Victoria Theatre. "A King Amongst Men."
On Saturday night, at the Victoria Theatre, Frank Reis' Dramatic Company staged the nautical drama "A King Amongst Men." The weather was very hot indoors, but the piece…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1905
296 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 1 of 15
In a Japanese Theatre
Legend and myth, war and chivalry, contributes largely to Japanese drama. The Stage is almost bare, the elementary scenery recalling descriptions of a…
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For many years Mr. Stanford, of this city, brother to the deceased millionaire, Senator Standford, at one time Governor of California, has been a collector of pictures…
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The young members of the Wickham Superior Public School Band have advanced beyond scale practice, and are now making progress in the set pieces placed…
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The interest of theatre-goers will be centred in to-night's performance at the Victoria Theatre of Mr. J. C. Williamson's new English Comedy Company, and…
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Last night, in the Victoria Theatre, Mr. J. C. Williamson's new English Comedy Company, opened the season by presenting the charming comedy, "The Marriage of…
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A good house witnessed the second production of the comedy. "The Marriage of Kitty" at the Victoria last night, by Mr. J. C. Williamson's Comedy…
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The third production of "The Marriage of Kitty," by Mr. J. C. Williamson's Comedy Co., at the Victoria Theatre last night, was again witnessed by a large and…
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There was a large attendance of seamen, apprentices, and officers at the entertainment given this week at the Bethel. The programme consisting of violin,…
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The entertainment to seamen give by the Newcastle Seamen's Bethel workers was well attended by officers and men from the ships. A musical programme was…
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An excellent programme of vocal and instrumental items was given at the Central Hall last night, in aid of Mr. R. Reid, of Stockton. Mr. W. Ross presided. The…
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Sir,—In the "Newcastle Morning Herald" of the 8th there is a report of a meeting of the committee of the West Wallsend Friendly Societies' sports, the latter part…
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LONDON, Monday.—A fire occurred at the Casino Theatre, New York, during a rehearsal on Saturday. The company and chorus became…
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Sir,—In the "Newcastle Morning Herald" of the 11th inst. there appeared a letter from the West Wallsend Band secretary complaining that the…
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Sir,—Referring to Messrs. Horne and Harden's letter, I did think, if they replied at all to Mr. Padgett's letter, that they would apologise unreservedly to the band…
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A military promenade concert was given on the Newcastle Cricket Ground last night by the Fourth Regiment Band, assisted by "A" Company Fourth…
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A comic opera season of five nights only will begin on Saturday next, the 25th inst., with the first appearance in Newcastle of Mr. J. C. Williamson's…
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Sir,—I have to thank Messrs. R. Horne and W. Harden, secretaries of the West Wallsend Friendly Societies' Sports Committee, for admitting the most important…
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The box plan for Mr. J. C. Williamson's comic opera season will open at Paling's to-day, and in view of the shortness of the season a rush for seats is anticipated…
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Sir,—The West Wallsend Band secretary wishes to know why we did not take the arrangements we had with the band from 1902 and make that case clear. Then he…
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