Windsor Theatre Burned
LONDON, Wednesday.—The Theatre Royal, Windsor, with all the properties and scenery, has been destroyed by fire…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1908
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Competitive Concert
A competitive concert, in connection with the Charlestown Literary Institute, is to be held on Monday evening, March 2nd. The competitions are a varied character, and…
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An appreciative audience witnessed the first production of the three-act farce-comedy "Jane" by the Blandford Wright Musical Comedy…
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Mr. Blandford Wright's Musical Comedy Company produced the three-act musical farce, "Tom Dick, and Harry," before an appreciative audience at the…
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The three-act musical comedy, "A Strange Marriage," was presented at the Victoria Theatre last night by Mr. Blandford Wright's company, who certainly…
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The Baptist choir will give a popular concert in the Tabernacle, Laman-street, to-night. The programme is a good one, and consists of choruses by the choir,…
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The competitive concert, being promoted under the auspices, and in aid of the funds of the Cardiff School of Arts, is to be given to-night and to-morrow…
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The Blandford Wright Comedy Company produced "A Strange Marriage" for the second and last time at the Victorian Theatre last evening. There was an appreciative…
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A competitive concert in connection with the Charlestown Literary Institute is to be held on Monday evening next. Gold medals are offered for competition, and intending…
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A competitive concert was held on Monday evening in connection with the Charlestown Literary Institute, when there was a fair attendance, Mr. J…
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At the principal scenes in the notorious Thaw-White tragedy are to be show at the Victoria Theatre on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings next by Verto's…
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Vetro, the well-known public entertainer, will commence a short season in the Victoria Theatre, to-night, his chief attraction being pictures…
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There was a moderate attendance at the Victoria Theatre last night, when Mr. Percy Verto's company, opened their season in Newcastle. The programme put…
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Mr. Percy Verto's company appeared for the second time at the Victoria Theatre last evening. The performance contained many attractive items, all of which met with due…
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The proposal to send a band to the France-British Exhibition from New South Wales is assuming definite form. Mr. J. Thompson, of Sydney, who has taken the…
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The St. Patrick's Day celebrated closed last evening with a grand concert in the Town Hall arranged by a committee, of which Messrs. D. Naven and J. B. Enright were…
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Sir,—Your Sydney correspondent in yesterday's issue says "The Newtown Band, in addition to winning the 1907 championship, have also won seven other…
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At the Central Mission Hall, King-street, this evening, Mr. David Burt, violinist, will make his final appearance in Newcastle prior to his departure for…
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Those who had the good fortune to be present at Mr. David Burt's farewell concert, held last evening at the Central Hall, King-street, were afforded a [?]rare musical treat…
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The professional musicians of Newcastle have decided to tender a complimentary benefit to Mr. William Shotton, who suffered a severe loss through the recent flood. The…
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