Sydney Charities' Orchestra. Entertaining Everywhere
Members of the Sydney Charities Orchestra have been Busy rounding the suburbs, giving free concerts at various nubile institutions with the greatest success. Their…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1906
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Burns' Festival Concert
The concert given by the combined Scottish societies of Sydney in the Town Hall last night in celebration of Burns' anniversary was well attended. An attractive programme was…
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Although there was a considerable audience at the Town Hall last night, the heavy rain-storm prevented the overflowing attendance needed, at the generous tariff adopted, to meet the expneses of the…
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The programme for the Irish concert at the Town-hall to-night is an attractive one, and there should be a large audience. Some of the oldest of the melodies of Ireland will be…
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The Wanganui Garrison Band won the North Island band contest held at Hawera…
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"Fairplay" writes:— Last week I received a circular that was signed by the secretary of the professional Musicians' Union (a body affiliated with the Trades and Labour. Council),…
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New songs, dances, etc., have been introduced into the pantomime "Sinbad the Sailor," at the Theatre Royal, and were well received by crowded audiences at the matinee and the…
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Frank Harvey's five-act Adelphi drama, "Shall We Forgive Her?" will be revived by Mr. Charles Holloway's Company at the Criterion Theatre to-night for the last six nights of the season. This well-known…
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This afternoon and evening Mr. Harry Rickards will make his reappearance on the stage of the Tivoli Theatre after a considerable absence, when he will bring forward the new songs and characters…
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A meeting was held on Tuesday, at St. Paul's School Hall, Weston-road, for the purpose of forming a brass band at Rozelle. Mr…
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An unrehearsed and exciting incident marked night. Happily, it was attended by nothing —if it did not mar—the performance of a sacred concert in a theatre at Exeter (Eng.), the other…
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The second annual meeting and invitation concert of the N.S.W. State Military Band will be held on Tuesday next in the Protestant Hall. A musical programme will be contributed to by the band and…
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An important "first night" will be furnished at Her Majesty's Theatre this evening by the production of "Veronique," a French comic opera, by Messrs. Messager, Vanloo, and Duval, adapted to the English…
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After an absence of three months, during which they have toured New Zealand, Mr. J. J. Dallas and Miss Florence Lloyd arrived in Sydney yesterday, and this evening they will make their reappearance in Fenton…
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A very large and highly appreciative gathering filled the Town Hall last night. The occa-sion was an. Irish concert. It was promoted for the dual purpose of raising funds for a railing…
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Unlike the Scots on Thursday, the promoters of the Irish Concert in the Town Hall last night had weather conditions entirely in their favour. There was a very large…
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There was a large, representative, and very appreciative audience at the Town-hall last night, when a purely Irish concert was held for the dual purpose of raising additional funds…
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The engagement of first-rate artists, and the choice of a great number of beautiful and unhackneyed bardic melodies, gave genuine interest to the Irish national concert organised at the Town Hall last night…
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[?] Hayward, joint manager, with Mr. West for the West-Brescian Company, produced some figures for the benefit of a Press interviewer which amply justifies the description of the New Zealand…
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