A Terrible Panic in a Theatre
A SAD disaster, which has marred the Christmas festivities of the North of England, took place at the Theatre Royal, Goteshead, on December 26. There was no apparent cause for panic, except…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1892
22 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 1 of 2
Brushgrove Band of Hope
THIS organisation met on Wednesday evening; Rev. A. J. Harding in the chair, There was a large attendance, and much interest manifested in the proceedings. The first item was the chorus,…
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MORE Washington women went abroad this summer than usual, and all Paris has spent itself on their trappings for this gay season. One ornament of [?]all-rooms vainly sought…
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THE concert given by pupils of the Grafton Superior Public School on Wednesday evening in the Theatre Royal was well patronised, and the juveniles highly entertained the large audience, which must have…
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OWING to the inclement weather, the ball intended to celebrate the opening of the new School of Arts at South Grafton, was postponed from Thursday to Friday evening. The promoters were then…
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THE MISSES AL[?] the famous English sopranos, made their first appearance on Thursday night at the Theatre Royal in conjunction with Mr. Fred Dark, the well-known comique. The audience,…
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THE second coucert given by the Misses Albu at the Theatre Royal on Friday evening was not largely attended, owing no doubt to the heavy rain just before the time of commencing. Those who faced…
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ON Wednesday evening Lord and Lady Jersey attended the ball given in their honour at the Rink. During the afternoon the weather was showery, with a cold S.E. wind blowing, which did not…
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A WRITER in the Echo says:—I am often asked to suggest something new in the way of an entertainment to increase funds for charitable purposes. A paper ball would be…
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As we have been already prepared to a certain extent for the innovation by the artistic performances of certain imported celebrities, which might have been a shock to the…
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THE concert at the Convent schoolroom on Thursday evening in aid of St. Mary's Choir Funds was well patronised. The interior of the building was decorated with evergreens, flags and bannerettes,…
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THE management of the Hospital ball have reason to be congratulated on the success that attended their efforts. That the ladies who undertook the arrangements infused energy into the movement…
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A bachelors ball was held on Thursday evening at Mrs. M'Mahon's hall, Cowper, which was suitably decorated. Dancing commenced by a set of quadrilles to the strains of piano…
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The annual ball, held in the Criterion hall last evening, was attended by over 100 persons; and at the [?] of going to press the re-union bade fair to be a very enjoyable one…
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As announced in our Saturday's issue, the annual ball of the G.R.C. was attended by over a 100 persons. Dancing commenced at 8.15 p.m. to Mr. Jordan's music, and a…
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ABOUT 200 persons attended the juvenile plain and fancy dress ball in the Parish Room on Thursday evening. Fully two-thirds of the assemblage belonged to the gentler sex: yet, notwithstanding this disparity,…
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THE ball held in the Criterion Hall on Wednesday evening was attended by almost 100 persons, ladies preponderating. Considering the time of the season, the ball passed off…
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THE efforts of those who undertook the heavy task of staging the three-act comedy "Alone," certainly deserved more encouragement from persons interested in the institutions for whose benefit the performance was…
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AT a public ball at Government House in New Caledonia, Lady Jersey was given an opportunity of witnessing the performance of some native dancing…
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THERE was a large attendance at the Theatre Royal on Thursday evening. The gallery fronts and proseculum were liberally embellished with wreaths and other floral decorations, and as the curtain…
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