Band Day
At a meeting of the North Goulburn Progress Association on Thursday evening it was unanimously decided to take charge of one of the…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1921
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Diggers' Dance
The Diggers' Dance, the first ball of the season, took place at the showground pavilion last night. The weather was perfect, and the…
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"In Civilian Clothes," with Thomas Meighan in a fine part, is the big picture of the present Lyric programme, and provides excellent…
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The Braidwood Hospital committee recently received a letter from a Goulburn concert party, offering to give an entertainment in Braidwood, half the nett…
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Preparations for Band Day, April 28, are well forward and the organisers expect to clear a satisfactory sum by the time all accounts are cleared up. The…
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Notwithstanding the many counter attractions there was a good house at the Lyric on Monday evening. "The Jailbird" was a most diverting production…
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The Light Horse Band, under the direction of Bandmaster N. Wilson, gave a very enjoyable performance on the lawn at the Goulburn District…
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At the Crookwell Hospital, on Sunday afternoon last, the Crookwell Model Band, under the conductorship of Mr. A. E. Collins, rendered an…
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There was good business doing in Mooney's Hall on last Friday night, when the cricket club gave a nice, bright show-- a bit above the ordinary;…
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The Town Hall having been found altogether inadequate for the mammoth display of uncensored war pictures, opening on Anzac Day, St…
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At the Lyric Theatre to-night Fatty Arbucklo will appear in his first six-part comedy-dramna, "The Round Up." In it he has a role which not only offers him…
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The last touches have been put to the preparation for Band Day, which will be observed on Saturday, and all that is needed is fine weather. The secretaries,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Church of England Men's Club. Dance and Social
The Church of England Men's Club hed a very successful social at St. Saviour's Hall last night, over sixty couples being present at what was…
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The week-end programme at the Lyric is an entertaining one, "The Round-up," in which "Fatty" Arbuckle appears as a western sheriff, being…
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An exhibition of uncensored war pictures will be officially opened in St. Saviour's Church Hall on Monday afternoon next by Brigadier-General…
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As anticipated the "Band Day" social was a great success, St. Patrick's Hall being crowded last night. The music by the massed bands and the jazz band…
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Attention is drawn to a notice appearing in this issue regarding the raffle books and claims. It is hoped that all persons concerned will…
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The current programme at the Lyric Theatre is well up to standard and the large audience which witnessed the first screening on Monday went…
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"A Daughter of Two Worlds" featuring Norma Talmadge to be screened at the Imperial pictures to-morrow night is a story of New York as it is…
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On Monday night next, at the Crookwell Literary Institute Hall, a capital concert, programme will be presented under the directorship of Mr…
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