Theatre Royal
ANOTHER Irish drama was presented by the Taylor-Carringon Company at the Theatre Royal on Saturday evening. It was designated "Ould Ireland," and…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1891
92 stories in Broken Hill & the Far West's papers · page 1 of 5
Theatre Royal. "Rip Van Winkle."
WASHINGTON IRVING'S delightful legend of the Catskill Mountains, where Rip Van Winkle indulged in his prolonged sleep of 20 years, was presented at the Theatre…
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THE Taylor-Carrington Company concluded their season here last night, when they very generously played "Erin-goBragh" for the benefit of the local…
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AT this theatre on Saturday night Stacey's Comedy Company opened in "Struck Oil" to a large and enthusiastic audience, by whom the performance was…
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A VERY thin house greeted the second production of "My Sweetheart" at this theatre last night, but the acting and singing of the principals was just as good…
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A FAIRLY numerous audience witnessed the performance of "Hans the Boatman" at the Theatre Royal last night, and each incident in that tragic lore story—the…
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MR E. A. STACEY'S company completed a very successful entertainment at this theatre last night, when Hans the Boatman was repeated. Owing…
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THIS drams has been played to good houses at the Theatre Royal for the last two nights by the St. Maur Company with great success. The writer had the…
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THE production of so amusing a comedy as "Brighton" for the first tims in Broken Hill might have been expected to draw a much bigger audience than…
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THAT drollest of comic plays "Brighton" kept a crowded house in intermittent bursts of applausive laughter at the theatre last night. Never has the company as a…
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THERE was a good house at the Theatre Royal on Saturday night to witness the first production of "The Arabian Nights," though the front seats were not so well…
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THE St. Maur Company made a new departure last night, when "Queen's Evidence," one of those sensational dramas in which villainy is vanquished and virtue…
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THE St. Maur Company concluded a brilliant and successful season at this theatre lastnight, when a large audience assembled to bid them farewell. The piece presented…
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THE Druids must be very popular in Broken Hill, judging by the large audience that assembled at their concert in aid of the banner fund at the…
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THE production of a drama with so appropriate a title as "The Silver King" did not fail to attract a large audience to the Theatre Royal on Saturday night. It…
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"THE SILVER KING" was repeated last night by Mr. Ireland and his clever company to a packed house, and received with every manifestation of favor. Mr…
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THE dramatic company at present playing so successfully at the Theatre Royal, played "The Lights of a Great Cicy," for the fourth time last night to another…
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MR. G. R. IRELAND and his clever dramatic company gave their final performance during the present season at this theatre last night, when a mixed bill,…
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A remarkable panic occurred in the Sandhurst Theatre on Saturday night. A terrible doststorm swept over the city, and the dust penetrated the theatre in…
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ST. PATRICK'S Day was appropriately wound up by a ball at the Skating Rink last night, at which there was one of the largest attandances ever seen in Broken…
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