Theatre Royal
THE Marie Wilton Company continue to play at the Theatre Royal, but the weather has been sadly against them, and the attendance has therefore not been up to what they deserved. This is one of the best…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1883
7 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers
Murder in a Ball-room
THE latest "trngie incident" reported from Texas is the shooting of Air John Stroup, a young planter, in a ballroom at a house near Dallas, by another young plantor, Mr Frank Bullington, It seemed…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Grafton Choral Society's Concert
CHANGES of travel found me in Grafton on Thursday, and at 8 o'clock I joined the crowd which was pouring into the Theatre Royal, a fine large and lofty place, to hear what was announced as a "grand concert."…
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THE German National Theatre, the largest edifice of the kind in Berlin, capable of accommodating upwards of 3000 spectators, was destroyed by fire on April 5. The destruction is…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Mr Dam[?] at the Theatre Royal
TUESDAY was the opening night at this theatre, which was to introduce Mr Alfred Dampier to a Grafton audience. The piece chosen was "The Royal Pardon," and there was a fair attendance,…
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THE "Black Flag" was reported at the Theatre Royal on Saturday evening, to a good house. The piece is not one that furnishes a wide field for Mr Dampier to display his talents, but what there is in…
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THE "Green Lanes of England" was reproduced on Tuesday evening to a good house, the cast being the same as on the previous evening. Although the character of Gentleman George is taken by Mr…
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