The Theatre Royal
THE Silver Star Company has been slowly but surely gaining local favor since its initial performance a fortnight ago, and on Saturday night an audience of…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1889
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Sunday Concert
To judge by the success which last night attended Mr. "Monty" Browne's first essay in providing some enjoyable music at the Theatre on Sunday evenings, this…
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DOUBTLESS through some omission on the part of those in charge of the arrangements, the usual invitation was not issued for the attendance of a MINER…
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THE Silver Star Variety Company now performing at the Theatre Royal under the direction of Mr. "Monty" Browne, may now be fairly said to have sung and…
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THE ball at the Rink last night, in honor of the local races, was not so well patronised as it should have been. The Rink management had made elaborate…
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THERE was a very good attendance at the Theatre Royal last night, and the performance of the various artistes gave great satisfaction to all present. The…
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THE initiative step taken a short time ago by the ladies of Silverton in giving a dance has had the effect of shaming the bachelors, and inducing them to come…
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The Central Board of Health of Victoria refuses to sanction the erection of a new theatre to replace the Bijou, which was recently burned down, unless it is built…
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The dress of a dancer at the Alhambra Theatre, London, caught fire during the performance on Thursday night. A panic ensued, but, although some damage was…
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