Masonic Ball. A Successful Function. A Fairyland Scene
Seldom has anything so brilliant been seen in Dubbo as the display at the Royal Theatre on Tuesday night last. The occasion was the annual Masonic…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1923
383 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 9 of 20
Sacred and Classical Concert
In the Empire Hall on Sunday evening, after church hours, the Town Band will give a sacred and classical concert. In addition to the band items,…
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With wisdom gained by past experience, fathers and mothers with their children were not going to be late for a front seat at the juvenile ball, which…
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The Paramount Theatre, which was kindly lent for the purpose by Mr Park was crowded last night when the local Municipal Band, under the…
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The annual Hospital Ball takes place in the Oddfellows' Hall to-night, when it is hoped there will be a good attendance. The ball will be a programme…
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It was gennerally anticipated that the last Military Ball was a success, but the Secretary, Mr. Tonkin, says it has been a magnificent financial…
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Mr. A. J. Taylor, of Sydney, has not by any means lost interest and pride in Dubbo, and this is shown by the way in which he avails himself of…
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On Sunday afternoon Rev. Father O'Donnell presented to the Rev. Mother at the Dubbo Convent a cheque for £[?]2104, being the proceeds of the…
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Mrs. K. N. Wilkins, who is organising the "Dance of the 500 Lanterns," in aid of the Dubbo District Hospital, will be assisted in connection with the…
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On Monday night a very pleasant little function took place in the band room at the Empire Hall, when the Mayor (Alderman J. B. Macdonald), on…
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Special attention is drawn to the Picture programmes of the week at Juddls Pieture Hall. Saturday night brings the Paramount feature…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Australian Pictures "Human Hearts"
"Human Hearts," the Universal Jewel special attraction will be presented at the Australian Hall next Saturday, is fully entitled to be…
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The Annual Hospital Ball was held in the Oddfellows' Hall on Monday night last, when about 90 couples were present. The ball, according to its…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Mysterious Dance of the Butterflies
The dancing-floors of animals and insects vary widely; sometimes they are merely cleared spaces, such as the open sandy beach where nd…
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The Dubbo brunch of the R.S. and S.I. League, and the Red Cross joined forces to hold the second annual military ball, and their combined efforts…
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The cricketers' ball held at Armatree on Friday evening, 13th instant, in the Armatree Hall, proved a great success. Close on 50 couples attended, and a…
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Last Sunday evening the Dubbo Town Band gave a sacred concert in the Empire Hall. The programme was an attractive one, and included Miss Branston…
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This (Friday) night the plain fancy dress ball in aid of the Bourke St. Stephens Church of England will be held in Fitzgerald's Hall and the…
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The Dance of the 500 Lanterns and the grand serpentine parade, which is being conducted by Mrs. K. N. Wilkins in aid of the funds of the Dubbo…
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The musical evening held at the Presbyterinn School Hall last Friday night draw a crowded audience, and what scemed to foreshadow a modest little…
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