Oxford-sunday Concerts
A special entertainment of the latest moving pictures will be given at the Oxford to-night. A good programme is promised…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1908
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Band Music
The State Military Band will play the following programme in Wynyard Square to night, at 8 o'clock:—March, "The American Belle" (R. B. Hall); overture,"Mignon"…
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One of the advantages associated with a visit to the Glaciarium in the hot weather is that the building, even when crowded to its full holding capacity, is cool. Consequently Saturday…
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The sultry weather exercised no discouraging in[?]ence over the sise of the audience at the Glac[?] The most popular features of a well-chosen bill were a serios specially taken by Mr. T. J. West shoewing the…
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"Cinderella," with its processions, pretty ballets, and tonoical songs, continues to draw large audiences at the Palace Theatre, and will remain the attraction until the end of the season. The fairy legend is…
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At the Tivoli Theatre on Saturday night several favourites made their farewell appearance before the crowded house, With the exception of Gracie Compton, the burlesque actress, who made a successful…
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Interest in the dramatised version of the Baroness Orezy's novel, "The Scarlet Pimpernel," which Mr, Julius Knight, Miss On Humphrey, and the company supporting them, are…
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A real welcome was given on Saturday to that wholesome and evergreen farce "Charley's Aunt," r[?]vived at the Criterion Theatre by Mr. Frank Thorn[?] ton. The house was crowded, and from the out[?]…
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The new musical comedy, "The Girls of Gottenberg," with its picturesque German setting and attractive music, drew another satisfactory house at Her Majesty's Theatre on Saturday evening. Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Art and Romance the Stolen Van Dyck Pictures and Stories
A cable message in Saturday's "Star" states that Van Dyck's "Elevation of the Cross," one of the famous Flemish painter's best known, works, which was lately stolen…
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The excellent programme arranged by Mr. N. J. Geode for the organ recital and concert at the Town liall on Saturday evening, assisted as he was by capable vocal artists, was worthy of better attendance…
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The R.A.A. Band will play the following programme in the Botanical Gardens to-morrow afternoon, at 3.30:—March "The Military Hero" (Kenneth), overture "Lustspiel",…
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TAMWORTH, Tuesday.—The second grade band contest promoted by the Tamworth Town Band was held yesterday. There were only two competing bands, viz., Rozelle (Sydney)…
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An excellent programme was arranged for the concert given by Mr. Nicholas J. Gehde In the Town Hall on Monday night. Mr. Gehde played a number of works on the grand organ,…
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The holiday programme provided by Mr. N. J. Gehde attracted a fair audience to the Town-hall last night. Of principal interest was Mr. N. J. Gehde's "Storm Fantasia," for there…
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Our popular weekly pictoral, the "Town and Country Journal," makes its appearance this week with a most excellent, interesting, and attractive series of pictures, that should,…
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A fine collection of pictured in motion which Mr. West is submitting at the Gla[?]um, are well worth witnessing. This weak's programme includes a number of new films of spectacular, humorous, and other…
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TAMWORTH, Tuesday.--A. band contest under the auspices of the Tamworth Town Band, was held yesterday. The takings during the day were £79 14s, and at night. £31. Only two bands competed, although seven…
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