Grand Euchre Party and Dance
What will undoubtedly be the best evening's entertainment, in the above line ever provided in Katoomba is arranged for next Wednesday in the…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1911
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Concert at Leura
The bell that sends its peaceful music over the valleys and hilltops at Leura to call the faithful to worship is to be shielded from wind and rain by a…
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Leura residents are reminded in our advertising columns of the concert and dance to be held in the Leura Hall on Wednesday night next, in aid of the…
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No more pleasing function could be desired than the progressive euchre party and dance that took place at the Carrington Hotel on Wednesday…
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Empire evening chronicled the first re-union of the above Club in the old Masonic Hall, when about 30 couples were present, the hall being artistically…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Local and General. the Peerless Orchestra
The above-named superlatively good orchestral combine are to the fore with a fortnightly assembly—which means good music and good dancing. A…
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Last Thursday evening, the old Masonic Hall was crowded with a mixed gathering assembled to enjoy the above entertainment held under the auspices…
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The first social under the auspices of the Peerlass Orchestral Combination came off on Friday evening last. Every ingredient necessary for a good dance…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →That Band Room
If a visitor were to stand in the Park and face the valley to the south-east, there would be nothing but the beautiful before him. If it were desired to…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Katoomba Band. to the Editor Blue Mountain Echo
Sir,—Just a word or two for Bandmaster, whose occupation is just about as tricky as a policeman's, except that the latter does not teach elevating things such as music. Perhaps…
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On Tuesday night, a fancy dress dance was held at "Dubbo," Blackheath. Those present were:—Misses Clarice Benson, "Queen of Hearts";…
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The Blackheath Brass Band extends a flourish of trumpets in striking contradistinction to the death-dirge of the Katoomba Kombine, and announces…
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The Coronation festivities were over some ten hours. In England, a foot-weary nation, hoarse from shouting "Long live, etc.," was peering over the rim of its counterpane into…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Defunct Municipal Band. to the Editor Blue Mountain Echo
Sir,—In looking through the columns of last week's ECHO, one hardly knows whether to be angry, dismayed or sad. I write in the latter spirit, and would crave space for a few…
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An excellent programme was presented at the concert given in connection with the Congregational church on Tuesday evening. Wet weather had…
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The fourth re-union of the members of the Katoomba Social Club took place on Tuesday evening last. It has become the fashion to take press…
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A plain and fancy dress ball was held at the Blackheath Public Hall last Wednesday evening under the auspices of the Blackheath Brass Band. Forty-five…
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In answer to an invitation held out per handbill last week, about 50 residents rolled up to consider the mailer of the formation and management of a brass…
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A benefit concert and dance in aid of the eight children of the late Mrs Russell, of Blackheath, was held in the old Masonic Hall on Thursday evening last. The efforts of…
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While the wind howled and the rain pelted pitilessly into every cranny, three forms were to be observed crouching for mutual protection on the steps…
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