Complimentary Concert
A GRAND concert comprising sacred and secular music will be given for the benefit of Mrs. Hale, (widow of the late lamented Mr. Thos. Hale), at the Protestant Hall in…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1880
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Victoria Theatre
LAST evening the performances consisted of the over-popular drama of "Rory O'More," founded upon the well-known story of that name by Samuel Lover. As…
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LAST evening at the Victoria Theatre the popular Irish drama "Rory O'More," and the screaming farce "Back from the Zulus," were played for the last time to a…
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THE entertainments last evening were for the benefit of Mr. Grattan Riggs, and consisted of Falconer's well-known romantic Irish drama of "Pope o' Day,"…
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As was anticipated, the complimentary concert, given at the Protestant Hall, on Thursday evening last, for the benefit of Mrs. Thomas Halo, was a gigantic…
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ON Saturday evening Mr. Grattan Riggs closed his highly successful season at the above theatre. The performances consisted of "Peep-o'-day" and " O'Toole's…
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IN view of the number who will probably attend the theatre during Mr. Dampier's season, we notice that several important alterations have been made for the purpose…
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LAST evening witnessed the triumphant return of Mr. Alfred Dampier to the scene of his former successes on the boards of the above theatre. The piece chosen for…
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THE popular drama of "The Royal Pardon" was produced last evening for the last time, with a similar success to all previous representations, Mr. A. Dampier…
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THE intensely interesting drama of "A for Gold " was produced last evening at the above theatre, to a very fair house indeed, considering the attractions at…
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THE usual weekly concert took place on Saturday evening at the Protestant Hall, and was attended by a large and respectable audience. The chair was occupied…
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LAST night the Victoria Theatre was comfortably filled by a highly appreciative audience, who assembled to witness the romantic and thrilling four-act drama…
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THE entertainment last evening consisted of the charming play "Belphegor the Mountebank,: in which Mr. Dampier sustained the title role with undiminished…
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ON Saturday night, at the Victoria Theatre, the dramatized version of Mr. Charles Reade's well-known novel, "It is never too late to mend"; or, "Honesty…
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THE very attractive yet life-like melodrama of "Never too late to Mend" was performed again last evening to another crowded house, and it evidently bids fair…
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IN consequence of the public meeting at the Court House, last evening, the attendance at the above place of amusement was limited. "It is Never too Late to…
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We have been requested to state by Professsor A. E. Rice (the well-known mind reader) agent for Mr. T. H. Boyd of the Sydney Falace of Art, that he has left…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—The proceeds of the late ball in aid of St. Vincent's Hospital has added £800 to the funds of that insititution…
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"IT is Never too Late to Mend" was produced at this place of amusement last evening, to a good house, for the last time. To-night the great London sensation, the…
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THE usual weekly concerts of the above took place on Saturday evening at the Protestant Hall, and was well attended The Vice-chariman occupied the chair…
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