Amusements. Band Concert
The City Band, under the conductorship of Mr. J. J. Bermingham, submitted an excellent programme of instrumental music on the Central…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1906
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Dance at the South
The annual ball and supper in connection with the Rebekah Lodge, No. 7, I.O.O.F., was held at Hegarty's Hall, South Broken Hill, lost night,…
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A sensation was caused at the Theatre last night through an accident occurring to Will Volteen, the trapezist, while he was in the act of performing…
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Councillor J. G. Dawe, of Prospect, died at the Theatre on Saturday night during the performance of "Thunderbolt."…
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A remarkable article is contributed by M. Franche, an authority on art, to the "Revue Internationale des Falsifications," the official organ of an international…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The City Band
The City Band performed a very enjoyable programme of music in the Central Park Rotunda last night, in the presence of a large crow of poople A…
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The members of the Will Wallace Company (assisted by local artists) gave a concert last night in wirths'Circus tent, which had been generously placed…
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A startling incident occurred at the Palace Theatre, Blackburn (Lancashire), one night a few weeks since during a performance by two gymnasts…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Amusements. the A.m.a. Band
The Ceutral Park was crowded last, night when the A.M.A. Band performed a very enjoyable programme of music. The band has made creditable progress…
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A complimentary farewell concert was tendered at the Theatre last night to Mr. Jack Arthur on the eve of his departure for Sydney to join Mr. Harry…
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A night at the Theature will be the least profitably spent evening of the week, provided one goes with an open mind, bent on being entertained…
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The City Band performed a programme of very enjoyable music in the Central Park Rotunda last night. The evening was particularly pleasant out…
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A successful concert was given last night in the Gypsum-street (Railway Town) Baptist Church, in aid of the church funds. Mr. J. Copley presided…
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In celebration of the anniversary of the foundation ot Australia an openair concert, under the auspices of the Broken Hill branch ot the Australian…
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The south end of Argent-street was eulivened last evening by the strains of the Broken [?] Band, which performed a programme of music in the…
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A successful dunce social m aid of tho funds which are being raised on behalf of Nurse Lythgoe, whose house in Cobalt-street wins burned down some…
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The A.M.A. Band performed a programme of choice music in the Central Park rotunda last night. One of the best items rendered was the cornet…
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Some curiosity has been aroused by the advent in Broken Hill of a ladies' brass band, having for its name "The Austral," and being comprised of 21…
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The Broken Hill Brass Band occupied, the Central Reserve last night and submitted a programme of insuriumental numbers. A contest piece, "Poliuto"…
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The appearance in Broken Hill during the last three or four days of a full brass band composed of 21 Salvation Army lassies has been fraught with a…
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