AMUSEMENTS. The City Band
THE City Band made a new departure on Saturday night, when it arranged a torchlight procession and paraded the streets. The band attracted a vast…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1904
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City Band Excursion. to Intending Patrons—
As it is our intention to run a series of Moonlight Summer Excursions, a few notes re next Wednesday may be of service to…
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A rotunda concert was given by the Broken Hill Brass Band in the Central Reserve last night. A large crowd gathered and listened attentively…
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SOME trouble has arisen in connection with the election of a conductor for the A.M.A. Band, resulting in a serious split in the ranks of the…
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James Hiscutt (Broken Hill) and Jack M'Gowan (Melbourne) fought their return match at the Theatre last night. Hiscutt won in six rounds on…
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THE A.M.A. Javenile Band, under the leadership of Mr. G. Godki[?], presented an attractive musical programme at the Central Reserve last night. There…
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A successful concert, under the suspices of the lite[?]ary society, was held in the Lane-street North Church on Monday evening. Mr. Harvey…
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A DANCE social in aid of the Rebekah Tennis Club was held last night at H[?]'s Hill, South Broken Hill. There was a large attendance and the…
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A b[?]nd concert was given last night at the Gladstone Reserve, South Broken Hill, by the South Broken Hill Salvation Army Band under Bandmaster…
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A DANCE social, in which some 50 couples took part, was held last night at Talt's Masonic Hall in aid of the funds of the A M.A. Juvenile Band, Messrs. George…
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The A M.A. Juvenile Band rendered a programme of choice music in the Central Reserve rotunda last night, but owing to a counter attraction there…
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A DANCE social was held last night in Tait's Hall in aid of the A M.A. Juvenile Band. There was a good attendance, about 50 couples filing the hall. Mr George Godkin's…
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In the Central Reserve last night, the City Band again provided music for the multitude. Mr. J. J. Bermingham, the conductor, has now got…
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A CONCERT was given last night in the Mechanics' Institute, South Broken Hill, by Miss Davis's pupils, in aid of the Hebbard-Street Methodist Church…
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Harry Leggett and his wife, known in the theatrical world as Leggett and Earle, were tendered a farewell benefit at the Crystal Theatre last night by…
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THE Broken Hill Qua[?] Club gave its first [?] concert for the year in the Town Hall last night. Musiclovers have [?] much to thank the…
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A DANCE loclal was held in the Trades Hall last night in aid of teh Wills Ward P.L.L. There was a large attendance, over 60 couples being present,…
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At the weekly dance social at Tait's Hall last night there ware about 40 couples present. Songs were rendered by Messrs. Cliff and De Albert. Mr…
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IN another column is advertised a statement of the receipts and expenditure of the City Band. A few lines on the history of this band may be opportune. The first meeting…
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A band concert was given last night at the Gladstone Park, by the Broken Hill Brass Band, [?]dar the leadership of Mr. P. P[?]…
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