Oddfellow's Concert
The entertainment to contention with the ... of the fellowa, tuck place to the Assembly Hall on Saturday evening, and was very fairly attended…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1889
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Concert
THE complimentary concert to the Town Band came off in the Assembly Hall on Monday evening. There was a fair attendance and the entertainment was enjoyable…
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THE concert given on Tuesday night in aid the local School of Arts fund was well attended, and, from an artistic point of view, was an undoubted success. Upon the rising…
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ABOUT half-past four on Monday afternoon, a fire broke out in the dress-circle of the Bijon Theatre, Bourke street, east. The flames spread to every portion of the…
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APRIL. 25—The concert and dramatic entertainment on Easter Monday night was as great a success as the sports held during the day, and notwithstanding a dance was being held the same…
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On Thursday afternoon last the adjourned meeting of ladies who are interesting themselves in the Ball to beheld in aid of the local Hospital, was held at the Council…
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There is nothing now loft of tho Bijou Theatre, the prettiest and most comfortable house of entertainment in the city, but a pile of blackened ruins,…
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A BACHELORS' ball was held at Mr. Shepherd's farm, Boggy Creek, on the 12th of April, and was well attended. A hall was especially erected for the occasion. The…
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A MEETING of the ladies' committee, in connection with the hospital ball, was held at the Town Hall yesterday afternoon. Present—Mrs. H. B. Fitzhardinge, president (in…
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ON Tuesday night there was a well filled house (worth £25) to patronise the efforts of our local amateurs who had undertaken to give a "grand entertainment" in aid of…
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The concert in aid of the Coursing Club Grandstand, took place on Tuesday, and we are pleased to report that a first-rate house greeted the performers. The front…
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A BACHELORS' ball was held at Mr, Shepherd's residence, Boggy Cieek, and was a great sucoess. Owing, however, to the inclemeney of the weather, there was not so…
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A GRAND vocal and instrumental concert, in aid of the Organ Fund of St. Michael's Roman Catholic Church, was given last night at St. Joseph's Hall, Johnstone-street…
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ON Thursday evening one of the most successful balls held in connection with our popular institution, the Hospital, took place in the Oddfellows' Hall, which was generously…
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A crowded and fashionable audience greeted the performers when the curtain rolled up, and the programme forshadowed a really first-class lot of songs and, but for the low, blackguardly conduct of…
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At a recent meeting of the Canadian Institute of Toronto the Rev. John M'Lean, a missionary to the Canadian Indians, gave an account of the barbarous dances of the…
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Put a division in here, Mr. Editor, I want to change the subject. I have just thrown up my hat and yelled hurrah for ourselves, whistled there is nothing succeeds like success, soaked my head…
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THE climax of the week's carnival was the Hospital Ball, which was held under happy auspices, despite foul weather, on Thursday night. The Assembly hall was the dance…
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IT is sincerely gratifying to us to be able to report that the plain and fancy dross ball which wound up up the festivities in connection with the Hospital fêta…
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