Amusements. Pictures at the Rink
An innovation has been introduced by Mr. Bert Sayers in connection with the displaying of the pictures at the Skating Rink, and it is one which adds…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1910
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Hibernian Brass Band
The preliminary arrangements have been made for the formation of a brass band in connection with the Sacred Heart branch of the H.A.C.B.S. Mr…
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The present first-class picture programme at the Skating Rink will be presented for the last time this evening. An entire change will be given…
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Sub-inspector Sawtell lins received the following wire from Mr. J. Gibson, the Under-Secretary:—"Approval granted sacred concerts…
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A specially selected series of pictures will be shown at the Theatre Royal on Sunday night. These will include "The Little Street Singers," "Martyrdon…
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The Skating Rink has now become the home of the picture show, and a more comfortable and suitable place for the purpose would not be easy to…
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The Sunday entertainment given at the Theatre Royal last night under the direction of Mr. Leonard, was well patronised. A superior selection of…
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Another exceptionally interesting programme of moving pictures was presented at the Skating Rink on Saturday night. It was a delightful…
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The Broken Hill Pipe Band celebrated Burns' birthday last night by holding a dance social in Tait's Masonic Hall. The evening was very warm for…
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Mr. Bert Sayers continues to cater exceedingly well for the pictureloving section of the public, and a very attractive programme is being nightly…
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The pictures which are now being shown at the Skating Rink will challenge competition anywhere. Their interesting nature is amply evidenced…
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Pipe-major H. B. Murray presided over the monthly meeting of members of the Broken Hill Pipe Band last night. It was decided to send a…
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The pictures at the Skating Rink will be under the patronage of the North footballers to-night, when a special programme will be given to…
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An exhibition, of Lenard's pictures will be given at the Theatre Royal to-morrow evening, and a very attractive programme will be presented…
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The boisterous weather last night necessitated the closing of the Skating Rink, but the pictures were shown at the Theatre Royal instead. It was…
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At Collingwood yesterday (reports the "Age" of January 26), before Messrs. Evans and Rain, Js.P., George Pinkerton, trading as the Trades-union…
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The weather was very disagreeable for the best part of the day. Shortly after 5 o'clock, a heavy duststorm overtook the city, which made things…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Late Mr. Salting's Pictures. Exhibited in London. a Suggestion of the Times." [Reuter's Message.] London
About 251 piotures left by the late Mr. Salting (the millionaire recluse and art collector) are now being exhibited at Agnew's National Gallery, London,…
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An enjoyable instrumental concert was given in the Central Park rotunda by the Broken Hill Band last evening, and the music attracted the usual large…
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Owing to the disagreeable weather on Saturday night, Mr. Sayers removed his Rink pictures to the Thearetre Royal, where a first-class? programme…
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