Alstonville Juvenile Ball
The Juvenile Ball, held the night following the Convent Ball, in the Agricultural Hall, Alstonville, was a complete success. There were about 130 children dancing, of…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1920
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Euchre Party and Dance
Despite the unfavorable state of the weather prevailing last night there was a splendid crowd at the Imperial Hall to take part in a euchre, five hundred…
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Miss Rone Maxwell, the distinguished Australian soprano, quickly won her way to the hearts of her fairly large audience on the occasion of her second visit…
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To-night, weather permitting, the Town Band will render the following, programme opposite the Post Office:-- March, "Great Little Army", Waltz,…
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A meeting to receive the financial statement in connection with the Into sports was hold on Monday evening last, Mr. W. Nolan (President) occupied the…
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A glance at the programmes for the next four nights should convince patrons that Peter is not being robbed to pay Paul, as the names and pictures…
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The first annual Diggers' ball at the Casino School, of Arts on Wednesday evening was attended by about 90 couples, who spent a very enjoyable…
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A special two-star Paramount programme has been secured for screening at the School of Arts to-night. Doris May is featured in "What's Your…
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To-night will be screened "Bonds of Honor" featuring the Screen's greatest Japanese actor, Sessne Hayakawa, in which he portrays a dual role,…
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The first annual ball promoted by the Casino returned soldiers was held in the School of Arts hall on Wednesday night, and may be put on…
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The following is the programme to be screened at the School of Arts pictures to-night (Saturday): "Egg Crate Wallop" (featuring Charles…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mullumbimby. Footballers' Ball
To mark the wind-up of the football season, and also to recognise in a degree the great interest taken in the game by the fair sex, the Mullumbimby Football…
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Rex Beach's famous Goldwyn production, "The Brand," is the star feature to-night at the Rink, supported by a Vita comedy, "Loafers and Lovers," a…
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Amongst the surprising bits of evidence resulting from the Soldiers' Settlement inquiry is that surrounding the taking of film pictures of the soldier…
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No author of fiction offers a more fertile field for the dramatist than does Bret Harte, whose tales of the West arc always full of thrills and suspense. One…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Local and General Band Social
The third series of Band socials will be held on Wednesday (to-morrow) evening, 22nd inst., in the School of Arts. The two special features of the…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—When the application for an injunction on behalf of Barry to restrain Duncan and Felton from exhibiting any film pictures of the world's sculling…
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Owing to the faulty petrol new being marketed, considerable trouble has been experienced in getting the engine employed at the School…
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The juvenile plain and fancy dress ball, in aid of the District Hospital, which was postponed owing to the energetic organiser, Mass Dulcie Small,…
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THE annual ball under the auspices of the Mullumbimby Football Club was held in the School of Arts on Thursday night last, and despite…
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