Citizens' Art Exhibition
Tomorrow evening, in the Print Room at the Technical College Annexe, there will be an…
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Shows & fairs, 1952
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Citizens' Art Show Tonight
There will be 90 pictures in tonight's exhibition of original works of art owned by Broken Hill citizens. Admission is free, and…
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Everyone is invited to tonight's display of 90 pictures lent by citizens and on view at the Technical College Annexe from 7 until 10 o'clock. The 90 exhibits have been…
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London, Thursday.—Princess Margaret put the seal of royal approval on Charlie Chaplin's new film…
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Citizens who were kind enough to lend pictures for the recent Citizens' Art Exhibition are asked to remove…
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The annual open evening and citizens' art exhibition held by the Technical College at the Annexe on Thursday evening, attracted a large and interested crowd…
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Citizens who were good enough to lend pictures for last week's Citizens' Art Exhibition are asked to…
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A successful pet and doll show was held at the Menindee School on Saturday. The function was…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →B.H. Dogs Win at Mildura Show
Dogs entered from Broken Hill in the recent championship show at Mildura more than held their own against some of the best in South Australia and Victoria…
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DETROIT, [?] Bette Davis, the actress, collapsed on the stage…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Social Happenings Former Local Girl is Starred in Vic. Show
Friends of Miss Valerie Keast (daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Keast, formerly of Broken Hill and now of Melbourne) will be interested to hear that she played the role of "Gwendolyn Fairfax" in the Oscar Wilde play "The Importance of Being Earnest" recently produced by Frederick…
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Melbourne.—Severe food poisoning struck down scores of visitors to Rochester Show yesterday…
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A very successful fete was held at Ivey Hall, Nicholls Street, by the Methodist Ladies' Guild. Rev. A. Simpson was…
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At tne monthly meeting of the Thomas Street [Methodist Ladies' Guild final arrangements were…
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The Y.W.C.A. fair will be held at the Druids' Hall tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. A. R. West will officially open…
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The Blue Triangle fair in the Druids' Hall was a success. Posies were presentee to Mrs. West (who declared…
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London, Monday. — The Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh, and Princess Margaret, who tonight attended…
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A baby show will be held at the Mechanics Institute on Thursday. The age groups art 1 to 6 months, 6 to 12…
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The Broken Hill Repertory Society's fifth play for this, season, "On Monday Next," which was presented for the last time at the Theatrette on Sunday, was an unusual…
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The Blue Triangle Fair opened in the Drulds Hall by Mrs. A. R. West was a great success. The stalls…
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