The Theatre Royal, Sydney.—
People observing the progress or the new theatre in Castlereagh-street, have been accustomed for some time to remark that the Prince of Wales Opera House is at length being rebuilt. As a…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1875
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A Clergyman Fined for Drunken-ness in a Theatre
At the Bow-Street Police Court, on Saturday, the Rev. Thos. Barnard, a clergyman of the Church of England, residing at Chipping Ongar, Essex,,was charged before Mr…
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ON Monday evening the usual fortnightly meeting, held in the Primitive Methodist school-room, was crowded to excess. In the absence if Mr. W. Wills the Rev. B. Kenny presided. Messrs. J. Reay and W. Rodden by…
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On Wednesday night last we paid a visit to this Theatre, and had the pleasure of witnessing Mr. Holloway's representation of King Richard III., and were highly pleased with the performance. Mr. Holloway is a very…
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By advertisement elsewhere it will be seen that the great sensation drama of "Formosa" will be given at the Theatre Royal, Newcastle this (Saturday) evening with a powerful company. The hour of commencing…
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The Otago Guardian, of July 12th, gives the following account of the feat of walking 100 miles under twenty-four hours, performed by Young Scott in the Queen's Theatre…
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A GRAND vocal and instrument concert was held in Harris' Rooms, on Monday evening, in aid of the Wallsend Public School, at which the Wallsend Cheral Union, Wallsend Brass Band, and a number of lady and…
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Elsewhere will be found a most complete and excellent programme to be gone through at Greta, on Tuesday evening next, under the auspices of the Excelsior Lodge, No. 1599, G.U.O.O., and under the able conductorship…
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This splendid band, under the conductorship of the talented leader purpose, giving the Newcastle people treat this evening, as they intend playing a complete programme of choice selections in the Asylum Grounds…
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Our Lambton friends have come to the fore, and issued an excellent programme to be given at a concert in the Rechabites Hall, Lambton, on Monday next. The programme, which appears elsewhere, speaks for itself. The…
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On Monday evening last a grand concert was given in the Rechabite's Hall, Lambton, by the Lambton Choral Union, assisted by some of the leading amateurs of the district. The…
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A rich musical treat for the inhabitants of this district commences at Wallsend this (Saturday) evening and continues on Monday, the 13th inst., at Harris' Assembly Rooms. The Combination…
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Two grand concerts were given by this talented company in Harris' Assembly Rooms, on Saturday and Monday evenings last. The attendance on Saturday was good; but on the second evening only middling,—…
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We understand that the members of this band will hold a picnic on Saturday next, near the racecourse paddock Music and sports will be the order of the day, and there is no doubt that, should the day be fine, there will be a…
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The members of this band held a picnic on Saturday near the racecourse paddock, when their wives and' sweethearts assembled with them to enjoy themselves. The day was spent most agreeably, the baud performing…
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The usual fortnightly meeting was held on Monday evening, when the church was crowded. Addresses were delivered by Mr. W. Willis (President), Mr. J. Lawton, Mr. R. Todd, and the Rev. B. Kenny. Messrs…
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The usual meeting of this society was held in the Primitive Methodist Church, on Monday evening, when the usual recitations, melodies, and speeches were delivered. This society's meetings have become…
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We understand that a gentleman of large theatrical experience in Sydney has an idea of erecting a theatre and all the necessary surroundings in Wallsend shortly. He is now in treaty for a central piece of ground, and if…
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The new theatre was opened on Saturday evening, and long before the hour for opening a large crowd had assembled in front of the building. It would appear that the internal arrangements and…
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The opening of the new theatre in Castle reugh-street, on Saturday last, appeared to excite a lively interest in the minds of the public generally. Long before the time…
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