M'Intyre's Electric Pictures
There was a fair attendance at the Theatre Royal last night to witness an exhibition of MTntyre's electric pictures. They are really first-class, and the assemblage…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1909
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Ernest Toy's Concert
At Maclean last night' Mr. Ernest Toy gave the first of three concerts to Clarence Uiver audiences, and to-night will appear at Ulmarra, the final concert being given…
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The monthly meeting was held in the Methodist Church on Monday, when the building was comfortably [?]ed. Special interest was taken in tne different items,…
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There was a large audience (especially in the lower-priced portions) at the Theatre Royal on Monday night, when McIntyre's Electric Pictures were…
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This talented company gave concerts at Maclean on Monday night, Ulmarra on Tuesday night and Grafton last night, and earned unstinted…
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The residents of Ulmarra on Tuesday night were treated to one of the most brilliant and high-class performances that has yet graced the boards of their picturesque…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Oddfellows' Ball
A magnificent success. Such were the comments made at the ball held by the local branch of the Grand United Order of Oddfellows' in the…
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The concert in connection with the Church of England, Coramba, was a great success. The attendance was all that could be desired,…
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For many years past the different commit[?] tees appointed to carry out the annual ball in connection with the Maclean Convent have not spared time and expense to…
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The lamps shone o'er the fair wo[?] and brave men. A thousand hearts beat happily an[?] when…
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A meeting of ladies was held in the Municipal Chambers yesterday afternoon in connection with the forthcoming Hospital. Hall. The Mayoress (Mrs. R. H. Bawden)…
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In this issue it is announced that West's Pictures are again to visit Grafton, opening on the night of the 24th inst. Mr. P. E. Warren, the…
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Mesdames R. D. Bawden (Mayoress) Campling, Clouting, Kritsch, Fulton, Baldock, S. See, Carter, J. Cox, F. Schaeffer, Sergeant, Hyde, E. B…
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The concert organised by the Presbyterian Church Committee came off on Friday evening at Bonville, and was one of the best entertainments ever held in Bonville…
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A beautiful moonlit night greeted the Upper Orara concert, which was held on Friday night last in the local hall. The affair was a huge…
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The first of what is intended to be an annual fixture, viz., the military ball under the auspices of the local squadron of A.L.H., takes…
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The monthly meeting was held last night, Mr. E. T. Blaxland in the chair. The following were elected delegates to the Hospital sports to represent the Band:…
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We would again remind our. readers that West's Pictures open a return season in Grafton on Monday night next. The management promise a…
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The regular monthly meeting of the committee of the above was held at the Town Hall, on Monday night. Present: Messrs E. T. Blaxland (chair),…
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The military ball held in the Rink last evening, under the auspices of the No. 3 Grafton Squadron of the 5th Australian. Light Horse, very well…
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