Open Column the Commericial's Concert, (To the Editor.)
Sir,-- To the citizens of your town, greetings ! Next Wednesday, 17th inst., The…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1918
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Band Benefit
Cahill's Comedy Company, which have become such favorites in this town, have very generously consented to give a benefit in aid of the funds…
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Cahill's Comedy Company, which have become such favorites in this town, have very generously consented to give a benefit in aid of the funds…
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The concert in aid of the Red Cross funds, promoted by the Western "Ambassadors of Trade," eventuated in the Empire Hall on Wednesday…
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A fine audience greeted the commercials at their first concert in Dubbo last Wednesday night. The whole affair passed off with much g[?]niality,and,as…
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On Friday evening next in the Masonic Hall, the Cobar people will have a chance of hearing one of the world's most renowned singers…
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On Tuesday, April 30, Madame Loan Conley, a famous oprano, will sing in the Protestant Hall. Madame Conley will sing many of these beautiful…
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"The Guardian," which will be the attraction at the Monarchs on this evening's programme, is a picture with a punch. It has the punch in all the…
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A public tea and concert in connection with the Baptist Sunday School anniversary, was hold at the Public Hall, at Gollan, last night, and was a great…
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One of the greatest, if not the greatest musical treat ever in Wellington is promised at the Oddfellows' Hall on Monday next, April 29, when the…
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As previously stated Madame Conly and local artists will give a concert in the Protestant Hall on the evening of Tuesday next. Among the songs to…
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"It happened to Adele! What did actually happen will be told in a Pathe Gold Rooster play at the Empire Hall to-morrow night. Mr…
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Judging by the attendance at the public meeting held at the Band Hall on Wednesday evening, 24th instant, interest is being revived in…
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The first of a series of dances in aid of the Dubbo Red Cross, inaugurated by Mrs. D. Moir, was held in the Protestant Hall on Friday evening last,…
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The Cobar public have bitherto responded generously to every appeal made to assist the various patriotic funds, and Friday night's concert in…
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Tho Newton Carrol Dramatic Coy., who have been playing to good houses this week, have kindly consented to give a benefit to tho Wellington…
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On Monday evening last Madame Lena Conly, a soprano of considerable reputation, gave a concert at the Oddfollows' Hall, before an appreciative…
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Madame Lena Conly sang in the Protestant Hall Dubbo, on Tuesday evening. It was a pity that the audience was so small, for Madame Lena Conly…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Lytton's Theatre
The opening or the Lytton Company has been postponed until to-morrow (Wednesday) night to allow of complete scenic preparation for Mr…
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The concert and dance held in the Euchareena railway goods shed, in aid of the Public School Red Cross Fund, turned out a great success—far above…
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