Victoria Theatre
BRET HARTE'S "Two Men of Sandy Bar " was repeated at the Victoria Theatre last night to a fair audience, by Mr. and Mrs. D'Orsey Ogden, and the Marian Willis…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1884
237 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 10 of 12
Frightful Panic in a Theatre. a Dastard Trick. Fourteen Persons Killed
LONDON, Sunday.—A panic with considerable loss of life occurred in the Pacific Star Theatre, Glasgow, last night. An alarm of fire was raised, and the…
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LAST evening there was an excellent attendance to witness the stirring and pathetic drama of "The Bit of Blue Ribbon," produced for the first time in Newcastle…
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LONDON, Monday.—The details published to-day, in regard to the panic in a Glasgow theatre on Saturday night, show that a very large number of persons were…
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AT the Victoria Theatre last night " A bit of Blue Ribbon" was played by Mr. and Mrs. D'Oreay Ogden to a fair house. This evening the performance of the season is to…
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THE lovers of vocal and instrumental music who were present at the Protestant Hall last evening, at the concert given by the pupils of Signor Lardelli, were well…
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THE concert in aid o[?] building fund the above church, given last night at-ne Protestant Hall, Newcastle, under the conductorship [?] Richeal Jones was very…
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LAST night the highly romantic operatic spectacle of "Rob Roy" was produced with scrupulous attention to detail, and with a most powerful cast. The title role was admirably sustained, by Mr. D'Orsay…
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At the Victoria Theatre, on Saturday evening, the Marian Willis Company concluded their season with a repetition of Shakspeare's tragedy, "Romeo and Juliet."…
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In connection with the Sydney Liedertafel are most enjoyable, and are looked forward to with great interest by the members and their friends. In consequence of…
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THE invitation concert given by Mr. A. H. Gee's pupils, and held last evening, in the Protestant Hall, was a genuine success, and proved conclusively that Mr…
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THE benefit entertainment tendered [?] Mr. John Ice, a well-known Newcastle [?] resident, came off at the above t[?] and on Saturday evening, with great [?] The…
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ALL LAWTON and an entirely new company, in addition to the old favourites, will re-appear to-morrow evening (Saturday) at the old Vic. The troupe will include the marvellous and astounding Girards,…
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ON Saturday night last, at the above theatre, Mr. Alf. Lawton's Speciality Union, strongly reinforced, reappeared, in conjunction with the Girards. The house was…
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ANOTHER splendid house greeted the appearance of Alf Lawtons Minstrels and Specialty Union at the above theatre last evening. The various ballads, and "corner…
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THE Lawton Speciality Union made their their appearance at the above theatre last evening to another very fair house. The programme was the same as that given the…
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YET another good house assembled to witness the Lawton Specialty Union at the above theatre last evening. The programme consisted of an entire change to that which…
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IN spite of the unfavourable weather last evening, and the numerous counter attractions, there was an excellent house to witness the performance of Alf. Lawton's…
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LAST night witnessed the last performance but one of Alf. Lawton's Specialty Union; when they reproduced the programme submitted the previous evening—the Perman family, in the statue clog…
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ADELAIDE, Friday.—Nine members of the branch of the Salvation Army at Strathalbyn were brought before the Police Court this morning, charged with…
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