Band Concert
The Wagga Brass Band gave a recital in Newtown Park yesterday afternoon Bright sunshine favored the day and there was a big…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1925
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To-night's Pictures
At the Strand and Oxford Theatres to-night and to-morrow night the programme will include the great film, "The Sea Hawk," a story full of life,…
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A brilliant function huge success, and a big happy family gathering. In these words, let the annual Masonic Ball at…
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To-night at the Wonderland Theatre the music loving public will have the opportunity of hearing the brilliant Australian tenor who has won fame in…
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The above band ran a euchre party and dance it Leeton House on Wednesday night last. Which proved a great success. The band and an…
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NOTHITHSTANDING the unpleasant weather all roads led to the Gundsbidgee Theatre on Thursday night, where the annual Masonic Ball,…
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Frank Lloyd's First National picture, "The Sea Hawk." adapted from Rafael Sabatini's stirring novel of Barbary corsairs, featuring Milton…
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A big crowd allowed great appreciation of the concert given in the Wonderland theatre last night by Mr Alfred O'Shea From beginning to end…
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"The Sea Hawk" has been and has departed, but this does not mean any falling off in excellency of the programmes to be submitted at the Strand…
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The attendance at the recital by the Temora Band on Sunday was not large, with the result that the amount raised was only…
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The masked juvenile paper ball, in aid of the Sunday School stall at the forthcoming Church of England Floral Fete, which eventuated on…
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The programme to be screened at the Strand Theatre, to-night and to-morrow night includes a fine society drama, true to life, entitled, "In…
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The annual conceit by the Musical Students Club, held in the Oddfellows' Hall, last night, drew a good house. The programme—a good one…
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The concert and dance organised by the local School of Arts to assist the library fund was held on Wednesday 22nd April. A very enjoyable…
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Few people know South Africa as does Cynthia [?]ckley and her romances of that country are always true to life and full of thrills. Such a…
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The Diggers held their Annual Anzac Ball, on Monday night last. The attendance was good, but not up to previous records, though…
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A highly select company gathered together at Mannus Hall on the evening of 15th nit. to participate in what is…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Hurray Nationalist Campaign Hon. R. T. Ball Addresses Wagga Meeting Gives Account of His Stewardship Party Policy and Actions Defended
Last night one of the Bitting members, the Hon. R. T. Ball, Minister for Works, opened the Nationalist election campaign for the Murray electoral district at the Oxford Theatre, Wagga, last night. There was an…
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The public of Narandera are reminded of the concert to be given by a party of musicians from the State Conservatorium of Music in the…
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A concert organised by the ladies at the congeration of St. John's presbyterian Church. Narandera, was held in the Sunday School hall on Tuesday…
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