Public Meeting at the Theatre Royal
A public meeting of citizens, convened under the auspices of the A. M. A., was held at the Theatre Royal yesterday afternoon to discuss the present water…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1892
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Political Meeting. Messrs. Cann, Waddell. and Sharp at the Theatre
A LARGE audience assembled at the Theatre Royal last night to hear addresses announced to be delivered by Messrs. Cann, Sharp, and Waddell. Mr. Burke,…
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THE Gerald-Duff Company appeared on Saturday night at the Theatre Royal in the highly effective drama "The Lights of a Great City." Although the Broken…
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THE annual concert given by the Silver Star Lodge of the Ancient Order of Druids took place at the Theatre Royal last night, but was not so well patronised…
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MISS LILLIAN BEDDARD, the "star" with whom Mr. Cunard opens the Theatre Royal on Saturday night, has just completed a successful tour of South Africa…
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MISS LILIAN B[?]DDARD and her all-round good company repeated "The Silver Shield" at the Theatre Royal last evening, in the presence of a very fair house…
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THE Central News correspondent at No[?]on-Ty[?] telegraphed to the National Press on January 1 that a tragic occurrence happened on Saturday…
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JUSTICE was not done to "Pygmalion and Galates" by Miss Lillian Beddard's company last night. It may be that the weather has bean too sevare for study;…
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THERE was a moderate attendance at the Theatre Royal on Saturday night, when "Pygmalion and Galatea," preceded by the ever-popular "Box and Cox," was…
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THE Stacey Comedy Company inaugurated their present season at the Theatre Royal on Saturday night, when, with the exception of a few vacancies in the front seats,…
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A PRETTY country girl who has come to speed the Christmas holidays among [?]ves, who had made a midsummer [?] to her father's farm in the woods,…
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A CONCERT in lid of the Broken Hill Hospital was held at West's Hall on Wednesday evening. The hall had been tastefully decorated with flags, &c., and…
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THE Theatre Royal was about full to the brim last night on the occasion of the concert given by the pupils of the North Broken Hill school in aid of their piano…
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The ball organised by the surface workers on the various mines, the proceeds of which go to the funds of the hospital, took place at the Town Hall last night,…
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A GROUP of girls stood at the stage door of the Grand Opera House in Vienna talking or exchanging words with the othes employees who passed in, keeping…
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SIR,—On behalf of the widow, my family, relatives, and friends, allow me to thank Mr N. Andrews and his band in the most hearty and sincere manner…
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TO-NIGHT, at the Theatre Royal, the Pollard Juvenile Opera Company will produce for the first time "The Mikado," which not only is in many…
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A concert in aid of the Baptist Church was given in the Freemasons' Hall last night. The hall was crowded, and the concert proved most enjoyable…
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THE annual shearers' concert in aid of the Hospital was held at the Theatre Royal last night, and was undoubtedly a great success. The house was…
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THE front seats of the Theatre Royal were crowded, whilst the back seats were almost entirely vacant, last night, being the occasion of a tableau…
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