Lismore Band
On to-morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock the Lismore Br[?]ss Band will play in the Park near the post office. The items contained in the programme which was intended for…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1913
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Biotint Pictures
The usual matinee of the Biotint Picture Company takes place this afternoon, nnd an excellent variety of suitable subjects has been prepared by the management for the…
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The Lyceum Picture Company shows to-night in the Federal Hall on attractive array of pictures. The principal feature will be "Atala," a fine subject adapted…
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The Richmond Hall was filled yesterday afternoon with parents and schoolmates for an entertainment given by pupils of the Girls' District School…
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Yesterday afternoon the Lismore Brass Band played a programme of music in the Park opposite the Post Office. There was a large attendance and the performance…
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The Rink Hall had an appreciative [?] ence of young folks on Saturday afternoon to witness a capital programme, and the applause was spontaneous and frequent. At…
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At the Federal Hall on Saturday the pictures of the Lyceum Company were headed by the French classic of Chateaubriand, "Alala," a first-class photo-play that won…
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On Wednesday the concert in aid of the plano fund, to take place in St. Andrew's Parish hall, promises to be an enjoyable one. An excellent programme is being…
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There was another good audience in the Federal Hall last night to witness the fine programme presented by the Lyceum Picture Company, and each subject was…
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On Friday night last the Lyceum Picture Co. hud one of the biggest houses they have yet had in Casino. In fact, at 8 p.m. large numbers of…
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A meeting of ladies interested in the catering for the hand ball in aid of the uniform fund will be livid at Sackett and Howard's this a'fternoon at 3 o'clock to…
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A representative meeting of ladies met at Sackett and Howard's rooms yesterday afternoon to arrange details in connection with the ball promoted by the Lismore…
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The entertainment for the purpose of helping to pay off the debt on the piano in St. Andrew's Parish Hall, held last evening, was in every way a successful and…
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To-night, in the Casino School of Arts hall, this popular picture company will again appear and present for the benefit of their many patrons…
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The Committee on the first day dispensed with postprandial speech making, which had earned much public disapproval at many other shows, owing to the amount…
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An appreciative audience welcomed the Biotint Picture Company last night and the fine list of subjects provided a most enjoyable evening. This afternoon the…
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At the Federal Hall to-night the Lyceum Picture Coy, opens with a fine assortment of pictures. There will be several firstclass dramas, including "Two [?]ouis," The…
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On saturday night the Lismore Brass Band discoursed a programme of music in Woodlark-street. The progress being made is very marked, but the instruments are…
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The usual matinee by the Biotint Picture Company on Saturday afternoon was witnessed by an audience of juveniles. At night there was another audience that…
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The Hibernian Hall, which was decorated for the occasion, was the scene of a dolightful little function on Saturday evening, when the first of the series of winter…
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