Ballet Girl Burnt to Death at the Victoria Theatre
AN inquest was held last Friday, on view of the body of Fanny Osborne, whose dress caught fire on Monday evening last, at the Victoria Theatre Sydney, during a…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1873
10 stories in Riverina's papers
A Snow-ball Riot
A serious riot arising from a snow-ball conflict occurred in Dublin. The students of Trinity College, to the number of 500, congregated at the back entrance to the…
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The following details are given in the Levant Herald of the terrible accident at Smyrna:- SMYRNA, FEB. 10…
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The first concert of the Royal Albert Hall Amateur Orchestral Society, about which there has for some time been a great deal of talk in musical circles, was given on the…
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The first concert of the Royal Albert Hall Amateur Orchestral Society, about which there has for some time been a great deal of talk in musical circles, was given on the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Adelong Amateur Concert. to the Editor
SIR,—We have bad two concerts for the benefit of Mr. J. Parker, a blind musician, which were in every way a success. The masterly way in which the business was gone through, under the able management of Mr…
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Sir,—An advertisement appearing in the 'Times' of this date calls upon me to contradict a scandal; I shall be glad if you will grant me space in your next issue to explain…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Panic in the Victoria Theatre. (From the Empire.)
During the play of "Hamlet" at the Victoria Theatre on Saturday night, an explosion of gas occurred on the stage, and a panic amongst the audience immediately…
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A GREAT disturbance occurred recently at the Plymouth Theatre, in consequence of a party of naval officers making a demonstration against Charles Reade's play of "It's Never…
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