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PROGRAMME - SOUTH SUBURBAN MUSICAL AND ELOCUTIONARY SOCIETY SECOND MUSICAL FESTIVAL 1933

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1933

Overview

Creamy yellow paper program with black text on cover inside a border. Inside text outlining performers and the sections they are competing in. Text on front [Souvenir Programme / SECOND ANNUAL / MUSICAL / FESTIVAL / PROMOTED BY THE / South Suburban Musical / and Elocutionary Society. / GRAND CONCERT / BY / WINNERS IN VARIOUS SECTIONS. / PUBLIC HALL, GOSNELLS, / FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17TH, 1933 / COMMENCING 7.30 P.M. SHARP.]

Historical information

A program from the second annual South Suburban Musical and Elocutionary Festival that was held at the Gosnells Public Hall and was printed by R.S Sampson the Printer. This concert was organised by the South Suburban Musical and Elocutionary Society for 17 November 1933. There were a few local performers who performed at this concert including the Roleystone Muical and Dramatic Society, Roleystone Junior Dramatic Club, Roleystone Ladies Choir, John McGurk, Sybit Gwynne and Miss Barbara Fancote who performed a recitation of 'A Bride's first visit to the butcher's'.

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-33-COA2009.28

Item type

Documents

Material

Ink

Paper

Width

22.7000 cm

Height or length

14.5000 cm

Themes

People

Social History

Keywords

R S Sampson The Printer

MCGURK John

GWYNNE Sybil c Mrs

FANCOTE Barbara Joan Miss

Armadale Choral Society

Roleystone Musical & Dramatic Society

Gosnells Public Hall

South Suburban Musical and Elocutionary Society

Roleystone Junior Dramatic Club

Roleystone ladies Choir

Year

1933

Statement of significance

This object is also part of a collection of items that tells the story of the creativity and ingenuity of members of the local community in relation to art, design and engineering/construction. The collection relates to the objects social, commercial, commercial and asthetic value and how an individuals or organisations creativity has impacted on both the local community and wider audiences or users.

Comparative significance criteria

Interpretive capacity

Rare or representative

Well provenanced

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