Victoria Theatre
THERE was a very fair attendance last evening to witness the varied programme provided by the excellent variety troupe new performing at this theatre. New…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1877
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Amusements. Victoria Theatre
LAST night having been set apart for the benefit of Mr. Laroche, a bumper house was the result, the lower part of the theatre being crowded to excess. A most…
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A grand concert of miscellaneous music was given by the celebrated Lambton Choral Union, assisted by other friends, in aid of the building fund, in the Mechanics'…
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THE opening of the dramatic season at the above popular place of entertainment was crowned with success, Long before the doors were opened there were hundreds…
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THE entertainment last night was very successful, and, notwithstanding the inclement state of the weather, a good audience filled the theatre, particularly…
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IT has been raining all day to day. The tender of W. Evans, for painting the Newcastle post office, has been accepted…
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"THE Governor" brought together a densely packed audience, last night, who, notwithstanding the fury of the elements, enjoyed the vagaries of Mr. Baker, as…
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MR. HOLLOWAY has commenced his term at the theatre in a very auspicious manner. The house was literally packed on Saturday night, and a large number of…
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ONE of the latest ideas in the exercise of philanthropy is that of utilising one of the most necessary articles of domestic comfort in assisting the distressed…
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WE have rarely witnessed a more genuine success than those talented artistes in this famous drama last night. The building was crowded to suffocation, and hundreds…
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NOTWITHSTANDING the counter attractions of the political meetings, and the theatre, and the drawback of an inclement night, the hall was crowded with a gay and festive crowd,…
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LAST evening, notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather, there was a very fair house to witness the fourth production of this sensational play at the hands…
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THE Appropriation and Loan Bills, were presented to the Governor this morning. The proclamation, proroguing…
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LIGHTS out! Down with the curtain, and so closes the scene on one of the best, if not the best dramatic representations that has been presented before a…
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LAST night witnessed one more and crowning triumph for Messrs Baker and Farron in their drama of Lien Eacles, or Life in New York. The songs, the dances, the by-play,…
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ON Monday night, Mr. Sothern, son of the famouse Dundeary with Miss. Missie Waton and a compant of new faces, will make their first appearants before the Newcastle public…
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THERE was a good house last night to see the debut of Mr. Sothern, in the world-famous impersonation of Lord Dundreary. The Character is one of great difficulty, for it never awakens the sympathies of…
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PLAYGOERS, and all the community having is bad attack of electionesring on the brain last night, it was not to be expected that there would be a large attendance at the theatre—and there was not. To-night,…
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THE attendance last evening was remarkably good, considering the great excitement outside, the dress circle being fairly filled. This evening, for the first time in Newcastle, the…
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"ROMEO AND JULIET," one of the most bean of Shakespeare's plays was presented here on Saturday night. The acting of Mr. Soth[?]rn and Miss Minsic Walton was beyond…
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