Big Band Concert
The State Military Band and the Newtown Band will join forces in a concert on Sunday, Jan. 8, at the Sydney Town Hall. The combination should produce some fine…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1911
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Band Music
This afternoon, commencing at 3 o'clock, the State Military Band will play the following programme in Hyde Park :—March, "Triumphant Banner" (Paull); Overture, "Light Cavalry"…
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A holiday programme will be presented at Thiele's Picture Palace, King-street, Newtown, to-morrow night. On Tuesday night there will be a fireworks display…
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The Spencer Theatrescope progr[?] on continue to be one of the most mag[?] attractions in Sydney during the present gay and festive season. Yesterday, at…
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[?] series of royal [?] were shown at a ball given restaurant. Piccadilly [?] in connection with the…
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The management of West's Pictures, [?]ding the commodious Glaclarium not by [?]ny means large enough to accommodate p[?]atrons, the Town Hall has also been…
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One hundred not out" is the score of "Our Miss Gibbs," she last evening having reached her one hundredth night at the Theatre Royal, where she still…
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Under the management of Mr. H. A. Forsyth a new picture show was opened last night at the corner of Rawson Place and Pitt-street. In the larger enclosure,…
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"The Arcadians" is running stronger than ever at the Criterion Theatre, where it is now playing to capacity business. The piece is splendidly cast. Miss Gertrude…
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"Two Christmastides," "Grandmother's New Year Present," and "Jean and the Calico Doll" were the most popular films at the Lyceum last night. Mr. Spencer…
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The High Ward company appear to be in [?] at the pretty Palace Theatre, [?] gain last evening. The play [?] from Rector's." is best…
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In the moving picture show at the Olympia, near the site of the old Belmore Markets, to-morrow night, "Delightful Dolly" will be one of the subjects. Among…
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Among the features of the moving-picture programme at the Colonial Theatre, George-street, to-morrow night are "The Broken Doll," "A Life for a Life," "The…
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Mr. Walter Kelly ("the Virginian Judge") still remains a sterling attraction at the Rickardian temple, where at the present time there are stacks of good…
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Among the dramatic features at the Glaciarium last night were "The Pony Express Rider," "Jean and the Callao Doll," "The Sergeant," and "Rose of…
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Mr. Thiele will present a special holiday programme of the very latest pictures at his picture palace, King-street, Newtown, to-morrow night. On Tuesday night, in…
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Under the direction of Mr. H. A. Forsyth, the Southern Cross Motion Pictures, Rawson-place (behind Marcus Clark's, close to the railway station) opened last…
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The Colonial Theatre, the continuous show now so firmly established in George-street, has been largely pleasure by seekers during the week. The…
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The adventures of "Moonlite," the Australian bushranger, were shown in moving pictures form last night at the King's Theatre (corner of George and Harris…
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At Her Majesty's Theatre. "T[?] Whip" is proving a strong holiday attraction the building being crowded nightly. The sensational incidents are admirably…
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