Victoria Theatre. "Alice in Wonderland."
There was a good attendance at the Victoria Theatre last evening to witness the last performance but one of the fairy pantomime, "Alice in Wonderland," which…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1902
411 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 3 of 21
Waratah. the Adamstown Band
On Sunday afternoon the Adamstown Band, under Bandmaster Sneddon, played a pleasing programme on the park at Waratah, which was highly appreciated…
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On board the fine clipper ship Sprinburn last evening, by permission of the master, Captain Crossthwaite, there was a moonlight concert, organised in…
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The Fourth Regiment Band gave a moonlight promenade concert on the Upper Reserve last evening in aid of the hospital. There was a very large…
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The public of Newcastle will on Saturday evening next have the opportunity of witnessing the production of Max Goldberg's famous costume drama, "Nell…
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To-night Miss Jennie Maynard (the London tregedienne) will inaugurate a short season at the Victoria Theatre with Max Goldberg's world-famed costume…
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A very interesting entertainment was given in the Wickham School of Arts last evening in aid of the widow and children of the late William Howe, who was…
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Sir,—In common with most citizens I attended the above function on Thursday evening for the purpose of hearing and enjoying the programme…
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On Saturday evening in the Victoria Theatre Miss Jennie Maynard, supported by a company of English and Australian artistes successfully opened a short…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Plague. Further Outbreaks. Another Theatre Closed. Sydney
A fresh ease of plague was reported by the Board of Health officials to-day. The infected patient is Ruth Dignam, a single woman, and about 22 years of…
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Mr. Charles Holloway and his dramatic company open a season at the Victoria Theatre on Saturday night. The opening production will be a new and original…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Local Precautions. Health Committee at Work. the Theatre Visited
The Mayor is taking every precaution to prevent the spread of the bubonic plague in Newcastle. Throughout Tuesday Alderman Cann was bus[?]y engaged…
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An entertainment in aid of Bandsman Houston, who was a loser by the recent fire at Stockton, was given by the Fourth Regiment Band in the Upper Reserve last…
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Mr. Charles Holloway, who has long been favourably known to Newcastle theatre-goers as a capable actor and an enterprising manager, commences a…
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On Saturday evening, at the Victoria Theatre, Mr. Charles Holloway, who has for years been known to Newcastle theatre goers as a capable actor and an…
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Dr. Dick reported verbally the result of his inspection with Inspector Lloyd of the Victoria Theatre Hotel that morning. One of the cellars required concreting, and…
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The melodrama, "The French Spy," was repeated, last evening in the Victoria Theatre by Mr. C. Holloway's company large audience witnessed the…
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The final performance of the melodrama, "The French Spy," was given last evening in the Victoria Theatre by Mr. C. Holloway's Dramatic Company, in the…
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Sir,—Having read the report in the "Newcastle Morning Herald" of Monday, referring to the cellars in the Victoria Theatre Hotel and the very strong…
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Sir,—In your issue of Wednesday is a letter from Mr. J. E. M'Clean, of the Victoria Theatre Hotel, in which he charges me, as a member of the…
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