Goulburn City and District Band Dance
All arrangements in connection with the City Band Dance, to be held in the Showground pavilion on Friday evening next, are well in hand. The ladies' committee have been…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1919
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Lyric Theatre
A Paramount programme of the best is assured for Monday and following nights. The many admirers of dainty Vivian Martin have another treat in store for them, when…
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The current Empire programme is eminently satisfactory. "'Red-blooded" best describes "Car- men of the Klondyke," a production Which occupies the whole of the second half. It is a…
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There was a good attendance of friends and well-wishers on Thursday night to hear the items given by the members of the Baptist Band of Hope. The children acquitted themselves…
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With such a strong committee of ladies and gentlemen the band dance promises to be a great success. The band will open the dance with a grand march, and play the first waltz…
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There was a good house at the Empire on Monday evening, when the great serial, "The Master Mystery," with Houdini in the leading role, was continued. Two episodes were shown…
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A good programme is running at the Lyric, "selfish Yates" is a typical western drama of them type in which Bill Hart excels. Mr. Hart takes the part of a salon-keeper whoso boast…
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A very successful meeting of ladies was held in Mr. Cody's office on Wednesday afternoon to make final arrangements in connection with the band dance. The ladies have…
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Two particularly fascinating features are announced for to-night and the week-end, ''Red, White, and Blue Blood," and "Everybody's Girl." An English fox hunt was…
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The Lyric has something specially good for to-night—Bryant Washburn in "Till I come Back to You," described as "the tensest drama of the year, because it touches every…
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The dance in aid of the funds of the City Band was held in tar showground pavilion [?] Friday evening, and was a very enjoyable affair. The management was first class. Mr. A…
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"Till I Come Back to you," now showing at the Lyric, derives its title from the messages of King Albert of Belgium ton his people when forced to flee before the German…
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The current Empire programme is well calculated to dispel depression, the lighter vein being dominant. "Everybody's Girl," founded on a work of the celerated, writer, O. Henry,…
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A splendid programme is now running at the Lyric. In Ibsen's masterpiece, "A Doll house," Miss Elsie Ferguson achieves a characterisation which is magnificent. The part is…
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A programme which is well calculated to please is showing at the Empire. "The Master Mystery," the great serial,, is continued, two episodes, which bristle with sensation,…
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To-night and the weak-end see Norma Talmadge in the climax of her brilliant career, "The Forbidden City." In this picture successful treatment is so combined with beauty…
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"The Forbidden City," the "piece do resistance" of the present Empire programme, is undoubtedly a picture of sterling merit. What strikes the onlooker is its completeness. Story,…
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With Dorothy Dalton and Charles Ray on the same bill, there should be but few vacant seats at the Lyric on Monday and following evenings. Miss Dalton will be seen in "The…
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^A card party and dance was held in St. Pattrick's Hall Thursday evening. It was promoted by Mrs. Smoothey, Mrs. Hanley, and Miss K. Hanley, who were assisted by Mrs. Tully,…
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It ib likely that the imperial pictures, which were closed owing to the epidemic, will re-open next week…
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