The Fatal Wedding
This favorite musical melodrama, which has scored such a great success throughout the Fnglish speaking world, will be staged hero on Monday and Tuesday at the Masonic…
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Weddings, 1906
273 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 8 of 14
"The Fatal Wedding."
It is seldom that the play-going public of Lithgow is afforded an opportunity of witnessing such a thrilling and emotional melodrama as "The Fatal Wedding." The…
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Mr. F. E. Foster, the advance a[?]ant of the “Fatal Wedding” Dramatic Coy., arrived in town last night and will be busy paving the way for the…
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On the 16th inst, the marriage took place of a local young couple, (writes a Bumbury correspondent) the ceremony being performed by the Rev Montgomery, of Cudal, when…
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Messrs Meynell and Gunn, the popular theatrical managers, whose name has become familiar to play-goers in connection with the Knight-Jefferles Dramatic Company,…
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To night will witness the first appearance in the Masonic Hall of Messes Meynell and Gunn's celebrated dramatic combination in the world famed musical drama entitled…
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The above company played here on Thursday and Friday to crowded houses. Probably this company is the best that has come Mudgee way, and…
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The final [?] accorded a popular production in England and America have [?] ceased before its Australian rights have been…
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On Wednesday evening last a quiet wedding was sole[?]nised by the Rev. Dean Slattery, P.P , at the Newtown R.C. Church, when…
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Seldom has a Bathurst audience been afforded such a treat as that provided in the Masonic Unit last night by the production of the sensational musical drama, " The…
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The production of " The Fatal Wadding " by the Meynell and Gunn Dramatic Coy drew another large audience to the Masonic Hall last night. As on the…
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As was only to be expected from the very great interest evinced in the production or the “Fatal Wedding,” a brisk demand for seats was…
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The following is taken from the "Daily Telegraph's" London notes:—"A typically Australian summer day ravored Miss Nea White, sister of…
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A marriage was celebrated at Sts Michael and John's Roman Catholic Cathedral, Bathurst, on Wednesday, July 25th, the contracting parties being Mr. John Travers, J.P., of Rydal, and…
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A goodly number of spectators were attracted to St. Mary's Presbyterian Church on Tuesday afternoon to witness the marriage of Mr. Walter H. Young (of the firm…
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Messrs M[?]ynell and Gunn's company is meeting everywhere with a repletion of the remarkable season it had in Mibournee and Sydney, when money…
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The much talked of [?]usical drama, “The Fatal Wedding,” prom[?]es to be a big success in Orange Judging by the number of seats booked at…
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An event of great local interest occurred on Thursday, 26th July, when tho marriage of George W. Armstrong, of Oberon, to Adn May, second…
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A [?] little wedding look place at St. Joseph R.C. Chiron on Saturday mornay at 6.30 Miss May Sweeney. your gets daughter of Mr. John…
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An audience such as is seldom seen in Orange of late years, packed the Australian Hall last night, on the occasion. of the opening performance of…
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