Lyceum Pictures
The programme submitted to their Grafton patrons by the Lyceum Pictures last week was [?]dly their best to date, inducluding the longest…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1910
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Ramornie Ball
The ball to mark the wind-up of the Meat Works' season was held in the Ramornie Hall on Monday night and was an unqualified success. Some…
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The secretaries of the Maclean Hospital Ball, which eventuates on Wednesday, July 13, report satisfactory progress, The tickets are issued and…
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On Tuesday afternoon, the young ladies of St. Philomena's High School, Grafton, commemorated the eleventh anniversary of the Rev. Father…
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Like good wine, the programme submitted each week by the Lyceum Company improves with age. It is now some months since the company decided to include…
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A large and (needless to say) very appreciative audience assembled at the Theatre Royal on Wednesday night to witness this week's programme of…
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The leading annual social event, the Grafton Hospital ball, takes place in the Rink on Wednesday night next, and the hon. sec., Matron…
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The Race Ball, held in the School of Arts in the evening was a decided success. About 50 couples tripped the light fantastic to the delightful…
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The Bellingen Public School concert, which came off iu the School of Arts on Thursday evening last, was a great success, and although several…
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The Oddfellows' Hall, Grafton, was the scene of a festive gathering last night, when a complimentary smoke concert was tendered to Mr…
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THE abovenamed function, which is evidently the ball of the season in Dorrigo, eventuated in the local School of Arts on Friday, 24th…
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Two theatres are to be created on the Belmore Markets site. The strucure on the Pitt. Hay, and Campbell streets frontages will comprise 18 shops, a coffiec palace…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Social Notes. The Grafton Hospital Ball
The annual ball in aid of the Grafton Hospital was held in the Rink last night, and as usual, was largely attended. There were visitors from many parts of the district, and the evening…
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The City Band will render the following programme in Prince Street to-morrow night:--March, "An Englishman's Home;" valse lente,…
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On Saturday evening the Bellingen Band will render a programme of music in Hydestreet. The Band is an institution that is becoming very popular, and when not…
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A joyous crowd of boys and girls (also a great number of "grown-ups") wert present in the Rink at the Hospital Juvenile Ball last night. The…
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Judge Gaynor, Mayor of New York, has intimated that he had no more right to stop the fight pictures than he had to stop the publication of the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Lyceum Pictures. the King's Funeral
At the Theatre Royal, Grafton, on Wednesday night there was an over-flowin crowd of people present to witness the pictures of the late King's…
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The above ball, which was held at Raleigh on the evening of June 24, and the juvenile, on the following night, were a decided success. On the first evening about…
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What is usually recognised as one of the chief social events of the [?]ear the annual Hospital Ball[?] in the Rink Hiall on Wednesday night…
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