Firemen's Concert
The firemen stationed at headquarters of the Fire Brigade tendered a complimentary smoke concert to officers and friends in the gymnasium on Saturday night. There was a large…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1906
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A.n.a. Concert
On Saturday evening, selected prize-winners at the recent A.N.A. competitions gave a concert at the Town-hall. A large attendance was anticipated, but only the cheaper parts of the…
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The manager of a Berlin theatre got up a drama in which a human head was to be offered to a tyrant. In order to produce as much effect as possible he resolved to use…
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The pupils and friends of Miss Whiteside, A.S.C.M., gave a concer at the Ashfield Hall last week, in aid of the Western Suburbs Cottage Hospital. A varied programme was presented, the performers…
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The firemen of the Metropolitan Fire Brigade gave a smoke concert to their friends on Saturday night in the gymnasium attached to the station. There was a large attendance…
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"Quality Street" is attracting good audiences nightly to the Criteriom, and the dainty little piece is finding many admires. Through indisposition,…
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Only two nights remain of the pantomime, "Sinbad the Sailor," which has had so successful a career at the Theatre Royal, under the direction of Mr. William Anderson. The final…
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A fund of funny stories and a budget of well-given comic songs don't by any means represent all that the patrons of Mr. R. G.Knowles, at the Palace…
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It is the street cars we have to thank for the persistent way in which the fancy theatre blouse continues to hold Its own. As long as people go to theatres by tram there will be…
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This afternoon and evening at the Tivoli Theat[?] Mr. Harry Rickards will sing "The Best, Best World" and others of the latest London songs, and the programme will include Lotto, Lilo, and Otto in their…
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There will he a matinee this afternoon at Her Majesty's Theatre, where "Veronique" is continuing on its prosperous career. Messager'a joyous opera, with its man tender and vivacious solos and captivating…
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Mr. R. G. Knowles's dashing entertainment of pictures, songs, and stories, not only of the stage, but of anything and everything that can be found in the land of fun, has caught on at the Palace Theatre,…
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The first test match, on even terms, between Australia and England was played in Melbourne in 1877, and won by Australia by 45 Tuns. After the victory the…
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Crowded and delighted audiences nightly are certainly the highest recommendation Mr. J. C. Williamson's Company, at Her Majesty's Theatre, could expect for…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Two-minute Chats. with Busy Men. on Matters of Passing Interest. "Ball-room Soldiers."
"The idea is simply ridiculous, and will tend only to perpetuate the type of ball-room soldier, who is just about as much use to his country in time of trouble as a fifth…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Concert to Mrs. A. J. Gray
A testimonial concert in honour of Mrs. A. J. Gray will be given at the Ashfield Hall to-morrow evening, when a strong committee, with Mr. George E. Weatherill as hon. secretary, will present an attractive…
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