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     Lawrence
           Brothers
           Talkies
             Lawrence Bros. built the
           largest touring circuit in
           Gippsland. Their reach
           extended to Melbourne
           metropolitan and other
           country locations. The
           locations listed in Gippsland
           were on one of their three
           circuits at some time between
           the thirties to the early fifties.
           In addition Lawrence Bros.
           operated some permanent
           cinemas. The Gippsland
           circuits were based on
           Pakenham. The Head Office
           of Lawrence Brothers Talkies
           was in Kew.
           Eastern Victoria Circuit
           Locations:
             Benambra, Boolara, Briagalong,
           Bruthen, Cowwarr, Cranbourne,
           Drouin, Erica, Flinders, Foster, Fish
           Creek, Gormandale,Heyfield,
           Inverloch, Kongwak, Lang lang,
           Loch, Lower Tarwin, Meeniyan,
           Neerim South, Newry, Noojee,
           Omeo, Poowong, Powell Town,
           Rosedale, Tanjil Bren, Thorpdale,
           Toora, Walhalla, Welshpool,
           Yallourn (open cut mine.)
           Other Circuit Locations
             Barwon Heads, Hastings,
           Melton, Somerville, Queenscliff.
           Permanent Cinemas
             Berwick (converted hall),
           Korrumburra, Moe (Civic),
           Mornington (Plaza), Pakenham
           (converted hall), Traralgon (Valley).
             The Valley Traralgon was the
           Lawrence Bros. flagship theatre.
           They managed it until 1973. The
           theatre operated under other
           management until 1978. Its closure
           marked the end of the Lawrence
           Bros. era in cinema.
                                             A sample of venues (top to bottom) – Meeniyan Hall, Lower Tarwin Hall,
                                             Rosedale Mechanics Institute
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