City Band
After the performance by the City Band on New Year's Eye the members of the band, on the invitation of the Bandmaster Mr. J. Cody assembled at the band room for the purpose of celebrating…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1915
685 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 1 of 35
Majestic Theatre
There were two star pictures introduced in Thursday night's change of programme—"Love's Victory' and "Master Bobs." The former is an intensely interesting domestic story, in which…
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A good programme was provided at the Empire on Thursday evening and there was a splendid attendance. "Cinder Elfred" was an amusing comic based on the old fairy tale. "The Letter…
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The proceeds of the Lyceum Pictures next Monday night are to be given towards the Band Contest funds. An excellent programme of over 8000 feet has been arranged…
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This company showed to a good house on Saturday night, notwithstanding the increased prices for that night on account of the special…
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The local picture shows are out lor record smashing. On New Year's Night the Lyceum Company showed in the Town Hall, and so great was…
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Liberal patronage was bestowed on the Majestic programme on Monday night, when the fourteenth series of "Lucille Love" was presented. The chief event of the story was a stormy scene…
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There was another fine house at the Empire on Monday evening. "Ave Maria," the dominant feature, was a very affecting presentation. The settings were excellent, and the acting, as in most…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Working-man's Theatre
The cinema is the working-man's theatre; is the most harmless, and, in a broad sense, the most popular field of education and entertainment known.—Dr. R. T. Jupp…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A.l.h. Band. Visit to Crookwell
The A.L.H. Band, under Bandmaster F. Wilson, journeyed to Crookwell on Sunday afternoon, and was accorded a magnificent welcome. Thirty-seven members of the hand in six…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The War. Developments in Eastern Theatre. Germans Puzzling Movements the Position in Galicia
The news from the eastern fro[?] yesterday is the first of a definite kind that we have had for some weeks of an impending change…
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The programme originally advertised by this theatre for to-night and tile week end is at the last moment unavoidably detained in Sydney to compensate for the delay in the English mail and…
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A big two-star programme is announced at the Majestic Theatre for to-night, Friday, and Saturday. The chief picture, "The Mystery of Room 643," is an Essanay production dealing with…
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There is no gainsaying the fact that a police court case arising out of a reprehensible act on the part of some persons during the conduct of a private…
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The Lyceum Picture Coy., in addition to a star drama, will show to-night the latest War Gazette, which includes the German attack on…
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"The Mystery of Room 643," a detective story, was the special picture of Thursday night. As the plot develops suspicion points to the head of the office, who is engaged to the proprietor's…
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The programme originally listed for this weekend at the Empire Theatre was unavoidably held over on account of the late arrival of the mail films in Sydney, and the big war play, "The…
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