To-morrow Last Day of Williams' Sale. Concert at Raglan
One of the most popular concerts held at Raglan for a very long time was given in the Baptist Church on Saturday evening. It was arranged by Mrs…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1913
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Pictures in the School of Arts
The tender of the Bathurst City Picture Coy, has been accepted for the lease of the School of Arts Hall during the winter months. The…
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The programme to be screened at thenew open air Star Picture Palace tonight includes a varied and interesting series of films. The famous John…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Correspondence. a Band That Wasn't a Band. (To the Editor.)
Sir,—The musical (?) critic of your contemporary was right when he said he never had a band at Wollongong, for the reason that he never had a…
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The Star Company, now in the open-air, take off an excellent programme after to-night. The lenses have been enlarged, a larger picture is thrown…
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Lovers of high-class, drama will be pleased to learn that the Tail management intends bringing to mir town next week what is justly…
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The concert in aid of the above was held in the Horticultural Hall on Wednesday evening, the 12th instant, and proved an immense…
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A new theatrical organisation has been formed in Sydney by Mr Hugh C. Buckler, called Little Theatres, Ltd, for the purpose of staging the…
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There was a large and appreciative audience at the Cricketers' Concert, held in the School of Acts, on Wednesday night. Visitors were present…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →M'donald's Hole. Sunday-school Picnic and Concert
A Sunday-school picnic and concert were held here on Saturday last, and were well attended, visitors coming from Capertee, Running Stream, Excelsior, and Round…
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A splendid programme of Gaumont pictures is announced for Star patrons to-night, and the music will, as usual, be supplied by the Star orchestra of…
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We notice that the headmaster of the local school has introduced the game of basket ball for the pupils to indulge in. The senior pupils…
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The Star Picture Company, which is now showing in comfortably seated open-air premises in Keppel-street, informs us that it can recommend the…
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[?] Chapel in the Vatican have discovered pictures that are believed to be by Fra Angelico…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Millthorpe News. Friday Night. Oddfellows' Ball
The much-lookod-forward-to Oddfellows' ball was definitely fixed, by a sub-committee meeting held last night, to take place on Wednesday,…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Arranging a Dance. Points to Be Considered by Committees
The dancing season will soon be in fall swing, and in many houses young men and maidens arc practising valses and two-steps to the considerable…
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The much spoken of cricketers' concert came to a very satisfactory conclusion in the local School of Arts on Wednesday evening last in the…
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The open air Star.'. Pictures, are.'gain-;| ing-in popularity, ahd;'the large attend-:' ancc.on' Saturday, night thoroughly ap- ; predated the programme screened.-; Tonight : will be screened " Twilight,";. "Lady. of. Shalott,''.';AOlgais.;^ropicaji Wedding,"..and1 numerous others. ' ■•■…
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The recently-formed Bathurst Military Band, under the conductorship of Mr. S. Lewins, made its first public appearance on Saturday…
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