Hospital Concert
THE vocalists and band are particularly requested to observe their respective hours for the final practices, which are specially notified in our advertising columns…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1880
314 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 8 of 16
Victoria Theatre
THE performances last evening consisted of a very humourous and varied entertainment entitled "Merry Moments," by Mr. Roberts and Miss Clara Lemore,…
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ON Thursday evening a highly successful and very largely attended tea meeting followed by addresses and musical selections was held at St. James' Church,…
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R. J. ROBERTS and Miss Clare Lemore [?]e their last appearance at the above [?]tre last evening, to a very fair house. [?] same programme as produce on…
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[?] full rehearsal for this concert takes [?] to-day at the Victoria Theatre, at 4 [?]k. Members are particularly re[?]ed to be punctual. We are desired…
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THE caste of chareters in the powerful and beautiful three-act play, "All for Her," as it will be played at the Victoria Thoatre to-night (Saturday), appears in…
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THE long looked for concert by the Newcastle Philharmonic Society, in aid of the funds of the Newcastle Hospital came off on Thursday evening at the…
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IN spite of the fearfully tempestuous state of the weather on Saturday evening, there was a very fair attendance at the above theatre to witness the first appearance of…
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WE hear that a concert is to be given shortly by the united choirs of Newcastle for the benefit of the widow of the late esteemed Mr. Thomas Hale. The choirs,…
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DESPITE the wretched weather of Saturday night last, the People's I.O.G.T. Concert, at the Protestant Hall, was well attended. The various songs and…
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AT the Victoria Theatre, last night, Wybert Reeve's popular company once more placed before an admiring, though, it must be confessed, a comparatively…
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THE Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News contains a very warm article on the above. After alluding to the different classes of deadheads, it…
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"ALL FOR HER" was produced for the last time last evening at the above theatre. The various performers were loudly applauded, and the drama worked…
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WE hear that the Maitland Theatre, now the property of Messrs John Mayo and Co., is about to undergo extensive alterations It is about to be remodelled, and will be…
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LONDON, July 5.—The Duke's Theatre, in High Holborne, has been destroyed by fire. Baker and Farron, who were under an engagement to the lessee, lost a…
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MANY a day has elapsed since the curtain rose to such a realistic delineation of human character as was witnessed last night at the above theatre. We were…
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The Queen's Theatre, Manchoster, was crowded by an enthusiastic audience to witness the performance of Shakespeare's historical play of…
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"GEORGE GEITH," and the pathetic passages in his manly career, was again repeated at the Victoria Theatre, last night, by Mr. Wybert Reeve, and the powerful…
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We were pleased to observe a better house than has assembled for many nights, at the theatre, last evening, to witness the last representation of "George Geith," by…
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THE announcement that Mr. Wybert Reeve's masterpiece ("Count Fosco" in "The Woman in White ") was to be produced at the above theatre, on Saturday…
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