Tilpa Rice Ball
The [?] race tall cases off without a [?] Boxing night, and it was a most [?] night for all who indulged in dane[?] very smart and pretty [?]…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1902
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Champion Band Contest
IT has been decided that the champion band contest shall commence in the Sydney Town Hall on the afternoon of Saturday, January 25, to be…
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THE City Ba[?]d, conducted by Mr. J. J. Bermingham, performed a programme of music in the Central Reserve last night. A beautiful,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Plague in Sydney. a Theatre Closed. [By Telegraph.] Sydney
A 14-year-old lad named G. M'Intyre, living in Surry Hills and employed by a city fruiterer to sell fruit at Her Majesty's Theatre,…
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The A. M. A. Band social held last night at the Waverley Hall was very satisfactory. Dancers assembled in good force, and as the night was…
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A concert was given at the Bljon on Wednesday evening, a aid of the Wesleyan Church funds. The audience was not large, but appreciative. A…
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Ruth Digman, a domestic employed at the Criterion Hotel corner of Park and Pitt-streets, kept by Mrs. Roberts, has developed the plague. The…
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A LACK of energy is not one of the failings of the City Band. The members once more endured the discomforts of a rather hot afternoon…
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The concert that takes place in the Crystal Theatre on Tuesday evening is almost an assured success, as there are 50 seats already…
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The prizes won at the recent Swimming Carnival are to be distributed at the Crystal Theatre to-morrow night by the Mayor…
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TO-NIGHT a concert, under the patronage of the cricketers, will be held in the Theatre in aid of the local charities. Many of the best and…
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PEOPLE were mostly weary after the day's cricket match, and it was no doubt on that account that the charity concert in the Theatre last…
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At the Town Hall there was a concert and dance; the building was crowded. The "star" numbers were those contributed by the Misses…
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The promenade concert given by the City Band in the Gladstone Park rotunda last night drew a large attendance. Under the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Theatre Burned. Her Majest's in Sydney. Complete Destruction. The lll-luck of "Ben Hur." A Woman Loses Her Life. Three Firemen Injured. [By Telegraph.] Sydney
Her Majesty's Theatre, at the corner of Pitt and Market streets, the finest and most complete place of amusement in the city, was totally…
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HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE in Sydney, burnt on Sunday, was one of the most substantially-built theatres in the whole of Australia. It originally…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Theatre Fire. [By Telegraph.] Melbourne, Monday Afternoon
Mr. J C. Williamson, interviewed to-day, said he estimated an immediate loss through the fire in Sydney of £15,000. He will not reproduce…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Big Fire in Sydney [?]R Majesty's Theatre Destroyed. One Life Lose. Mr. Williamson a Heavy Loser. Sydney
Her Majesty's Th[?] was completely destroyed by fire the a morning monday. The destruction of Her Majesty's…
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THE half-yearly meeting of the City Band was held in the band-room on Monday. The secretary presented the balance-sheet, which…
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Our Melbourne correspondent wires:—Miss Amy Castles' first concert in the Town Hall last night was a great success. The critics…
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