Highland Society's Concert
The Governor-General and La[?]y Hales [?] attended by [?] -General Finn and Captain [?] at the HIgh[?] Society's [?] at the Sydney. Town Hall…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1916
3,357 stories in Sydney's papers · page 2 of 168
Amusements. Highland Society's Concert
The Town Hall was crowded on Saturday evening on the occasion of the annual concert of the Highland Society of New South Wales. The Governor-General and Lady Helen Munro Ferguson were present, their…
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Continued on Trove, page 8 →Surprise for Teutons Big Russian Movement More Submarine Crimes Surprised Teutons in Eastern Theatre Effect of Sudden Thaw. Vast Operations Pending. London, Monday Night
The "Daily Telegraph's" Petrograd correspondent says that the curtain is now lifting on vast operations between the Pripet and the Roumanian frontier…
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In connection with the concert organised by Mrs. Alex Turnbull, of Turramurra, assisted by Mr. S. R. Dobbie, and given at the Killara Hall on November 27, it is stated that the total net proceeds amounted…
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E. Phillips Oppenheim, than whom there is no better living writer of solid and sensational fiction, was the man commissioned by the Transatlantic Company to write the scenario…
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It was a happy thought of Manager Geo. Marlow to stage "The Rosary" at the Palace during the holiday season, and this give the theatre-loving people of Sydney…
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"Novelties and still more novelties" is the motto at the National. Newcomers follow newcomers with such rapidity that patrons of the National are always…
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Sydney playgoers have taken Allen Doone to their hearts, and in his latest play. "O'Leary, V.C." in addition to his artistic personality, he is assisted by the…
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The fact that the crowds who nightly flock to the Criterion to see "Twin Beds" do not burst out the walls of that temple of fun, speaks volumes for their solidity…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Latest War Pictures from Europe
A French soldier making his choice from a varied collection of German helmets after an engagement. French ladies tending British soldiers' graves. The Italian Advance -- Austrian prisoners and captured guns in the mountains. General Bailloud, a French officer, landing at Salonika in a fisherman's boat…
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French cyclists in the field. Note the white cloth they wear on their backs to allow them to be recognised at a distance. Serbian troops marching through Uskub. Austrian prisoners in Poland…
Continued on Trove, page 30 →The Enemy in Serbia's Capital -- Pictures of Belgrade
Austrians trekking through Serbia. Stores for the German Army being unloaded at Belgrade. The railway bridge across the River Save, showing how effectively the Serbians hampered the German advance…
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King George in France -- His Majesty speaking to French and Belgian officers. It is not always "bully" for Tommy's dinner. -- The picture shows roast beef being taken from a held kitchen in France…
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A German report states that Anglo-French aviators attacked Ostend, killing a Belgian civilian, and wounding 19. The Convent of the Sacred Heart was shattered…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Bat and Ball. Something About Spofforth, the Demon Bowler
Frederick Robert Spofforth, the great rival, and by many considered the superior, of Charlie Turner, was born at Balmain, in 1855. His father came from a…
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Coy de Trickey, the Cinnamon Girl, and Nolan and Nolan, comedy jugglers are to begin return seasons at the Tivoli Theatre on Saturday afternoon…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Unique War Pictures: on Mountain and Plain. in the Snow-capped Tyrolean Alps
This remarkable photograph was taken on the summit of one of the highest peaks in the Austro-Italian fighting zone. An Italian soldier will be noticed on look-out duty. He has erected a pile of stones to break the clear sweep of the cold wind. A BRITISH CAMP BOMBED FROM THE CLOUDS. Another remarkable war photograph. It was taken from a German aeroplane, and shows bembs exploding after being dropped from a Hun machine on…
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Tom Hogan's claim to championship honors as an endurance ball-puncher has caused no end of argument among the good people of Mount Mulligan, North Queensland. Tom's…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Pictures From the Cameroon, Egypt, France, and Germany. From Gallipoli to Egyptian Sugar-cane Fields
WRITING of the campaign in the Cameroon an officer contributing to the "United Empire" says, after describing the surrender of Garua:—"When we got into Garua we found it even stronger than we had supposed,…
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