Bachelors' Ball
Some bachelors of Wyong and Gosford joined in the promotion of a Ball in the Gosford Hall on Friday night. Weather was favorable, and…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1924
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Kincumber Ball
In connection with the Plain and Fancy Dress Ball, held at Kincumber on October 10th, the total takings were:—£21 15s, including donations of…
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The Crowning of Miss Amy Weidemier Queen of Ourimbah was carried out with due pomp and circumstance of Friday night last. Queen…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Matcham. Hospital Bazaae and Dance
The Bazaar and Dance, organised by the Matcham Sub-Committee, came off in the Hall on Saturday last. In spits of unfavorable weather, the result was…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Imperial Pictures. The World's Wonder Dog
"Where The North Begins." This is the title of the big star picture that will be screened at Gosford Hall next Saturday afternoon and evening. It…
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"Girls are always girls—it's only the clothes that change," is an aphorism that contains a deal of truth, and so does the whole of the play…
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The concert annually promoted by the Gosford Parents & Citizens' Association, with the object of furnishing the Christmas Tree for the youngsters…
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The Imperial Pictures programmes have been remarked upon as being "the talk of the town," and the statement is quite warranted, for the…
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It was said once upon a time that the circle was a fitting symbol for marriage, because it left no opening for the insider to get out or the outsider to get…
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The Methodist Church building in Ourimbah is certainly not worthy of the influential and enterprising denomination it represents; and the incongruity…
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The annual concert, organised by the Gosford Parents and Citizens' Association, to provide prizes and equip the Christmas Tree at the breaking-up for…
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McCmcheon's gripping story of the India Seas, "The Man From Brodney's," has been read and enjoyed by thousands, and its picturisation by the…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Famous Newtown Band
The attention of our readers is drawn to the advertisement of the famous Newtown Band. There are 56 valuable prizes being given away, the total…
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A very good house greeted the combined Gosford-Woy Woy Scouts and assisting performers in their concert last Friday night. Scout Jack Jenkins…
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The effort to raise funds to build a new Methodist Church in Ourimbah is being pushed ahead by the recently formed Church Aid Society. Several…
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We have all heard and read of Beau Brummel, that notable figure in English social life in by-gone days; and it should be a treat to see the story of…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Ourimbah News. Concert and Prize Giving
A Break-up Concert and presentation of prizes took place in the School of Arts at Ourimbah on Monday evening last, and was well attended by the…
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Mr. Frank Buscombe's Imperial Pictures are ending up a good year's performance with further programmes of high merit, and starting the New Year…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Gosford Band. "Pay for Play."
The Gosford Band, which has played in many capacities for many years until it has become a household word in the district, nearly faded out, owing to…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →The Phonofilm. Latest Scientific Wonder. Revolution in "The Pictures."
For fifteen years and more, attempts Lave been made to synchronise the cinematograph and the talking machine, but without much success. A new…
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