AMUSEMENTS. The Sharp-Knarhoi Concerts
IN the audience at the Town Hall on Saturday night had been twice as large rit would still have baen less than equal to the merits of the concert. To the artists who had…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1899
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AMUSEMENTS. The Sharp-Knarhoi Concerts
ANOTHER very enjoyable concert was given at the Crystal Thentre last evening by the Lill Sharp Concert Company. The attendance, though not so large, was at all events…
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There was a packed and overflowing house at the Crystal Theatre last night when StaffCaptain Ferry, of the Salvation Army, gave a limelight and cinematograph exhibition. The…
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Edith Carwadine,a domestic servant, while attending the performance at the Tivoli Theatre on Saturday night, suddenly became unconscious, and on being taken to the…
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THE Tramway bandsmen were the victims of untoward circumstances yesterday afternoon. They were giving a sacred concert, the proceeds to go into the band treasury, in the…
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The Tivoli Theatre, in Castlercagh-street near King-street, Sydney, was destroyed by fire early this morning. How the fire originated is not known but it is surmised…
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About 1 o'clock this morning a fire broke out in the Tivoli Theatre. An alarm was immediately given, and whon the brigade arrived flames were…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →New Zealand Sympathy. Demonstration in a Theatre. AUCKLAND
At one of the local theatres last night, daring a tableau in tho course of the entertainment, one of the performers, who represented America, dramatically tore the…
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A concert in aid of the Church of England Picnic Fund was held lost night in Hegarty's Hall, South Broken Hill. The attendance was goal and the entertainment was in every…
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The above dance in aid of the Hospital funds came off last Wednesday evening at the Bijou Theatre, and was a very enjoyable one.There was not a large…
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THE concert given in the Town Hall last night in aid of S. Peter's choir fund was an enjoyable entertainment, and in every respect a distinct success. There was a targe and…
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The annual Hibernian Ball and Supper, held at the close of the dancing season, took place last night in the Trndes Hall. About 75 dancers took the floor, and these were…
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Mr. G. C. Bowen has lately been develing his time and energy in forming a chior for the Mica-street R.C. Church. He has been entirely successful, as the congregation of the…
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His Excellency has given his patronage to the M'Adoo Jubilee Singers, and will visit the Theatre to night with his party…
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In the "St. James's Budget" Mr. F. R. Cana has lately been contributing an interesting series of articles on "Boers and Uitlanders," in one of which,…
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The first of Mdile. Trebelli's song recitals will be given to-night at the Crystal Theatre. Mdlie. Trsbelli will sing, among others, " The Swallows" (Cowen). " Lore's Garden," "O. to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Bartley's Band and Eight Hours Day. to the Editor of the Barrier Miner
SIR.—Believing there is a misunderstanding with the public of Broken Hill're Bartley's Hand not taking part in the Eight Hours ' Procession, would you kindly allow spnce for…
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The united efforts of the associated bands were yesterday afternoon directed towards raising funds for the assistance of the family of a deceased bandsman, Richard Trenberth,…
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The Marylebone Cricket Club has decided that either umpire in a cricket match shall be competent to call a " no ball."…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →ANUSEMENTS. Benefit Concert to Charles Paul
THE benefit tendered to Mr, Paul in the Theatre last night was a huge successsfrom the beneficiare's point of view. Before starting time all the seating accommodation…
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