Disgusted Tars. Their Treatment at a Dance. Disagreeable Episode
The arrival of the scalp cruisers of the American Atlantic fleet at San Francisco has been marked by a most unfortunate incident, in which seven…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1908
431 stories in Broken Hill & the Far West's papers · page 6 of 22
Theatre Royal
A new programme by the vaudeville company at the Theatre Royal met with hearty approval on the opening night of Saturday. The most notable of the new turns…
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Sir Francis Suttor, M.L.C. (N.S.W.), accompanied by Messers. P. H. Morton and Arthur Bowman, arrived in Melbourne on Saturday to purchase…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →How People Should Dance. a Novel Suggestion
Touching on the question of dancing in his address to young women before a crowded congregation at the Sulphidestraet Methodist Church last night, the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Amusements. Theatre Royal
Good patronage was again accorded the vaudeville company at the Theatre Royal last night, the stars of the occasion being Lindon and Wren and…
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It is seldom given to those outside the cities to see art (in the true artistic sense), leaving out the ideas of the artist in a ballroom. Olive Schreiner…
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The satisfactory attendances at the Theatre Royal during the week, were well maintained last night, when the popular programme put on was…
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The Clara Butt concert for charities yielded £278…
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The first annual ball of the Loyal Plummer Lodge, M.U., I.O.O.F., was held in Hegarty's Hall, South Broken Hill, on Wednesday night. The ball…
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The Kavanah Boys made their final appearance with Sa[?]s's Vaudeville Company at the Theatro Royal last night, and were well received. For…
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At the Central Reserve yesterday afternoon, the City Band, rendered a well-appreciated programme of musical items. The best of tho number were:…
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The popularity of Mr. Savers's come panics appearing at the Theatre Royal was further exemplified on Saturday. night by a full house. Five new…
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The Royal Artillery Band, which is expected to arrive in the Medio tomorrow, will be recorded a public welcome in the Town Hall…
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Vaudeville, as just now presented at the Theatre Royal, is nightly gaining; the whole-hearted approval of Broken Hill theatre-goers. A bright and…
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A dance social organised by the Children, of Mary in aid of the Children of Mary's stall at the fair, which is to be held on July 20, in aid of the…
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The now artists now appearing it the Theatre Royal continue to pmvide a popular programme for the entertainment of patront. The juggling…
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The Royal Artilory Band arrived from England by the steamer Medic to-day. The members of the band were accorded a cordial wolcome at the…
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On the motion of Mr. A. Lyttleton, M.P., an important meeting of supporters of a Shakespearian memorial appointed to-day a committee to draft a…
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Mr. Bert Sayers continues to cater admirably for patrons of the bright, and entertaining vaudeville. Four now artists will make their first appearance…
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The appearance of new artists at the Theatre Royal on Saturday night attracted a large and appreciative audience. As usual, the programma was bright and…
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