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Southern Highlands · Pictures, dances & concerts

Pictures, dances & concerts, 1934

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Night of Revelry at Robertson Footballers Celebrate Amalgamation by Bonzer Ball

The Southern Mail · Tuesday 11 September 1934 · page 2

"There was a sound of revelry by night." Once again the peaceful, inoffensive dairy herd nearby was disturbed…

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Empire Pictures

The Southern Mail · Friday 14 September 1934 · page 2

"Tarzan and His Mate" will be screened at The Empire, Bowral, on Saturday and Monday next, with Johnny Weissmuller, Maureen…

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Football Dance Was Jolly Bright and Happy Function

The Southern Mail · Friday 14 September 1934 · page 5

The Empire Theatre, Bowral, presented a gay and animated picture on Tuesday night when the Bowral Football Club held a darge in aid of…

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Brief Mention Police Ball

The Southern Mail · Tuesday 18 September 1934 · page 2

The annual Police Ball in aid of the District Hospital and the Ambulance, will be held on 9th October in the Show Pavilion at Moss Vale…

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Cricket Dance Kangaloon Club Celebrates

The Southern Mail · Tuesday 18 September 1934 · page 3

Kongaloon Cricket Club held iU annual dance in the Kangaloon Hall on Friday night. There was a good attendance and an enjoyable evening…

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Empire Pictures All-australian Program

The Southern Mail · Tuesday 18 September 1934 · page 3

Cinesound's "The Silence of Dean Maitland" will he screened at the Empire Theatre, Bowral, on Wednesday and Thursday next, together with…

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Empire Pictures

The Southern Mail · Friday 21 September 1934 · page 2

Saturday and Monday will see "Manhattan Melodrama" screened at The Empire, Bowral, together with "All Men are Enemies."…

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Cricket Dance a Bright Glenquarry Function

The Southern Mail · Friday 21 September 1934 · page 4

The Glenquarry Cricket Club held an enjoyable dance in the Peace Memorial Hall on Tuesday night. The hall was comfortably filled and…

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Brilliant Ball at Burrawang Riflemen Score Bullseye of Success

The Southern Mail · Friday 21 September 1934 · page 3

Brilliant decorations were a feature of the Burrawang Rifle Club Ball which was held in the Burrawang Hall on Wednesday night and was…

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Empire Pictures

The Southern Mail · Tuesday 25 September 1934 · page 3

On Wednesday and Thursday next, "Hollywood Party" will be screened at The Empire, Bowral. It is an hilarious romance staged as a…

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Great Success Mittagong Younger Set Dance

The Southern Mail · Tuesday 25 September 1934 · page 2

The initial social function of the recently-formed Mittagong C.W.A. Younger Set was held in the C.W.A. Rest Room on Thursday night. The…

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Empire Pictures

The Southern Mail · Friday 28 September 1934 · page 3

"Love, Life and Laughter," which will be screened at The Empire on Saturday and Monday next is a new Gracie Fields offering from the…

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Children's Concert

The Southern Mail · Friday 28 September 1934 · page 2

There was an excellent attendance at St. Thomas Acquinas School Hall, Bowral, on Saturday afternoon, when a concert was staged by the pupils…

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Robertson New Hall Successful Concert

The Southern Mail · Tuesday 2 October 1934 · page 3

There was a large and appreciative audience at the Robertson School of Arts on Wednesday night, when the Women's Club held a concert in aid…

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Bowls Will Not Take It Lying Down Snow on Tablelands Catholic Dance First Pennant Match. Local Government Conference Resents Ministerial Coercion Strong Objections to Compulsory Dealing with State-owned Works. Tablelands Councils Upheld. Visitors Delighted. Bright Glenquarry Function

The Southern Mail · Tuesday 2 October 1934 · page 2

Next Saturday, Bowral Bowls Club will visit Campbelltown for the first match of the season in the A Pennant. Although some delegates opposed it, a motion protesting against the avowed intention of the Stevens Government to force local governing Snow in October! No one expected it, but to the delight of the unusually large number of visitors to our various resorts they awoke on The Peace Memorial Hall. Glenquarry, was crowded on Tuesday night when a dance was held in aid of the Roman Catholic Sunday…

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Moss Vale Band Annual Meeting

The Scrutineer and Berrima District Press · Wednesday 3 October 1934 · page 2

The annual meeting of the Moss Vale Band took place last week in the local band room. There was a good attendance of members and…

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Bowral Band Dance Old-time Dancing Popular

The Southern Mail · Friday 5 October 1934 · page 4

Despite several counter attractions, there was a large attendance at the old-time dance held by the Bowral Association Band in the School of…

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Hockey Dance Visiting Ladies Team Entertained

The Southern Mail · Friday 5 October 1934 · page 2

A dance organized by Bong Bong Ladies' and Bowral Men's Hockey Clubs to welcome the visiting Wychella Ladies team from Sydney, was…

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A Sparkling Show Moss Vale Dramatic Society's Concert

The Southern Mail · Friday 5 October 1934 · page 4

An audience which comfortably filled Mack's Theatre Royal, Moss Vale, enjoyed to the full a variety entertainment staged by Moss Vale…

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Band Concert Large Audience Enjoys Program

The Southern Mail · Tuesday 9 October 1934 · page 2

Since their inauguration the Sunday night concerts held by the Bowral Association Band have become increasingly popular and there was an…

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