Theatre Royal
THERE was not a crowded house at the Theatre Royal last night to witness a miscellaneous programme billed by the Travers-Vale Dramatic Company. In…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1889
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Theatre Royal
FEW novels have obtained for themselves more readers in the colonies than "The Mystery of a Hansom Cab"; and on account of the popularity which it speedily…
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As the Travers-Vale Company fully deserved, there was a large attendance at the Theatre Royal last night to witness the production for the second time of…
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"THE Mystery of a Hansom Cab," which drew very good houses at the Theatre Royal on Saturday and Monday evenings, was repeated last night before another…
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THE fourth production of " The Mystery of a Hansom Cab " was witnessed in the Theatre Royal last night by a moderate house. Since " The Mystery " was first…
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THERE was but a very limited attendance at the Theatre Royal last night when the curtain went up on "The Cannon's Mouth." This piece has been previously…
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"THE ARTIST." was revived, at the Theatre last night by the Travers-Vale Dramatic Company, and as the play has been before presented during the present…
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WITH the return of winter, Sunday concerts have been again inaugurated in Broken Hill, the first for 1889 having been conducted last night in the Theatre…
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THERE was no performance at the Theatre Royal last evening, in conseuqence of the heavy downpour of rain having rendered locomotion about the streets almost an…
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At about half-past 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon a disastrous fire broke out in the Bijou Theatre, which occupies a portion of the Victoria Arcade, running…
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THE Hicks Ministrels again shook the sides of a crowded house at the Theatre Royal last night. Long before the curtain rose all the best seats were occupied. The…
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No one connected in any way with the Hicks' Minstrels entertainment can be other than perfectly satisfied with the success of the season which commenced…
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HICKS Minstrels announce that to-night they will give their final performance in Broken Hill, for which occasion a specially selected programme will be provided,…
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ON Thursday night the first of a series of monthly concerts in aid of St. Stephen's church choir and stipend fund, was given. There was a crowded house, and…
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TO-NIGHT the Theatre Royal will re-open with Monty Browne's Silver Star Variety Companyâan aggregration of vocalists, minstrels, and drawing-room entertainers…
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The whole front of Black Hall blazed with festive lights; and these lights were all reflected in the dark waters of the lake, and by the glowing foliage of the…
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A CONCERT in aid of the Roman Catholic Church, Silverton, was given in Allison's Hall last evening. The chair was occupied by the Mayor (Mr. H. Browne), and the…
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A VISIT to the Theatre Royal last night showed that the Silver Star Variety Company was hardly receiving the support from the local public which the efforts of…
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A CONCERT was given in the Assembly Hall, Purnamoota, on Saturday evening. The attendance was perfectly orderly, but highly appreciative. Messrs. Whiting and…
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DUSPTTE protestations innunerable that the performance given each evening in the Theatre Royal is an excellent one of its kind, the public coutinue to extend but…
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