Concert at Stockton
At Stockton, at 8 o'clock this evening, a grand concert will be given by Mrs. James, "the Welsh Nightingale," in the Temperance Hall Stockton. We have been favoured…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1886
294 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 5 of 15
Victoria Theatre
Last night the Victoria Theatre was well filled with an appreciative audience to witness one of the most laughable farces ever produced here, entitled a "Kiss in the…
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Last night Mrs. James, "The Welsh Nightingale," gave a very enjoyable concert at the Temperance Hall, Stockton. Mr. C. Chatfield was in the chair. Mr. Frank C…
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AT the Victoria Theatre last night, the company of Miss Florence Wade and Mr. Henry Alleyne rendered the world-renowned melodrama "The Bells." This…
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MISS FLOBENCE WADE and Mr. Henry Alleyne's Company again performed the world-wide melodrama "The Bells," at the Victoria Theatre, last night, to a fair…
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THE attendance last right at the theatre was rather meagre, the inclemency of the weather being sufficient to deter people from venturing out of doors " The Bells"…
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AT the Lyceum. last night, Mr. Charles Malcolm, A.R.A.M., gave his second grand concert. The hall was will filled notwithstanding that the weather was as…
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A grand ball is to be given at the Guild Ball, London, by leading Australian colonists. The Prince and Princess of Wales have been invited…
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The hospital ball last night was the largest and most successful gathering of the kind ever held in Tansworth, and it will be repeated to-night…
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IN opening his lecture Mr. Porteous said he was well aware he was treading on debatable ground; also that it was a subject on which public feeling ran high, and was…
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ON Saturday night Mr. Hart's "Happy Hours" Company appeared at the theatre to a very good audience. The company are old favourites among the Newcastle…
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MR. HART'S " Happy Hours" Company appeared at the above place of amusement last night, to a good house, showing evidently that the performance of Saturday…
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AT the Victoria Theatre, last night, Hart's "Happy Hours" entertainment was given with all their accustomed verve, and if applause is a test of merit, then the…
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THE farewell concert to Mrs. James, held in the School of Arts on Tuesday evening, did not receive that support warranted by the splendid programme. The attendance was…
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THE boards of the Victoria Theatre were again occupied last night by Hart's "Happy Hours" Company, and notwithstanding the unpropitious state of the weather a good…
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THIS ball promises to be very successful, and tickets are being freely disposed of The Lyceum Theatre will be appropriately decorated, and an excellent band has been…
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WE have pleasure in directing the attention of the investing public to the abridged prospectus of the Victoria Theatre company-Limited, which appears in our…
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GREAT preparations have been made, and the ball to take place this evening promises to be a very brilliant and successful affair. Numbers of tickets have been…
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THERE appears to be general rejoicing that to-night we are to be favoured with a performance the excellence of which is assured beforehand. The fame is widely spread of…
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THIS popular and fashionable annual reunion came off last evening with unparalleled success, and will form one of the most memorable events in the ter[?].sichorcan…
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