Stephens Creek Concert
THE men who have been employed at the Stephens Creek waterworks, under the superintendence of Mr. C. Jobson and his staff, celebrated on Saturday…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1892
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Theatre Royal
THE second appearance of "Bridget O'Brien, Esquire," was accompanied by all the echauffement—to use an expression suggested by the widow's French—…
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AT the Theatre Royal to-night the Sheridan Company will produce Boucicault's attractive Irish drama, "The Shaughraun." Mr. Sheridan will…
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ON April 27 an appalling fire took place at[?]de Grand Central Theatre at Philadelphia, and resulted in the loss of six lives, severe injury to over 50 persons,…
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The appearance of the Theatre Royal, which was partially destroyed by fire this morning, as viewed from the stage, is desolate in the extreme. The blue sky is…
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At 4.25 this morning the Metropolitan Fire Brigade turned out, in response to an alarm of fire in the Theatre Royal, at the corner of King…
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THE concert to be given by the pupils and others connected with the North Broken Hill Public School, at the Theatre Royal to-night, in aid of the…
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A VERY satisfactory audience attended at the Theatre Royal on Saturday night to assist in the success of the concert tendered by Mr. Wallace,…
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MR. A. L. CUNARD, lessee of the Theatre Royal, is rapidly filling up the dates for the greater part of the remainder of the year. The first…
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THE popular concert which was given last night in the Theatre Royal, under the management of Mr. Cunard, attracted a moderate attendance. All the numbers…
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A CONCERT on behalf of the strike fund was given in the Theatre Royal last night by the Union Minstrel and Variety Company, under the…
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THE second of a series of fortnightly concerts was given last night in the Girls' High School (Anglican), Chloride-street, and was well-attended…
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SIR,—In reply to Mr. Adkin's inquiry re concert, the facts are briefly these. I was requested to fill the position of stage manager at the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →To the Editor of the Barrier Miner. The Strike Benefit Concert
SIR,—Re the strike benefit concert and Mr. F. W. May's abortive and farcical attempt at explaining the alleged mysterious disappearance of some portion…
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A plain and fancy dress ball was held last night in Tait's Masonic Hall in aid of the strike fund. Few people availed themselves of the opportunity…
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Mr. Jonah Williams, one of the committee of the recent strike benefit concert, concerning which there has recently been some controversy, in forwarding a…
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SIR,— "This fellow's of exceeding honesty, and knows all qualities, with a learned spirit, of human dealings." —OT[?]E[?]O…
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THOSE interested in Band of Hope work will be pleased to learn that a "Band of Hope" in connection with the South Bible Christian Church was inaugurated on…
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THE third of a series of fortnightly concerts was given last night in the Girls' High School, Chloride-street. There was a packed house, and the…
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WE sot out on our fitst visit to a Japanese theatre, not exactly knowing whether we should be moved, by what we saw therein, to laughter or to tears, or whether either…
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