His Majesty's Moving Theatre
That well-known theatrical venture, conducted by Mr. Philip Lyton, and beaded by Miss Madge Hope, the popular actress, opens on Monday night next under canvas at the…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1909
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National Shakespere Theatre London
An anonymoas donor bus given £70,000 towards a national Shakespeare theatre…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →A Departing Citizen. Mr. E. Doswell Farewelled. By the Members of the Band and also by the Citizens
On Monday night last two presentations were made to Mr. E. Doswell, who for a number of years has been manager of the Mudgee Butter…
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A remarkably successful concert in aid of the Bathurst Hospital was field, under the auspices of the District Band, in Machattie Park last night…
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The concert, which is to be held at the Wilbetree Cheese Factory, on Wednesday night, 31st instant, in connection with the Mudgee Methodist Church…
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The living pictures show under the management of Mr. Frank Sceats concluded it season at the School of arts Hall last night. The greatest…
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On the night of Cumnock Show, the usual smoko concert was hold at Bowhay's Royal Hotel, Mr. Wm. Black, J.P., presiding. The health of the King having been duly…
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The Show Concert held in the Blayney Town Hall on Wednesday evening was a pronounced success. The hall was packed by an appreciative audience…
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The annual Sunday school picnic was held at Glen Alice on Thursday. Match 11. and was followed by a very successful concert. The weather was perfect,…
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The attention of our many readers is directed to the full grogramcie, appearing in another column, of the first of the three concerts to be given in the Show Ground…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Ball at Rydal
The annual ball in aid of the R.C. Church. funds, was held in Mr. Bainbridge's hall on Friday night, and was a success in every way. On this occasion the…
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The moving theatre, under canvas, will present the first entertainment of the season in the Royal Hotel paddock to-night, when the stirring drama…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sunday Shows. His Majesty's Moving Theatre
An attraction that is sure to meet with huge patronage during Carnival week is His Majesty's Moving Theatre, under canvas, in the Royal Hotel Paddock. Twenty-eight…
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Attractive programmes have been arranged for the concerts, to be held in the Show Ground Pavilion on the three days of the Show, Tuesday…
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The concerts in the show ground pavilion commence to-morrow night. Admirable programmes have been arranged, and it must not be forgotten that patrons of the…
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The first of the concerts arranges in connection with the Bathurst Show will take place in the pavilion at the Show Ground this evening…
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We have been asked to remind our readers that the Show concerts commence in the pavilion on the ground to-night, A programme of sixteen items—vocal,…
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A full house greeted the rising of the curtain in the Philip Lytton Company's production of 'Every Inch a Man' in the Royal paddock last night. Miss Madge…
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The theatre under canvas in the Royal Paddock was crowded last evening, when the stirring drama, "Every Inch a Man," was staged. Full of…
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