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   Ioannis (Jack) and Antonios (Tony) Notaras

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   The Saraton Theatre

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   99 Prince Street

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   The Clarence Valley is on the land of the Bundjalung, Gumbaynggirr and Yaegl nations.

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   <p>Ioannis (Jack) (1892-1962) and Antonios (Tony) Notaras (1895-1991) were Greek migrants who became highly successful restaurateurs and theatre owners in the Clarence River region. The brothers owned a series of successful cafes and built Grafton&rsquo;s best-known theatre and cinema, the Saraton.</p>

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   Ioannis (Jack) (1892-1962) and Antonios (Tony) Notaras (1895-1991) were Greek migrants who became highly successful restaurateurs and theatre owners in Grafton.

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   <p>Successful businessmen who established the heritage-listed Saraton Theatre</p>