Victoria Theatre. Mr. Frederic Maccabe
RECOVERED from his recent severe cold and bronchitis, Mr. Frederic Maccabe, the king of entertainers, reappeared, after an absence of six years, before an enormous audience at the…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1888
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Victoria Theatre
MR. FREDERIC MACCABE again appeared at the above place of amusement last night in his diversified representation of "Begone dull care," and, as on the opening night,…
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A LARGE audience was present in the Victoria Theatre on Saturday night, when the above company opened with the emotional drama, "The Octoroon," which gave great…
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DION BOUCICAULT'S famous Irish drama, "The Colleen Bawn," always secures a good reception, and the performance of it last, night in the Victoria Theatre by South's…
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THE first anniversary of the above, in connection with the Wesleyan Church, Waratah, was held on Wednesday evening, when the members…
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THE bill of fare of this talented company, last night, was "East Lynne." Mr. South and his company deserve the support of the Newcastle public,…
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A LARGE audience assembled in the Y.M.C.A. Hall, King-street, last night, upon the occasion of a benefit concert tendered to Mrs. Bollard by her pupils…
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THE theatre was attended by an appreciative audience last night, when South's Dramatic Company performed a play which is new to Newcastle, and which from its representation…
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AT the Temperance Hall, Stockton, last night, a concert was given in aid of the funds of Stockton Volunteer Fire Brigade, Mr. J. F. Ellis presiding. The attendance was not…
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THE grand Scottish concert, as given by the Crawford-Hunter Party in the Music Hall last night, was truly termed grand. The audience, though small, was delighted at the…
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THE intense interest manifested in the appearance of the above eminent actor this evening, in the first of his series of representations in Newcastle, surpasses anything…
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THE extraordinary assemblage of persons stretching across the footpath into the road, in the proximity of the Victoria Theatre, on Saturday night, was a sufficient proof of the…
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THE widespread sensation caused by the production of "Drink" on Saturday night at the above theatre resulted, as might have been expected, in another densely packed house,…
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THE enthusiasm displayed at the theatre on Saturday and Monday evenings, when Mr. Charles Warner made such a splendid impression in "Drink!" was repeated last night,…
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LAST evening the above theatre was again crowded to excess (the dress circle being completely filled) to witness Bulwer's ever popular play "The Lady of Lyons," with…
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As we anticipated, the theatre last night was crowded to witness the representation of "Hamlet," with Mr. Charles Warner in the title role. The dress circle presented a…
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LAST night, the last but one performance, for the present, in Newcastle of the famous actor, Mr. Charles Warner, the Victoria Theatre was attended by a large audience assembled to…
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FOR some weeks past the public have been anxiously looking forward to the advent in Newcastle of "Crawford's New Diorama of Scotland," and last night their expectations…
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THERE was another good audience at the above place of entertainment last night to witness Crawford's diorama of Bonnie Scotland, and as on the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Re Concert to Mrs. Bollard. to the Editor
SIR,—Having just returned to Newcastle, my attention has been called to a report in your issue August 10th last of a concert given to. Mrs. Bollard. Considering all the…
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