Quadrilles of Horrors. The Ball of the Paris Medicals
The recent ball of the Paris medical students was, says the " Daily Telegraph's" correspondent of December 29, worthy of…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1905
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AMUSEMENTS. Band Concerte
Tho City Band gave an instrumental and vocal concert in the Town Hall last night, in the pre[?]onoe of a large audience, which showed very hearty appreciation of the items…
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A dance, social was hold last hight at the Wavorloy Hall, North Broken Hill, in aid of St, Mary's Auglican Mission Church. There Was a largo attondalico, and an…
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The company which usually appears at the Empire Hall and which it. has been arranged by the management shall appear every Wednesday night at the Town Hall…
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Advices from New York on January 8 described an alarming accident at the Metropolitan Opera House, which occurred the…
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The City Band gave an enjoyable concert in the Central Reserve last night in the presence of a very large audience. The programme was made up chiefly of classical…
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A auocsssful dance social was hold last night at Tait's Hall In aid of the women's branch, No. 6, of the H.A.C.B. Society, About, 70 couples attended, and dancing was…
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Sir,—In "The Miner" of February 25 you state that the City Band has done a great deal for charity. I wish you would point out on what occasions did the band…
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A successful dance social was held at the Protestent Hall last night, under the auapices of the Broken Hill United and Silver City male voice choirs. A large number…
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A People's Concert was given in the Town Hall last night by the members of the Empire Vaudeville Company. The attendance was not quite so good as on…
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A concert was given at the Sulphide-street lecture hall last night in aid of the Sulphidestreet Methodist Church. There was a large audience, The first part of the…
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A successful concert was held last night in the Gypeum-street Baptist Church, Reilway Town, the audience being large. Songs and recitations were rendered during the…
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Sir,—In Wednesday's "Miner" there was a letter usder the above heading signed Trucker." "Trucker" says he is well pleased to [?] that the workingmen have…
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The A.M.A. Band performed a programme of music in the Central Park Rotunda last evening. There was a fair attendance. The selections included…
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The management of Edison's Kinetoscope showing at the Crystal Theatre opened the second week on Saturday night to a full house. An almost…
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There were many numerous incidents connected with the quick-step contest at Auckland (N.Z.) recently; but certainly the most humorous—though to…
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There was the usual fair attendance at the people's concert given by the Empire Vaudeville Company in the Town Hall last night. The programme…
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Sir— In the columns of Seturday's "Miner" there appeared letters signed "Locver of Good Music and "Australian Native," in which untrue assertions are…
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The Broken Hill Brass Band catered for a large gathering in the Central Park last nig[?], and succeeded in providing a pleasant hour or no's…
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The people's concert at the Town Hall, last night was largely attended, and the variety programme submitted met with loud and lasty appreciation…
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