Empire Pictures
There was a good house at the School of Arts, on Tuesday evening to witness the weekly exhibition of pictures. The programme was an excellent one, and…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1911
377 stories in Murray's papers · page 5 of 19
Moving Pictures at Towong. Khancoban, March 12
Dear Uncle Jeff,—We are having very hot weather up here now. Friday, March 17, is my grandmother's birthday. My father gave her a dance last birthday, but…
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A grand vocal and orchestral concert will be held in the School of Arts on Friday evening, 19th May, in aid of the Corowa Hospital. Mr. J. Sandegren, the…
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To - morrow (Sunday) afternoon the Town Band will render the following programme in the Waring. Gardens (weather permitting) : March, Austria;…
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The following is the programme of pictures to be shown by the Empire Picture Co. at the Show Grounds, in connection with the first Horticultural Show:--…
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Mr. W, du Boulay, violinist, pupile of Sevcik, and follow student of Kubelik, will give a grand concert at the School of Arts, Corowa, on Easter Monday evening,…
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The Albury Municipal Council received the following letter (dated April 7) from Mr. W. J. Lester, secretary of the Albury Town. Band, at its meeting last night:—…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →The Ball
The most successful ball held in Balranald for many years:—this was the verdict of the large number of dancers which occupied the floor of the Variety…
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A dance is better than a card party, and a barn dance is better than a similar, function in the house, considered from a viewpoint of…
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Notwithstanding counter attractions, a picked house filled the Varisty Hall on Easter Monday evening when a concert in all of the building fund of the Racing club…
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The Secretary of the Border Brass Ran desires to acknowledge with thanks, receipt of the following additional subscriptions:--John G. Gray, Kentucky,…
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The ball held in Hillson's Hall was well attended, fully sixty couples enjoying the excellent music supplied by the Misses Powell (violin…
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This (Tuesday) evening the American Speaking Picture Co. will introduce for the first time in Australia the marvelious Bio-Megaphone. This miraculous device…
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The weekly exhibition of pictures by the Empire Co. and Border Brass Band, given in the School of Arts on Thursday evening last, was very well patronised…
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A most successful concert and ball was held on Thursday evening last at the public hall near Loveridge's hotel, the proceeds of which will be devoted to the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Referenda Mr. Ball at Henty
Mr. R. T. Ball, M.L.A., addressed a largely attended meeting on the referenda proposals at Henty on Saturday night. Mr. A. Eulenstein occupied the chair…
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The Empire Picture Company will present the famous Johnson--Jefferies' fight in the School of Arts on Thursday next. In addition to the main picture they will…
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The Empire Picture Co. has purchased the right to exhibit the pictures of the Johnson Jeffries championship fight, and on Thursday evening they will be again…
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A dance is better than a card party, and a barn dance is better than a similar function in the house, considered from a [?] of…
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The annual meeting of the Marylebone Cricket Club took place yesterday. One of the chief matters, brought forward was the proposal that a [?] ball should be…
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