Out to Win Band Fdr Toowoomba. Support of Townspeople Wanted
Murwillumbah town band is out to win the band contest at Toowoomba next Easter. The bandsmen promise to do their…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1924
1,644 stories in Northern Rivers's papers · page 6 of 83
Band Continental
The Mullumbimby band intends holding a carnival in February on the bank of the Brunswick River. At the meeting of the Mullumbimby Council permission was…
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In joint star roles, Herbert Rawlinson and Alice Lake lead a powerful cast in the Universal attraction, "Nobody's Bride," the feature at the…
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The environment of Little River will be brightened on Sunday afternoon when the Casino Town Band will render a programme at the camping…
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At the Byron Shire meeting on Tuesday Cr. J. G. Snow asked permission for the residents to build a band rotunda at the park at Bangalow. He said the people were not…
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When the Casino Town Band asked, by letter on Tuesday night, if the Council would consider the erection of a light near the Rink Pictures, where…
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MURWILLUMBAH, Friday.—The town band intends to compete at the band Contest at Toowoomba during Easter. The members, under Bandmaster Frame, are practising…
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The executive committee of the Australian Imperial Band has received a cable message from the London representative, Mr. Gibson oYung, notifying…
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"Sixty Cents an Hour," featuring Walter Heirs, is the principal picture at the Rink to-night. A managerial note says--"It's worth a…
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The annual meeting of the Tweed Heads town band was held on Tuesday, when there were upwards of 20 members present, and Mr. J. P. Laugher…
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On Thursday night next, February 6, an old-time dance is to be held in the Burring-bar School of Arts in aid of the funds of the institution. The function is being well…
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SYDNEY, Friday.--The Minister for Works (Mr. Ball) while being dubious about the practicability of raising revenue by means of the betterment tax…
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The words of Milton that "such sweet compulsion doth in music lie" must have appealed to many of the members of the audience who had attended at…
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Rupert Hughes in "Gimme," to-day night's attraction at the Rink, drops a bombshell into an American domestic tangle, and the result is a keenly…
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The concert and dance held at Nimbin on Thursday last was very well attended and enjoyed by all present. The occasion was the appearance of Sloggett's Mystic Frolics…
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The popularity the Teven Band of Hope was again proved on Wednesday last, when over seventy persons congregated in the Teven Hall. In the absence of Mr…
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A very successful social and dance was held in the Brunswick Heads Hall in aid of the Roman Catholic Church funds. The music was supplied by Miss Whitford…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Abysmal Brute Unusual Picture at Star Court Theatre
"The Abysmal Brute" is a story cleverly reproduced and set in beautiful surroundings. The hero of the play is a young Canadian…
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Madame Ethel Sagasser made her final appearance in Murwillumbah last night before an audience which manifested keen enthusiasm. The singer was…
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"The Abysmal Brute" is the star picture at the Rink for Friday night. The hero of the play is a young Canadian backwoodsman of wonderful…
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