R.S.L. Ball
First annual ball of the Returned Servicemen's Club will the held in the Palais on July 14—not July 19 as was formerly announced…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1949
429 stories in Broken Hill & the Far West's papers · page 11 of 22
Sir Thomas Blamey To Come For R.S.L. Ball
General Sir Thomas Blamey will be in Broken Hill in order to attend the R.S.L. Ball to be held at the [?] on Thursday July 14. The visit [?]…
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Sydney.—Chief Judge Kelly, in the Federal Arbitration Court today, ordered four mining industry unions to lift their black ban on the Kemeira tunnel immediately…
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The Mad Halters Ball, conducted last night at the Palais by the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Legion of ex-Servicemen and Women was attended by about 400…
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The weekly dance will be1 held at the town hall-tomorrow night and will be-broadcast by 2BH., The programme will include a…
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The usual weekly dance will be held at the Town Hall tonight. and will be broadcast. There will be a special presentation…
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A varied entertainment will be seen at the Tivoli tonight and to-morrow night when Howard Cordingley and the Gaities Vaudeville…
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The news that Rev. Father Ledlin is to Journey from Broken Hill to receive, the debutantes at the St. John's Old Schclars Ball next Friday night will be…
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The Barrier Industrial Unions' Band will be featured in a national relay to the whole of Australia by the Australian Broadcasting…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Social Happenings Glorious Fun At Local Mad Hatters' Ball
The annual ball organised by the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Legion of Ex-Servicemen and Women was held at the Palais De Danse on Tuesday night and was attended by a fair crowd. The hall was decorated wiht gumtips and bunting…
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Con[?] battles and a mock snowball fight lent an added sprit of light-hearted merriment to the bright atmosphere created by the many attractive and…
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The weekly, [?]nce will be presented at the town hall tomorrow night and will be broadcast by 2BH. A bright programme has…
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Burke Ward School is to be provided with flutes for the band. Mr. S. J. Turner presided over a well attended meeting of Burke…
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The usual weekly dance will be held at the Town Hall tonight, and will be broadcast. A bright program has been arranged with Ray Mills' "Sweet Swing"…
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The first ball conducted by the local branch of the R.S.I. [?] Dance last night as an [?] successful function and [?] by…
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The Police Boys' Club Band will give a concert in the police boys' hall at Railway Town tomorrow afternoon, the proceeds of which…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Display of Art Sells Pictures
The Hal Missingham-Paul Beadle exhibition of art in the Technical College annexe was opened last night by Mr. Jack L. Firth, who was introduced by Mr. J. H. Leask, of the Art Gallery Advisory…
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Each item of the Police Boys' Band was well received at a concert yesterday afternoon. The band may tour to Tanunda for special competitions. Items yesterday were:—"Prelude…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Orphanage Ball
The Annual Orphanage Ball will this year he held at the Palais on Tuesday next, and will be a most colorful function with steamers and novelties galore…
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A large and happy crowd attended the first R.S.L. Ball held at the Palais De[?]Danse on Thursday night. Dancing commenced at 8.30 and continued unill 2 a.m. with music supplied by the Zinc Corporation Orchestra (Zincopating Zincies) Mr. Fred Jobson was M.C. and kept patrons alive and "rearing…
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