District News. Carrington. Church Concert
THE attendance at the concert held at the Seamen's Hall on Monday evening, in aid of the Carrington Primitive Church Restoration Fund,…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1896
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Victoria Theatre. Pollard's Liliputian Opera Company
THE popular Liliputian Opera Company was seen at its best last evening in the production of Lecoq's celebrated work "Girofle Girofla," the Victoria Theatre being filled with an…
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THE dramatic entertainment and concert got up by the Mayor of Newcastle and an influential committee of citizens in aid of the Ellaby children, who were left destitute some…
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THE production of Offenbach's bright comic opera, "La Fille du Tambour Major," by Pollard's Lilipution Opera Company secured a good attendance at the Victoria Theatre last…
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The concert and dramatic entertainment, got up, chiefly, by Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Ranclaud, at the instigation of the Mayor of Newcastle (Alderman W. B. Sharp), in aid of…
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THE Pollard Lilipution Opera Company produced the new opera "Bulbo" before another fairly large audience at the Victoria Theatre last evening. This opera, which was written…
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THE story of "Ala Baba and the Forty Thieves," out of which a startling spectacular burlesque has been written, will be produced at the Victoria Theatre this evening…
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"ALI BABA and the Forty Thieves," with the numerous jokes and pretty songs, delighted the large audience that assembled in the Victoria Theatre last night, and quite…
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THE Messrs. Cogill Bros., minsteral and burlesque entertainers, will open a short season at the Victoria Theatre this evening, introducing a variety combination, including many…
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DESPITE the very hot weather on Saturday afternoon the band of the 4th Regiment fulfilled their engagement to perform in the Upper Reserve. Entirely unprotected from…
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THE Messrs. Cogill Bros, opened their short season in Newcastle to a full house at the Victoria Theatre on Saturday evening, spare seats being only noticeable in the dress circle…
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THE Cogill Bros. New Minstrel and Burlesque Company had another good house at the Victoria Theatre last evening, including Captain Kreig and officers of the Imperial…
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THE change of programme presented at the Victoria Theatre last evening by the Cogill Bros.' Minstrel and Burlesque Company drew another good house, some of the items…
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ONE of the most important concerts for this month is that to be given to Mr. Malcolm in the Masonic Hall on the 2 th instant. Mr. Edward King is arranging an excellent…
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AT the Victoria Theatre last evening the Cogill Bros.' new company of specialty artistes repeated their Tuesday's programme to a large audience. Every item was heartily…
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THE clever variety company sailing under the auspices of the Cogill Bros. were well patronised last night, when an entirely new programme was submitted. In the first part…
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THE Victoria Theatre was again fairly well filled last evening, and the entertainment presented by the Cogill Bros.' New Minstrel and Variety Company was enthusiastically…
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THE Victoria Theatre was fairly well patronised on Saturday night, when Messrs. Cogill Bros' Variety Company made its last appearance. The programme was a…
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THE enterprise of Messrs. Woods and Marshall in sending their large pantomime company into the provinces is likely to be one of the greatest success that has attended…
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THE Victoria Theatre was crowded to excess last evening, and everybody appeared delighted with the pantomime "Robinson Crusee," which without doubt isas deliciously…
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