Band Concert
In Newtown Park last night a good band concert was given before a large crowd. The music was of a high-class order, and was well…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1923
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Band Recital
A large crowd attended the band [?]ecital given by the Wagga Brass Band in Newtown Park last night. Led by Mr. C. Baker, the band…
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The "Sunday Illustrated Pictorial," under the heading of "Australian, Films Wanted" says it is a pity there are not a number of sunny…
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The new engine and dynamo installed by Mr. Les. Hogg, of the Orient Pictures, Tumut, was used on Saturday night, when a very…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Globe Theatre, Leeton. "Hail the Woman" Greatest Classic, Film Critics Say
Declared by the critics to be one of the greatest photoplay classics of all that—a human epic of triumphant realism—"Hall too Woman," Thos. H…
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“Shame,” the William Fox masterpiece, which enjoyed remarkable in New York, New Zealand, Melbourne and Adelaide, and will…
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Last night a meeting of the committee of the Wagga Musical Society was held at the School of Arts. The attendance was satisfactory. After…
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At the Leeton School of Arts last Monday night, the usual weekly Joy Dance was held. The promoter, Mr. Steve Doland, sprang a pleasent…
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On Anniversary night, a dance will be held in the Lake Albert Hall, in aid of the Hillside and Lake Albert Cricket Clubs. The committee of…
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The grand reception room of the Duchesse de Chazarin for Betty Compson's latest Paramount picture, "The Green Temptation," which…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Paper Dress Dance At the Dormitory Hall
Brilliant fancy flowers, golden butterflies and dainty old-time ladies graced the Dormitory Hall, on Saturday night. It was a little glimpse…
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While a picture show was in progress at an Armadale theatre Victoria. Charles William Lloyd (45), a casual hand employed at the place went to the…
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At the Town Hall Gardens last night there was a large attendance of the public which enjoyed a fine recital given by the Wagga Brass Band…
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The increasing popularity of the Wagga Brass Band was clearly demonstrated by the large attendance at last night’s concert in the Town…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →"A" Grade Band Contest. Sydney
The "A" grade band competition was won by the Lithgow Band with 189 points. Kogara Band, the only other competitor, secured 180 points…
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The crowd in the wagga Town Hall Gardens on Sunday night for the recital given by the Wagga Brass Band was both extraordinarily large and…
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The concert organised by Miss Annie Halloran for the Country stall, funds from which are to be devoted to the R.C. Church School Building…
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Last night a crowd which was estimated by the management to consist of between 1600 and 1800 persons attended the opening entertainment of…
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Next to Payno's immortal ballard "Home Sweet Homes" comes "Where is My Wandering Boy To-night," this song will live in the memory as long…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Rowan Pictures. Melbourne
The "Melbourne Age" this morning strongly condemns the proposal that the Commonwealth should buy Mrs. Ellis Rowan's pictures,…
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