Grafton Philharmonic Society. First Concert
The re-organised Grafton Philharmonic Society, having been, in preparation for some time past, will give its first public concert under its present…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1910
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Lyceum Pictures
The excellence of these pictures attracts numbers weekly to view them in the Theatre Royal. Last evening on account of the inclement weather the attendance…
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After the lights have been turned out and the doors locked and the audience have gone home a vagrant ray of light in the Princess Theatre caused a spectral shadow…
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The company which trades under the above style paid their usual weekly visit to Grafton and showed on Wednesday and last night. This…
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Though the elements combined to make things as unpleasant as possible --for the weather conditions cannot be more aptly described than in the…
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The tea-meeting and concert in aid of the local Methodist Church Trust Funds, held in the School of Arts on Saturday evening last, were…
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Pictures dealing with all kinds of subjects were exhibited by the above company, at the South Grafton School of Arts last evening before a large and interested…
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During the past month the members of the Scottish Rifles Corps had been working strenuously to make the annual ball, which was held on Wednesday night, a success,…
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In connection with the forthcoming ball in aid of the funds of the Grafton Hospital, the following ladies have been appointed to…
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The re-formed Grafton Philharmonic Society last night, in the Theatre Royal, gave its first concert to a very poor house, the attraction of the…
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The Secretaries of the Convent Ball are still busy exerting themselves now on behalf of the juniors—a plain and fancy dress ball to be given the juveniles on the…
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The fact of there being such a small attendance at the Grafton Philharmonic Society's concert in the Theatre Royal on Tuesday night last is a matter for regret…
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The first ball under the above head eventuated in the School of Arts on Monday night last, June 6th. The grand attendance - between 50 and…
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The concert held in the School of Arts on Monday night, lust under the auspices of the Bellinger Rugby FootBall Union, was a pronounced…
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The concert in aid of the Organ Fund of the Ulmarra R.C. Church eventuated in the Masonic Hall there on Wednesday night last and from a musical…
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There was again a large attendance at the Theatre Royal on Thursday night, when the Lyceum pictures were thrown on the screen: The "assortment" was, as usual,…
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A public meeting of all interested in the above was held on Tuesday evening, when there were fifteen townsmen present. Mr. R. E…
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A grand concert organised by Miss M. O'Brien was held in the Masonic Hall on Wednesday night, and proved a successful as well as most enjoyable function. The…
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The Lyceum Pictures were shown, as usual, at the Theatre Royal on Wednesday night to a splendid audience, especially considering the counter…
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The annual Grafton Convent Ball is to eventuate at the Rink on Wednesday night and, judging by the reports from the hon. secretaries and other…
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