Band Notes. of Interest to Bandsmen
Next Sunday night another recital will be given by the Muswellbrook Brass Band at the Town Hall Eeserve, commencing at 8.15 p.m. A varied…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1935
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Amusements Maitland Pictures
"Peck's Bad Boy," screening to-night at the Palace and Prince's Theatres, is a great human document. There is an abundance of stellar…
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Suggested by, rather than adapted from, the famous "Pock's Dad Boy" stories that delighted readers a generation ago, the Fox Film screen…
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The candidature of Miss N. [?] East, Maitland Club's represents [?] in the Hunter River Cricket [?] sociation's popular girl competition…
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The dance held in the East Maitland Oddfellows Hall, on Saturday night last, attracted many visitors, and the hall was crowded with…
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An absorbing picture with tremendous scope will be screened at the Strand Theatre to-morrow (Tuesday) night, and on Wednesday night. It is…
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When "Splendid Fellows," Beaumont Smith's thrill-teeming all-Australian production, screen to-morrow night at the Palace and Prince's…
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Visiting athletes, who attended the sports carnival at East Maitland at the week-end, were enterrtained on Saturday night at dance int he…
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The Morpeth-East Maitland Football Club reaped the benefit of a good house at the Mor[?] Astor Theatre on Thursday night…
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Under the chairmanship of Colonel Pennell, of tho Salvation Army, and the leadership of Mr. A. D. Patton, a concert party…
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Coulton's Hall, East Greta, was crowded when a concert was held in aid of the Roman Catholic Church funds. The programme was supplied…
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The Methodist concert and harvest festival at Glennie's Creek Hall on Thursday night was a great success, and the excellent…
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Miss Joyce Abbott, whose recent concert in aid of the local Red Cross and Hospital funds, was somewhat marred by the inclement weather, has…
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The All-Australian production "Splendid Follows which screens to-night at the Palace and Princes Theatres is full or genuine thrills—…
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It promised to be a novelty for Branxton dance patrons to have a "stop" on the turf, and before the function eventuated it was…
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To-night (Wednesday) will be the final screening of "The World Moves On," a powerful drama dealing with past and present day problems, in…
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Many of tho entertainment delights of "Splendid Fellows," which screens again at the Palace and prince's Theatres, to-night, and certainly most of…
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The first dance of the season was held on Saturday night last, when advantage was taken by the increased populace to make the entertainment…
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The St. Valentine's dance, held in the Globe Cafe last week was a great success, both socially and financially. There were 75 dancers present who…
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One of the most human, compelling and dramatic screen narratives in years, Jesse L. Lasky's "The [?] parade, screens to-morrow night at…
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