AMUSEMENTS. Soirce and Concert
A SOIREE and conecrt in connection with So. Andrew's Presbyterian Church took place in the New Masonic Hall last night. There was a crowded…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1903
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Dance Social
The second of the [?] of fortnightly dance socials organised in connection with the Trade Hall with the view of raising funds complete…
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THE Caledonian Society lash night Dried a new experiment in the entertainment line, and toored a most distinet success A Scotch concert,…
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A dance social largely attended and of a sucessful and enjoyable nature was held last night in the Waverley Hall, North Broken…
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This dance came off last Wednesday evening and proved a great success. There were over 33 couples present and they seemed to thoroughly enjoy…
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The Sultan of Turkey has been asked to commute the sentence of death passed on the Albanian Abraham (or Tibrahim) for the murder of…
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As a preliminary to the fancy fair which is shortly to be held in aid of the R[?]man Catholic Church, a dance social was last night held in Tait's…
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An open-air concert was given in the Central Reserve last night by the Barrier District Brass Band. The Orphans Society rendered several…
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Music lovers in Broken Hill will have an opportunity on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday (25th, 26tb, and 27 th instants) of listening to some of the…
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The New Zealand Brass Band, which Mr. J. Ord Hame induced to tour England, played its first concert on Saturday at Tunbridge Wells…
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Mr. H. Lempriere Pringle, who visits Broken Hill next week with Mr. George Musgrove's Concert Company, is a native of Tasmania, having been…
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The season of three nights to be inaugurated on Monday night at the Theatre by the above company is expected to prove a welcome change…
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Seats may now ba booked at Forsyth's for the season of the George Musgrove Concert Company, commencing at the Theatre on Monday, The…
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Of the members of the Musgrove Concert Company to appear in Broken Hill next week Mr. Pringle and Mdme. Sl[?]poffski are both well known, while…
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Mr. H. Lempriere P[?]ngle, the basic of the Musgrove Concert Company, which appears at the Theatre on Monday next and following nights, the…
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The A. M. A. Band, after a little indecision over the matter, performed a programme of choice music in the Central Reserve yesterday afternoon…
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THE members of Mr. George Masgrove's Concert Company make their first appearance at the Crystal Theatre tonight. The programme arranged…
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THE first of the three opportunities afforded Broken Hill concertgoers of hearing the gifted and accomplished artists consticuting Mr. George…
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The ball in aid of the Hospital funds given by the Government S[?]gging Party was held last Friday evening and was a pronounced success. There was a scarcity…
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THE second concert of the Musgrove Concert Company's season attracted a large andie [?] to the Theatre last evening The programme submitted…
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