Grafton City Band
The committee of the above held its adjourned monthly meeting on Monday night, when there were present: Messrs. W. Stevenson…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1910
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Arcadian Concert Party. a Musical Feast
One of the best concerts ever given in Grafton was provided by the Arcadian Concert Party in the Theatre Royal last night. The attendance…
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The concert given by the above company in the Theatre Royal on Tuesday evening proved a musical treat. The patronage was not all that could be wished for, but…
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It is pleasing to be able to report the largely-increased audience which greeted the weekly return of the Lyceum Pictures at the Theatre Royal…
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THE opening ball of the season on Tuesday evening next promises to largely successful. Good music has been provided for, and every other…
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A meeting of ladies interested in arranging the Hospital ball was hold in the Council Chambers yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Ebsworth presided, and there were…
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An impressive In Memorian concert was held last night in the Queen's Hall. Madame Ada Crossley gave an inspired interpretation of "O Rest in the Lord."…
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The first meeting of ladies to make arrangements for the holding of this yearns Grafton Hospital Ball was held at the Town Hall on Monday afternoon. Those…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Lyceum Pictures
A large and, needless to say, a very appreciative audience witnessed the weekly exhibition of the Lyceum Pictures at the Theatre Royal on…
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The ball in aid of the Bellingen Catholic Church, which eventuated in the School of Arts on Wednesday night last was one of the most…
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This institution, acarce out of its infancy, selegrated their first twelve montlst of activity by helding a ball in flirt School of Arts on Empire Night, The fixture wa…
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AT night, in the School of Arts, a large number of people assembled to do honor to King Terpsichore. As was promised patrons, every…
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A MEETING is called for Monday evening next to make arrangements for holding the annual bachelors' ball. The function has always…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—Another great audience packed the Town Hall last night to hear Madame Calve's second concert. The enthusiasm was sensational, much…
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In recognition of valuable services rendered to that very useful institution, the Grafton City Band, by its honorary secretary and treasurer, Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sleep Gently, Old Grafton. (To be played by the City Band to the tune of "Afton Water.")
Sleep gently, old Grafton, As in thy old days; Move slowly, disturb not The sleepy old gaze…
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The Sydney public was ever more eager to hear. Mme, Calve's second concert than her first, and an immense audience again greeted the charming singer. Red trappings…
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A smoke concert, which eventuated at Shea's Hotel, Upper Kangarro Creek, in connection with the presentation of gold medals donated by Messrs. Phil. Shea and…
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A splendid programme has been prepared for this week's exhibition of the Lyceum Pictures in Grafton--at the Theatre Royal to-night and to-morrow…
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A few months ago an application was made by the Theatre Chorus Employees in Melbourne for registration under the Commonwealth…
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