Tait's Touring Theatre
This company, the members of which are well and favourably known to Clarence River residents as having comprised the Phillip Lytton…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1913
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Ulmarra. Convent Concert
The concert given by the pupils of the Ulmarra Convent School on Thursday night in the Masonic Hall was a pronounced success in every…
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At the Rink Hall on Saturday night, the Lyceum Picture Company screened some very fine photo-plays to a large and appreciative audience. The programme…
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Tait's Touring Theatre, which unfortunately had to cancel their show week season on account of the delay on the Kyogle, will open a three night season in their…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Band of Hope Beef
This reef is still further north on the northern side of the Solferino Creek and is not at present being worked, although held by numerous leases on the Solferino…
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A most interesting musical entertainment was given by the pupils of the Convent School, Ulmarra, conducted by the Sisters of Mercy, in the Masonic Hall on…
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The programme for this musical treat is now out, and shows that a number of artists new to Coff's will be heard, in addition to Mrs…
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Tait's open a three-nights' season in Garuiton to-night in their American play-bouse, on the Market Square. The company since arriving oil the rivers have played, at Maclean and Ulmarra…
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There was a big attendance at the Glenreagh Hall on Friday night last, when a gift tree and concert and tea were conducted, the proceeds being…
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Next Wednesday evening is the time set apart for the holding of the Dorrigo Tennis Club's. Grand Ball. This provides an opportunity for…
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Tait's Touring Theatre opened their' Grafton season in the Market Square on Thursday night, the production staged on that occasion being "Her Second Time on…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Dorrigo Glee Club Concert
OWING to the pressure of work, we ourselves were unable to attend the Glee Club Concert, in aid of the School of Arts, on Friday evening,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Grafton City Band
The fifteenth annual meeting was held last evening at the Council Chambers. Present: The President (Mr. W. Stevenson), Messrs. E. T. Blaxland, G. Fitzgibbon, A…
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The fifteenth annual meeting of the subscribers to the above was held at the Town Hall on Monday evening, with Mr. W. Stevenson (President) in…
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Seldom have residents of Coff's Harbor enjoyed such a musical treat as that given under the auspices of the British Pianoforte…
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THE Grand Ball, held in the School of Arts on Wednesday evening last in connection .with the Dorrigo Tennis Club, was only: partly…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Campanologian Concert
The famous Lynch Family Bellringers and English Concert Co., who are new on a tour through Australasia, have recently attracted great audience in South Australia…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Mr. Stone's Concert
Mr. G. H. Stone's concert, to be held on Monday night next, promises to be one of the most artistic events known in the history of music in Grafton. The artist of the night will on…
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Mr. G.H. Stone's concert in the Theatre Royal to-night promises to be one of the most artistic events known in the history of music in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mr. G. H. Stone's Concert
A nice discrimination was evinced in the programme submitted at the concert hold in the Theatre Royal last evening. Every item was finely chosen, and so well balanced were the…
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