Rational Concert
A rational concert was given at the Theater last night by the Empire Hall vaudeville company. The house was filled in every part, and the audience…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1904
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The City Band
The City Band gave a ladies' evening at the Theatre Gardens yesterday There was a representative attendance, and the appointments generally were…
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The social which was held last night at Hegarty's Hall, South Broken Hill, in celebration of St. Patrick's Day, was the largest function of the kind…
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A concert to aid of the Baud funds was held on St. Patricks [?] at the Before Theatre and was well attended, He Christie with the [?] voice was…
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The threatening weather late night interfered to some extent with the attendance at the Central Reserve, where a concert was given by the…
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The rational concert given last night at the Theatre attracted a fairly large audience. There was abundant variety in the programme submitted, and most…
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A concert in a[?]d of the Broken Hill Hospital will be given by the Q[?] te[?]a Club in the Theatre on Good Friday evening, when David's…
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At the Prot[?]nt Hall last night a successful concert and dance was given in a[?]d of rega[?]a for Tom Jessop L[?]O. Lodge, No. 262. There was a fairly…
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IT is now some years since the fife and drum bands belonging to the Broken Hill Public schools were called into existence, and time has shown that…
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A BENIFIT concert and dance was held last night in He[?]ty's Hall[?]South Broken Hill, in aid of Mr. J. Glanv[?]e, whose house was lately burnt…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Barrier Miner. Thursday, March 24, 1904. the Fight for the Band
THE Australian Parliament has now with practical un[?]y en[?]red its sokemn and [?]ic protest against the Asia[?]ing of the [?]ud in the…
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THE concert to be given on Good Friday night, promoted by the Broken Hill Quartette Club, in aid of the funds of the Broken Hill and District Hospital, promises success,…
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On the Central Reverse last night a large crowed assembled to listen to the music provided by the Orange Brass Band, and the programme…
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There was a fairly good attendance at the Theatre last night, when a rational concert was given by a number of local amateurs. The…
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Unusual efforts are being made by the Quartette Club to make the concert in aid of the Hospital funds to be given in the Theatre to morrow night…
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The Broken Hill Brass Band under the leadership of Mr. P. Pfitzner was the attraction at the Central Reserve last night, and a splendid programme of instrumental…
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A sacred concert, was held in the Lane-street North Methodist Church last night. The programme was contributed by—Songs, Mesdames Barker and Armstrong, Miss…
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The concert given in the Theatre last night by the Broken Hill Quartette Club in aid of the Hoaplcal was largely attended. Financially the concert was a success, but…
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Two concerts were given in the Central Reserve by the City Band on Sunday, one in the afternoon and another in the evening. There was…
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At the Citizen's Hall, Thomas-street, last night, a successful dance social was held in aid of the Sturt Ward P L L. There was a good attendance,…
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