Balranald District Hospital Ball
The above bail was held in the Skating Rink on the evening of Thursday last, and was attended with a most brilliant success in every respect. For…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1891
82 stories in Murray's papers · page 4 of 5
A Liverpool Theatre Burned Down. London, September 25
The Gaiety Theatre at Liverpool has been burned down. Fortunately no lives were lost…
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A chorus girl engaged at the Gaiety Theatre has committed suicide. An inquest was held on the body, but the proceedings were kept quiet. It is rumored that a very exalted…
Continued on Trove, page 18 →Berrigan Bachelors’ Ball
The great social event of the year, the ball given by the bachelors of Berrigan, came off most successfully on Friday last. Throughout the…
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SIR,--Having taken an active part in the dissolution of the above band, and knowing that the townspeople are anxious to learn why we took such on extreme step. I shall…
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The bachelors’ annual ball was held in the School of Arts on Friday Evening, 23rd inst. A large number were present. The hall was beautifully decorated by the committee, who…
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A concert was held at Cookardinia on Friday, 16th inst., in a large marquee erected for the purpose adjoining the public school. The management and necessary arrangements were…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →Hay Fire Brigade Band Concert
The concert held on Wednesday night for the benefit of the Hay Band was a thorough success, and in spite of the plethora of entertainments which have recently made…
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The "flamence," the dance of the gipeics, is of Oriental origin. It has the impassive quality, the suppressed, tantalized sensuonsness belonging to Eastern performances in…
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THE concert got up in aid of the funds of Hay Fire Brigade Band came off at the Academy of Music on Wednesday evening. There was a tolerably large audience…
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The Rowing Club had every reason to be satisfied with last night's concert. Despite the fact that the day had been most oppressive, and that the night was scarcely less…
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On Monday evening last a concert was given in the Masonic Hall by the pupils of the local Convent school. Mr. J. G. Menon, Mayor of Balranald…
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THE concert on Monday night, which was originally intended to form the closing part of the Prince of Wales' Birthday programme was a very successful one, there…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Border Brass Band. To the Editor
SIR,--When I alleged that the good people of Rutherglen made a house-to-house canvass of subscriptions with which to discharge the liabilities of their hand, I…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →St. Mart's Concert
ON the evening of Monday, November 9, the children of St. Mary's School, assisted by their young friends, gave a concert in the Oddfellows' Hall Corowa. The…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Dance of the Gipsies
The " flamenco," the dance of the gipsies, is of Oriental origin. It has the impassive quality, the suppressed, tantalized sensuousness belonging to Eastern performances in…
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Which was to be held this evening in the Carrington Rink is postponed until Friday evening next for the some reason…
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Although the above band has only been started a month, rapid progress has been made. Having learned the polka that Mr Moore composed for…
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The "flamenes," the dance of the gip[?]ies, is of Oriental origin. It has the impassive quality, the suppressed, tantalized sensuousness belonging to Eustern performances in…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →CONCERTS. To the Editor
SIR:-- Don t you think that in the face of only two girls and an infant in arms applying for admission to the "Concert" advertised for the Oddfollowa Hall on…
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