Lady Hornbury's Ball
'I told you that girl was no good,' said Sir John. 'You had better send for her home and provide for her, or she will be talking about the Holmedale business…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1890
126 stories in Broken Hill & the Far West's papers · page 3 of 7
Theatre Royal
THE benefit given to Fritz, last night, at the Theatre Royal, was fairly attended, and passed off very satisfactorily, the minstrels acquitting themselves with…
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Owing to the great pressure on our Advertising space, the continuation of the above is unavoidably held over…
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'He was given over to the Jesuits, and was brought up at Stonyhurst. His mother provided for him partly with the nine thousand pounds which she had…
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IT was but a small attendance that greeted the Quintrell Family and Moonta Fisk[?], at the Royal, on Saturday evening —a fact due in all probability to the circus…
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The Quintrell Family and Fisk Combination faced a fair audience last night, and repeated an excellent programme. The Moonta Fiske were heartily…
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'And where is the gone, if you please?' said Lady Hornbury. 'Into Burgundy. 'With your leave, madame?'…
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'Madame's memory is very short. I thought that his attentions were directed to your daughter's maid, and so I discharged her; she was only the go-between…
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BY no means as large a house as the excellence of the performance deserved greeted the Quintrell and Fisk Combination at the Theatre Royal last night;…
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Is he a gentleman? asked Sir John. Oh yes; a man anout Frohsdorf. Bythe-by, here are the jewels which the Comte de Chambord sent her.'…
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THE experiment of reducing the prices at this theatre last night proved a success, and for the first time during the season of the Quintrell and Moonta Fisks…
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To-morrow night Mr. Harry Rickards, who is an old favorite on the Barrier, opens at this theatre with an entirely new company, containing, several variety…
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Harry Rickards, the evergreen character impersonator and vocalist, faces the footlights at the Royal to-night, and may expect a large house to greet his talented…
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AN evening party, the first of its kind daring the present mayoral year, was given by the Mayoress (Mrs. Coombe) last night, in the Carrington Hall, and…
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THE name of Harry Rickards must be indeed one to conjure with in Broken Hill, for it sufficed to pack the Theatre Royal to i[?]s utmost holding capacity on…
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A popular concert, with tableaux vivants, will be given in the Congregational Hall, Broken Hill, this evening. Several well-known and favorite amateurs…
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HARRY RICKARDS' Variety Company performed the same programme which was so successfully presented on Saturday evening to another crowded house last…
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Apopularconcert, with tableaux vivants, was given in the abovenamed church last night to a good and appreciative audience. The church was decorated with flags, &c.,…
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Another good house greeted Mr. Rickards and his variety company at this theatre last night, when the same capital programme which was presented on…
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A FAIR audience assembled at this theatre last night to witness the variety entertainment given by Mr. Rickards and his clever company. The first part of the…
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