Revellers At Bondi Ball
In a happy mood at the Bondi Surf Club's fancy dress ball to welcome the New Year last night, pretty Betty Brant, in a colorful sarong, is being carried by Harry O'Brien…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1949
5,632 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 250
Revellers At Bondi Ball
In a happy mood at the Bondi Surf Club's fancy dress ball to welcome the New Year last night, pretty Betty Brant, in a colorful sarong, is being carried by Harry O'Brien…
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In a happy mood at the Bondi Surf Club's fancy dress ball to welcome the New Year last night, pretty Betty Brant, in a colorful sarong, is being carried by Harry O Brien…
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In a happy mood at the Bondi Surf Club's fancy dress ball to welcome the New Year last night, pretty Betty Brant, in a colorful sarong, is being carried by Harry O'Brien…
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Continued on Trove, page 5 →Spirit Of China "Dragon Fangs," by Claire and William Band.— George Allen and Unwin Ltd., London. "The Strain of Harmony," by Bernard Martin.—William Heinemann Ltd., London
A RHYME for children which deserves more attention describes how wise men from Hindustan—all of them blind—were…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Bib and Bub Words Pictures
[?] had a little boat; out but it wouldn't float. "We're sinking fast!" said Bib with a cry Then up came a fish with a hungry eye…
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Individual as a woman's hat and a man's tie should be the pictures you hang on your walls. Make a habit of choosing your own. YOU may not be an artist now, nor ever…
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Several thousand theatregoers last night packed the George Street entrance to Wynyard station when a fire swept…
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THE Tivoli's revue, Take a Bow; the Minerva's play, A Kiss For Cinderella; and that Tivoli panto,…
Continued on Trove, page 27 →On the ball Union players not interested
ANY move by English Rugby League clubs to comb Australian Rugby Union teams for talent is…
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SADIST [?]se Koch, whose life sentence has been reduced to four years, with her husband-one-time lover, Black Guard Colonel Karl Koch. Koch, former commandant of Nazi horror concentration camp, Buchenwald, was shot by his own party for grand larceny. Use is reputed to have selected tattooed prisoners, had them killed to make lampshades from their skins…
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DRUM MAJOR of Scots College pipe band, Colin Oag, at the Highland Gathering at the Showground at the weekend…
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