Ball Beats the Bat Sensational Cricket [?] and New South Wales Victoria and [?] Visitors Do Better in Second Try
The cricket [?] Victoria and New South Wales began [?] Sydney Cricket Ground this morning at 11 o'clock…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1919
2,307 stories in Sydney's papers · page 9 of 116
Randwick Hospital Concert
The first of a series of entertainments organised by Mr George C. Deadney was held in the Recreation Hall at Randwick Hospital on Wednesday evening last. An excellent…
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Commencing on Saturday evening. February 1. Mile. Antonia Doleres, the brilliant and world-famed French [?], will give a song recital. while other appearances advertised…
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The band carnival attracted a large crowd to the Sports Ground last night, when the A Grade competition was commenced…
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The following paragraph appeared in The London Referee of November 17:—"On Thursday evening variety was said a well-deserved compliment by King…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →Band Contests at Sports Ground. Points Scored in Yesterday's Competition—Massed Bands To Play To-day
The sixteenth annual Interstate band contest arranged by the Band Association of New South Wales, was continued at Sydney Sports Ground last night, when…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Dance Halls Not Regulated Urgent Need for State Action to Remove Evils That are a Menace
In an article published in the Sunday Times last week, reference was made to conditions at some of the city dance halls. Those conditions are not always…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Victoria Produces a Wonderful Bowler M'donald Is in Line with the Best N.s.w. and Victorian Batsmen Beaten by Ball
First-class cricket in Sydney lias had its re-introduction marked by the birth of a great Australian bowler. Perfect, light, a beautiful wicket, a keen, expectant, appreciative crowd ot 10,000 simmering with enthusiasm. All these elements, as…
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The sixteenth annual interatate band contest, held under the auspices of the New South Wales Band Association, was continued at the Sydney Sports Ground on Saturday night, The…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Band Contest. a Grade Competition. Ipswich Leading
On Saturday evening a large concourse was attracted to the Sydney Sports Ground. It was the first appearance of A grade hands this session, so that more musical interest attached…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Interstate Cricket Ball Beats Tile Bat. Victoria's Great Bowler
Saturday was a perfect day for cricket but the 10,000 persons who witnessed the play will long remember the return to big cricket at the Sydney ground for the extraordinary…
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There was again a [?] Sydney Sports [?]…
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It was the fate of the Ipswich Vice-Regal Band to draw first place at the Sports Ground last night, and as soon as their numbers were placed on the board it was certain they…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Silver-mounted Ball Presentation for M'Donald
The Rev. E. H. Sugden, Master of Queen's College, Melbourne, is having the ball with which M'Donald took eight wickets for 42 runs last Saturday…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →N.S.W. WINS Batsmen Beat the Ball Bogle Scores 145 Andrews's Unfinished Century
The inter-State cricket match wan continued to-day. The weather was again line and the wicket showed little or no signs of wear…
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"Professional" writes—Like many other [?]…
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The Armidale City Council has recommended the finance committee to provide £100 for subsidising the band, which is short of instruments…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Interesting Pictures From London and Berlin
Allied Leaders in Conference in London. The above historical photograph was taken at 10 Downing-street on December 3, 1918, immediately after an important conference on how Germany can pay. Those in the picture, reading left to right, are: Marshal Foch and M. Clemenceau (France), Mr. Lloyd George (Great Britain), Baron Sonnino, and Signor Orlando (Italy). (Photo. by Central Press, London.)…
Continued on Trove, page 21 →Theatre Managers' Protest. Minister's Reply
The following statement regarding the closing of theatres and picture shows has been issued by the Theatrical Managers and Proprietors' Association of Australasia:—…
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