Concert at Greenvale
Last Wednesday the concert and dance given by the students of Professor Hartley in Greenvale Hall, attracted a large and appreciative audience. All the…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1915
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Amusements. the Strand Theatre
There were very few Vacant seats at the Strand last night, when "Gascoigne" made his final appearance. The hypnotist had no difficulty in…
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Headkeeper William Sydney, of the Central Park Zoo, Now York, recently announced his latest offering to international sport aud animal lovers-a…
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Between 500 and 600 people attended the concert in the Great Southern Hall last night, to provide Christmas comforts for members of the 1st., 2nd and…
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A change of programme is advertised to be given at the Strand to-night. The star drama, "The Square Triangle," "Sister Susie's Sewing…
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As stated last issue, the patriot concert promoted by the Salvation Army in the Shire Hall on 22nd [?] was largely attended…
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The ball held last week in aid of the Hillston Hospital eventuated successfully. The rain on Thursday night interfered to some extent with the…
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A very large crowd attended the Strand Pictures last night and was rewarded by seeing a very fine programme, the star picture being…
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The excellent pictures which are nightly screened at the "Strand," continue to draw splendid houses and many of the subjects evoke expressions of…
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The new programme shown at the Strand last evening was equal to any that preceded it at this highly-popular show. Miss Pauline Bush, one of the…
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The change of programme to be shown at the Strand to-night contains several patriotic numbers. "On the Track of the Turk" is a picture calculated to…
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Wagga Hospital Concert will take place on Wednesday next. The programme promises to be an excellent one…
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Great success attended the children's concert in the School of Arts on Wednesday evening last. The children themselves largely supplied…
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There was another large house at The Strand last night to witness the new programme, and the applause was loud and frequent. Mr. Andrew…
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The management of the Strand announces another big attraction for to-night in a film depicting the "Life of Florence Nightingaie. Mr. Andrew…
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Forty-five Cook Islanders marched to New Zealand Parliament House this afternoon singing: "Tipporary" in their native tongue, and performed the…
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"The Yellow Traffic," a story dealing with the smuggling of Chinese into America, will be screened for the first time in Wagga at the Strand to-night…
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That the picture goers of Wagga like the sensational type of picture, was amply demonstrated last night, when a large crowd filled the Strand. The…
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The principal drama to be screened at the Strand to-night is a fascinating story of intrigue and mystery entitled "The Key to Yesterday." in which the…
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The President of the Shire (Cr W. Weedon) and his daughter, Miss Stella Weedon, may be complimented upon their efforts for the Wagga…
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