Coronation Ball Music Matter of Payment Crops Up Again
Returning the cheque for £4/2/6 posted to him for his band’s services at the Coronation Ball, Mr. Les Pogson wrote to the Hospital Board last night, saying…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1933
160 stories in Queanbeyan & Braidwood's papers · page 3 of 8
Canberra City Band Second Annual Ball
Arrangements are well in hand with the Canberra City Band’s second annual ball to be held in the Albert Hall on Friday. May 26th, and this year’s…
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For the third year in succession Hospital dance at the "Maybrook" homestead has been marred by rain. During Friday and an…
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Quite a good crowd attended the National Theatre on Saturday night to witness another programme well to the high-class standard set by…
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Tuesday night last saw the culmination of weeks of intensive organisation and hard work on the part of the committee and secretaries, when…
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The usual monthly meeting of the Band Committee will be held at the Bandroom on Wednesday (to-morrow) night at 7.50 p.m…
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The Coronation Dance, held in conjunction with the Church of England Popular Business Man competition on Friday night was affected by the…
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Another good house witnessed the screening on Saturday night. the big feature, Tom Sawyer," ' though essentially n picture for the youu…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Beer Strikers and the Band of Hope
"Keep up the beer strike for six months," reads a wire sent by the perth Band of Hope to the man engaged In the Wiluna beer strike. The…
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The inaugural Scout Ball, held in the Federal Hall on Empire night, proved to be one of the best organised and most successful gatherings seen here…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Band What “Age” Files Reveal
In view of the public meeting next Monday night to discuss the future of the Queanbeyan Municipal Band, the “Age” files of the early seventies were…
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There was a good attendance at the public meeting held last night in the Town Hall to consider the position of the Municipal Band…
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The Band Secretary advises that the amount of 10/- has been received from [?] D. W. Hicks, who states that the following have donated one shilling…
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On Friday night last a very enjoyable dance, in aid of the Church of England, was held in the Sutton Hall. Dancers were present from…
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Sir,—Having noticed a fair amount of controversy raging through the columns of the “Age” concerning the merits and demerits of country dance…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →In the Wake of the Bounty the Story of the Picture of the Same Name Distributed by Universal Pictures
[?] into the 18th Century Mr. Charles Chanvel found on an island at the world’s [?] [?] of our own race who had…
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“HUZZA FOR OTAHEITE,” the mutineers shouted, as Bligh and his 18 companions drifted away from the Bounty to begin a 3600 miles…
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Two very fine features were screened on Saturday night, which were thoroughly enjoyed and very favorably commented upon by the…
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Sixteen mutineers of the Bounty had stayed at Tahiti, but the long arm of the British Navy soon plucked t[?]em from their island…
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Professor Hancock, of Adelaide, author of an excellent book on Australian history, once wrote a sketch in which he described the…
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