Lytton's Moving Theatre
Commencing on Tuesday, March 11, and following evenings during show week, Mr. Philip Lytton's Moving Theatre Company will appear in a…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1913
269 stories in New England's papers · page 3 of 14
Ball That Cost £8000
The entire premises of the new Ritz Carlton Hotel at Philadelphia were engaged for the most expensive ball Philadelphia has over seen. It was given…
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No more popular class of entertainment has visited Glen Innes than the above. Mr. Lytton s companies are always favorites, and may be sure of…
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A NEW theatrical organisation has been formed in Sydney by Mr. Hugh C. Buckler, called "Little Theatres, Ltd.," for the purpose of staging the…
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A new theatrical organisation has been formed in Sydney by Mr. Hugh C. Buckler, called Little Theatres Ltd., for the purpose of staging the…
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The good-will and esteem in which Mr. George A. Knox is held by members or the local Civilian Hide Club, amply manifested itself in the large…
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A preliminary advertisement in this issue announces that Mr. and Mrs. Hardy will be giving a concert in the local City Hall on April 15th. The…
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THE first of the quarterly concerts being so charitably promoted by Mrs. R. A. Calder and Mrs. Rsl. Richardson (in alternately quarters) was held…
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A fair attendance enjoyed the high-class musical programme at the Town Hall in the evening, when the national and patriotic music of Ireland…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Band Benefit
On Wednesday evening last, in the Oddfellows' Hall, a meeting was held in connection with a benefit that is to be tendered the local Municipal…
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Attention is directed to the concert to be given in the Town Hall to-night by Mr. and Mrs. Hardy, assisted by Miss Stephens, violinist, Miss Eva…
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FOR some months past the band has discontinued practice, and, as a consequence, there have been no publicrecitals. This is due, primarily, to the…
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ON Tuesday night the full house that greeted the local amateurs— ladies and gentlemen—who generously gave their services in aid of the…
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A concert in aid of the funds of the local School of Arts will be held in the School of Arts Hall on Thursday night next. A good and varied…
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If the concert given by Mr. and Mrs. Hardy in the City Hall on Tuesday night had no other raison [?] than that of revealing to…
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The annual ball-- which can be safely termed as a moat brilliant affair took place in the showground pavilion on Thursday night, and was very…
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Readers are again reminded that the concert in aid of the local School of Arts will be held in the School of Arts Hall on Thursday night. A…
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A MEETING in connection with the above was held on Monday night, when there was present a full attendance of members. The chair was…
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The concert, in aid of funds for the local School of Arts, took place last night. The programme arranged justified a very much larger attendance…
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The annual entertainment by the pupils of the Ross Hill School will be given in the Town Hall, on Wednesday and Thursday nights, May 6th and…
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