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PROGRAM - SOUTH SUBURBAN MUSICAL AND ELOCUTIONARY SOCIETY THIRD ANNUAL FESTIVAL 1934

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1934

Overview

Light blue paper program. Black text on front. Inside is a list of performers and their categories, ranging from singing, speeches and musical instruments. On the back are the rules and regulations of the competition. Text on cover title [South Suburban Musical and / Elocutionary society. / THIRD / Annual Festival / PUBLIC HALL, GOSNELLS. / Friday and Saturday, October 19th and / 20th, Tuesday, October 23rd, Thursday, / October 25th, and Friday and Saturday, / October 26th and 27th, 1934].

Historical information

This was a program for the 1934 third annual South Suburban Musical and Elocutionary Society Festival that took place in Gospels Public Hall and was printed by R. S Sampson the Printer. There were many performers that performed at this festival including the Kelmscott Dramatic Society, Armadale Choral Society, Roleystone Choral Society, Roleystone Dramatic Society and John and Lorna McGurk who did solo performances.

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-33-COA2009.27

Item type

Documents

Material

Ink

Paper

Width

14.5000 cm

Height or length

0.3000 cm

Depth

22 cm

Themes

People

Social History

Inscriptions and markings

On front along the bottom [R.S. Sampson Printing CO.]

Keywords

SAMPSON R S Mr MLA

FANCOTE Barbara Joan Mrs

Roleystone Junior Dramatic Club

South Suburban Musical and Elocutionary Society

R S Sampson The Printer

Kelmscott Dramatic Society

Roleystone Dramatic Society

BUTCHER S Mrs

Armadale Choral Society

Roleystone Choral Society

MCGURK John

MCGURK Lorna

Place made

Perth
Western Australia
Australia

Year

1934

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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