The Patriotic Concert
The pa[?] concept to be held in the Mechanics Theatre on Thursday promises to he a huge success. Already a large number of tickets have been sold, and a…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1914
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Patriotic Pictures
Not to be outdone by the rest of the townsfolk of Balranald in their remarkable display of patriotism since the outbreak of war with Germany, the manage…
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In connection with the ball on Friday, the Variety Hall on Monday evening was again the scene of joyful festivity, when a large number of children, with their…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Yanga Shearers' Ball Record Attendance
It is an old saying that nothing succeeds like success, and the Yanga shearers and shed hands are to be congratulated on the gratifying result of their…
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The members of the Lyceum Band have a movement on foot to assist the Lord Mayor and the Red Cross Society in their efforts to secure funds for the relief of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →St. David's Club's Patriotic Concert
As the result of whole-hearted organisation and enthusiasm, St. David's Club achieved a great success [?] night, when a patriolic concert, under its auspices, was…
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The patriotic concert being organised by Mr. Jas. Sandegren as a means of swelling the local patriotic fund, will take place in the School of Arts on…
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On Wednesday night next at the Town Hall a fancy dress ball for children will be held. Prices of admission are : Children, 1/6; spectators, 2/-…
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At the request of-the Mayoress (Mrs Windeyer) the Town Band and Orchestral and Philharmonic Societies have decided to give a patriotic concert in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →French Theatre of War Allies' Position Well Maintained. Germans Move East and South East. LONDON
The British Press Bureau reports that the situation in the French of war shows no substantial change. The position of the Allies is well maintained. There…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Arcadians at Mechanics' Theatre. the Orchid Tonight
The O'Connor Merry Widow Company has made a distinct reputation in the albur district, and the theatre going public has come to recognise that an…
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Despite the fact that the local Biograph Co. gave their entertainment last week on Wednesday and Friday night, instead of the usual Thursday and…
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Telegraphing from Petrograd. "The Times" correspondent says that the Germans must now dance to the Allies' music. "Two million Russians[?] on the…
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The members of the Philharmonic Society and Orchestra and Town Band will hold a patriotic concert on Sunday afternoon next, in the Waring Gardens, in aid of the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →"Called to Arms" To-night. Lytton's Theatre
Last evening at Lytton's Theatre the Company staged A Soldier's Wedding" to a good house. The drama is a most sensational one, and various [?] and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Lytton's Dramatic Co. Blacklocks Theatre To-night
The Lytton management will say farewell to their Albury [?] to-night when Mrs. Henry Woods past century play "East Lynne" will be presented at…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Ellerslie Pictures
A full house greated the weekly exhibition of pictures by the Ellerslie Co. on Saturday night last, and a splendid programme was presented, The star…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Patriotic Concert at Henty
A patriotic concert was held in the Henty School of Arts on Saturday night, and proved a great success. The hall was packed, there being a large number of…
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At the Mechanics' to-night the public will have a good opportunity of showing its loyalty to the Empire. The ball promoted by the committee of the Albury…
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