Dance Social
The Austral Cricket Club dance social took place last night at the Federal Hall, Railway Town, and passel off very successfully. The energetic secretary, Mr. J. H. Eley, made…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1900
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The Chinese War. China Anxious for Peace. Pekin Legations Reported Safe. Concerted Action Hampered. Aims of Russia and France. London, July 23
The Emperor of China has requested America to [?]diate for peace. The Japanese press declares that a Chinese alliance is impossible, but…
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THE fourth annual Orphanage Ball was held last night in the Town Hall, and may be said to have opened the social season in Broken Hill. Hitherto this honor has belonged, by…
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"THE KLIPTOMANIAC" was repeated at the Theatre last night by the Seymour-Edouin Company. The audience was not large, but the play went with decided "go." It will be…
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The concert held last night in the Blende-street Methodist Church was decidedly suc[?], the attendance being good and the entertainment most enjoyable. In the absence…
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The Success Lodge, No. 59, U. A. O. D., held its fifth annual ball in the Town Hall last night, It is usual to celebrate anniversaries in one way or another, and as smoke…
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A CONSIDERABLY better "house" witnessed the final performance of "The Kleptomaniac" at the Theatre last night. The comedy went well, and the laughter of the audience was…
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A MEETING of the ladies' committee of the Hospital Ball was held in the Town Hall this afternoon. The supper arrangements were reported to be very satisfactory, nearly all…
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"ONE too Many" attracted a larger audience to the Theatre last night, and the absurdities of the comedy caused continuous laughter. Miss Florence Seymour, Mr. F. Camborne,…
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A VERY large number of people took advantage of the beautiful weather yesterday afternoon to attend the open air concert given by the A. M. A. Band in the Central Reserve…
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The Scymour-Edeuin Comedy Company brought its season to a close on Saturday night, when "Que too Many" was presented before a moderate house…
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The fourth aunual ball and supper given by the American Order of Oldfellows to the Town Hall last night was even more successful than its several predec[?]ssots; and…
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A SEASON of drams, will be opened at the Theatre to-night by the Florence Seymour Company. "The Hand of Crime" will be the initial production. "The Hand" grasps…
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"THE Hand of Crime" pleased a fair house at the Theatre last night. Several of the first night hitches were not apparent, and the audience seemed to thoroughly enjoy the…
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"THE Hand of Crime" again pleased a fair house at the Theatre last night. Since Tuesday varions changes have been made in the cast, and the drama is now played more…
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The final meeting of the Hospital ball committee was held in the Town Hall yesterday afternoon, and was well attended, the chairman (Mr. L. H. M. Avery) presiding…
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Preparations for the annual Hospital Ball which takes places in the Town Hall to-night have been proceeding apace since morning The decoration and supper committoss have…
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THE organising committee of this year's Hospital Ball has had more difficulties to contend with than have been met in any previous years. The absence of the Masonic…
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"ARRAH-NA-POGUE" was played for the last time at the Theatre last night to a fair house. To-night "Called Back" will be staged. "Called Back," made famous in…
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At a meeting of the Orphanage Ball committee held at the Convent yesterday afternoon the report of the secretary and treasurer was presented. This showed that the total…
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