Flannel Dance Bowling Club. Very Successful
A cool night, enchanting dance music, a perfectly green lawn, in picturesque surroundings, what more could be desired by lovers of the…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1931
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A.l.p. Dance
There was a very large attendance at the A.L.P. Dance in the Literary Hall on Monday evening last, the hall being crowded with dancers…
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On Saturday next a two All Talking star programme will be Screened with the main star entitled "Murder Will Out" featuring Jack Mulball,…
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The Empire Hall to-night will be the scene of one of the best dances held in Wellington for a very long time, when Theobald's Orchestra will…
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A juvenile dance (under the auspicious of the A.L.P.) will be held in the Literary Institute Hall on friday evening next, refreshments provided,…
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On Monday night after the conclusion of the days sports, a dance, run in conjunction with the pictures was given and the whole proceeds…
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There was an exceptionally big crowd present at the dance on. Monday night in the Empire Hall, in aid of the funds of the Wellington…
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Next Saturday's Programme consists of soother two Talking Star Programme. The main star is entitled "The Storm" featuring Lupe…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Thanks to the Orchestra
The Superintendent of the Wellington District Ambulance, Mr. H. J. Habler, acknowledges with thanks the sum of £24/15/9, per Theobald's…
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The juvenile dance organised by Mesdames Fenton and Jennings in aid of the A.L.P. funds and held in the Literary Institute on Friday evening…
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The pictures Set down for screening next Wednesday at the Wonderland Theatre are two All Talking features entitled "Officer O'Brien" and…
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Our old friend, Gordon Armstrong, the travelling game turned down, And he started hotel-keeping in good old Stuart Town,…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Nyngan News Wedding Bells--Boxing Tournament--"Minnie" Golf Tournament --Nyngan Water Supply-- Anniversary Dance Wedding Bells
Miss Renie Johnson, only child of Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, of Box Canal, was married on Anniversary Day at St. Patrick's Church, Nyagan, to Mr…
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Set down for screening next Saturday is the picture "Footlights and Fools" featuring the well known player Colleen Moore. This player…
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Two all talking pictures are set down for screening next Wednesday at the Wonderland Theatre. A story of the underworld is the chief claim of "The…
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Connolly's kiosk floor, on the Beautification Area, should be the popular vendezvous to-night. A dance and euchre party is listed in aid of the…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Nyngan News Wedding Bells—Boxing Tournament—"Minnie" Golf Tournament— Nyngan Water Supply—Anniversary Dance Wedding Bells
Miss Renie Johnson, only child of Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, of Box Canal, was married on Anniversary Day at St. Patrick's Church, Nyngan, to Mr…
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The programme to be played in Victoria Park on Sunday by the Model Band will be:--National Anthem; March, "Excelsior" (Orel Hume);…
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THERE was a very large attendance at the concert which was given in aid of the Wellington Hospital by the Wellington Citizens' Town Band…
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On Saturday next picture patrens will be provided with a first class programme at the Crystal Palace. The superb actress, Vilma Banky,…
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