Newcastle Kenevolent Asylum. the Christmas Concert
WE have much pleasure in drawing attention to an advertisement in another column, containing the names of the principal performers at the Christmas concert, including…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1884
237 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 12 of 12
Victoria Theatre. the Mascotte Opera Company
LAST night Offenbach's comic opera "La Fille du Tambour Major" was produced by the Mascotte Opera Company to a capital house, and it went splendidly. Miss Emma Wangenheim in the role,…
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A SPLENDID rehearsal of the choruses took place last evening at the Protestant Hall. Over forty members of the united choirs were present. Mr. Richard Jones conducted, Miss M. K. Jones presided…
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"OLIVETTE" was repeated at the Victoria Theatre on Saturday night to a fair audience, and the opera was as successfully rendered as on its first production. This…
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WE are requested to remind members of the United Choirs that full organ practice takes place to-morrow (Tuesday) evening, at half-past seven sharp. Members who…
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THE Mascotte Opera Company revived " La Mascotte" at the Victoria Theatre last evening, to a good audience. To-morrow evening the season will be ended with "Tambour Major."…
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WE understand that the demand for tickets for the Christmas night concert still continues, and the concert bids fair to be a grand success. Another full organ fair to be a grand success. Another…
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AN excellent practice took place at the Protestant Hall last evening. There was a large attendance, and a marked improvement was noticeable, showing that the hearts of the performers were in their work…
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At Anderson's Crystal Palace Gardens, Waratah, a special feature will be the Second Annual Band Festival, under the conductorship of Mr. W. Barkell…
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Mr. Dampier, one of the greatest favourites of Newcastle playgoers, was welcomed back at the Victoria Theatre last evening, by a crowded, good humoured, and appreciative…
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Our Wallsend correspondent writes:âA grand concert (Welsh Eisteddfod) will be held in the Mechanics' Institute, on Boxing Night (to-morrow). The programme…
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A GRAND sacred concert will be held in the Victoria Theatre this (Christmas) evening, in aid of the funds of the Benevolent Asylum to be…
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We have witnessed many "Boxing night houses" at the above theatre since its erection, but the "house" last evening certainly excelled them all. In fact the theatre was…
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"NEVER too Late to Mend" drew another crowded house on Saturday evening, long before the performance commenced, and there is no doubt that if pre-arrangements…
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WE see by advertisement, that all holders of outstanding tickets for the late concert in aid of the Benevolent Asylum, are requested to communicate with the hon. sec…
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"THE Wages of Sin " seems likely to prove as attractive "Never Too Late to Mend," judging from the crowded house last night—the stalls and pit were densely crowded, and…
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THERE was another excellent house last night to witness" The Wages of Sin." Mr. Dampier, Mrs. E. Holloway, and Miss Lily Dampier, were honoured by two recalls before the curtain. The drama went…
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SYNDEY, Tuesday.—A commencement was made yesterday with the foundation of the new theatre, at the junction of Pitt and Market streets…
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