.)
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The Townhouse. The Lobby. Childhood home of Lafcadio Hearn in 2004 Established in 1978 The Townhouse has a long standing commitment to the comfort of our guests. The Townhouse offers you a unique range of bed and breakfa...
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The Townhouse. Exterior. Childhood home of Lafcadio Hearn as it exists in 2004 Established in 1978 The Townhouse has a long standing commitment to the comfort of our guests. The Townhouse offers you a unique range of bed...
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Plaque presented to Panayoti Zantiotis by the Gunnedah Shire Council, resting on a laminate table top at the Busy Bee Cafe. The Inscription reads: "Peter Zantiotis The late Peter Zantiotos was a marvellous contributor to...
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Potiri Bros Canberra Dining Rooms in Queanbeyan NSW Australia c 1916. Second from right is Theo Psaros. Can any one identify the other men?
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I Zoi En Afstralia - Life in Australia - panel at exhibition Outlining the story behind this marvellous book, published in 1916; chronicling the lives of many of the Greek-Australiam cafe and shop-owners in Australia at...
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A paper bag for sweets/chocolates etc from the Australia Cafe Otho Street Inverell NSW c1936. Sid & Harry Zantis(Zantiotis - Potamos)
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Radio National Program, *ABC Radio, Australia. *ABC stands for Australian Broadcasting Corporation, and is the Public (Government, non-commercial) broadcaster in Australia. From, http://www.abc.net.au/rn/talks/perspectiv...
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Capitol Cafe East Row, Canberra, ACT, 1937 The Capitol, perhaps the most renowned of the Australian capital's early Greek cafes, opened its doors on Thursday morning, 27 October, 1927. It continued to serve the needs of...
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Effy Alexakis & Leonard Janiszewski, based at Macquarie University, have been undertaking systematic research into the Greek-Australian Cafe phenomenon for decades. Please contact them if you have any information about y...
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"Loula" Zantiotis and the Busy Bee Cafe Mrs Theodora Zantiotis 242 Conadilly St GUNNEDAH NSW 2380 On Saturday, August 16th, 2003, page 29, the Newcastle Herald, http://www.theherald.com.au/ published the following articl...
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The Cremorne Tea Gardens set up by Theodore Politis in the Melbourne suburb of St Kilda in 1916. Politis came from the island of Leukas to Australia in 1901. I include this photograph here because another Politis, George...
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