Miss Narelle's Concert
A LARGE and fashionable audience assembled in the Masonic Hall on Thursday night, on the occasion of Miss Marie Narelie's first concert in Dabbo. Such…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1901
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Binnaway Cricketers’ Ball
It was on Easter Monday, I struck work for the day, Devoting just that one day To a dance at Binnaway…
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MISS MARIE NARELLE'S Concert Company gave a second concert in the Masonic Hall last Friday night, There was again a large attendance, and the different items were much…
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On Thursday evening a juvenile ball was held, the adults taking part for a little over an hour after 10 o'clock, when the children had gone home. There was a very: good…
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The Cobar Benevolent Society's ball committee deserved better support than that accorded by the Cobar public on Wednesday night, in the Masonic Hall. Every…
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In the estimation of those who were present at the inaugural ball of the Wellington Picnic Race Club, held in the Protestant Hall on Friday night, the event was the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Marie Marelle's Concert. [From the "Dubbo Dispatch."]
There was a satisfactory attendance at Miss Narelle's concert in the M[?]nic Hall last night. It is to be [?] that similar [?] will always be warmly [?]pperred…
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As we anticipated a very large house greeted Marie Narelle and her talented company at Tobin's Hall on Thursday night. The audience expected something…
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On Monday night the annual concert in connection with the Church of England, Bodangora, took place in Heslin's Hall, and proved one of the most successful ever held…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Polo Ball
THE annual ball given by the Dubbo Polo Club was held in Davies Buildings on Wednesday evening, and was highly successful from every point of view…
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The Wananring annual plain and fancy dress ball in aid of the Bourke District [?] [?] [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Winter Dance Club
The annual meeting of the above club was held at the Royal Hotel on Saturday night, there being a good attendance. It was decided to hold the usual series of dances…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Pictures That Have Won Wives
MR. G. A. STORY, the well-known A.R.A. once recived a letter from a gentleman relating how one of his pictures, 'Mistress Dorothy,' exhibited in the Academy, had…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Eva Mylott Concert Company
ON Tuesday, June the 4th, Miss Eva Mylott, the popular Sydney contralto, with a strong company, will give a concert in the Masonic Half, Dubbo. Included in the company are…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Mr. Broome’s Concert
On Friday evening, the hall wan crowded for Mr. Broome’s concert in aid of the Public School Prize Fund. It was a mixed entertainment rather…
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The Tenuis Club's Ball, which took place in the Albion Hall on Wednesday of last week, was attended by about 25 couples. The fixture was a…
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A smoke concert was held the same evening, Mr H. Clifton being in the chair. About 80 were present. After the toast of the King, the various…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Miss Eva Mylott's Concert
ON Tuesday evening next Miss Bra Mylott Will give a grand concert in the Masonic Hall, Dubbo. Supported by a strong company of local armature, in addition to the artists who…
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The demonstration wound up with a most enjoyable social dance in the Masonic Hall in the evening. The hall was prettily ornamented by the ball committee, and between sixty and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →After the Ball. Sydney
The work of dismantling the city of its decoration commenced this morning…
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