Coming Concerts
Mr. Clarrie Taylor is in receipt of a letter from Mr. John Lemmone, who has charge of Madame Melba's Australasian tour in 1909, stating that the great singer will give a…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1908
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Band of Courage
An interesting entertainment was given by the members of tha Pre[?]byterian Church Band of Courage on Thursday eeening, when the contributions to the programme…
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The pocketless skirt has rendered essential the use of vanity bags or other little reticules for carrying the purse, handkerchief, card-case, and…
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THE monthly entertainment of St. Andrews' Band of courage was held in the school hall on Thursday night, presided over by the Rev. J. C. Ash. An attractive programme was…
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Music lovers of Dubbo have a rare treat in store on Wednesday afternoon and evening next, when the far-famad Ki[?]ties Band will give two performanoes on the…
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The ball, held in the Protestant Hall, was very largely attended. Fully 80 coupes occupied the floor, and the weather being warm the hall was uncomfortably crowded. Splendid…
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WITH brass and reed effects the 'Kilties' render a specially arranged medley of Scottish airs. Soon the effect dies slowly away as though the band was passing into the distance…
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On Monday night last a Concert and Drama were given in Fitzgerald's Hall in aid of the Methodist Church funds. The organisers had some temerity in announcing…
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IN heralding the appearance in our city on Wednesday, November 11th, of Miss Marie Narelle, we are filled with a pleasurable anticipation that the music-loving portion of our…
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A concert was held at the Masonic Hall in the evening. The attendance was only moderate. As overtures the Dubbo Orchestra played "The Charlatan March"…
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THE enterprise shown by Mr. Russell Wight in bringing the Kilties' famous band to Dubbo was rewarded last Wednesday with satisfactory attendances. The weather was ideal for…
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The much talked of Kilties arrived in Dubbo on Wednesday morning last, and gave an afternoon and evening performance on the Show Ground. Quite a…
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Lovers of first-class music will doubtless be pleased to hear that Miss Marie Narelle after an absence of two years, will pay us another visit on Wednesday, November 11…
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We understand that great preparations are being made in connection with the annual concert in aid of the Sisters of Mercy, Cobar…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Marie Narelle at the World's Fair. How a 'Coo-ee' Broke up a Concert
MISS NARELLE was never known as other than a purely Irish finger till night there strolled into the Blarney Cristle Theatre a couple of Australian, just doing the fair.' They sat at…
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That the residents of Dubbo and district appreciate, and are prepared to patronise a first-class entertainment, is plainly evident by the heavy booking for Miss Marie…
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"Rocky," the residence of Mrs. Machattie, of Eschol, was the scene of a pleasant entertainment on Wednesday evening, the 4th instant. It took the…
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A curious scene has taken place at Kerzenheim, in Germany, arising from a decision of the military authorities to prevent the troops engaged in manoeuvres from leaving…
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A SUCCESSFUL concert in aid of the Church of England funds was held in P[?]nder's Hall at Wongarbon on Monday night. The hall, which had been decorated with greenery and…
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