A Scene in a Theatre
Some years since, while in the very zenith of her popularity, Madame Ristori played one night in the largest theatre in Madrid, the Queen occupying the royal box…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1885
17 stories in South Coast's papers
An International Ball
The commune of Pfettershaun, on the frontier of Switzerland and Alsati[?], recently celebrated its annual holiday. An innkeeper, whose establishment bestrides the…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →A Band of Practical Jokers
Ernest Legouve tells some good stories of Eugene Sue and the joyous band of practical jokers who gathered around him in the atelier of Theodore Gudin, the painter…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Poetry. In The Theatre. Three Loves
WHEN first I loved—long, long age— My spirit so journed alone In a realm of happy dreams. I trow I was a faneiful world of my own…
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A cruel heax was played off a short time back upon a German painter who is well-known both in Paris and Berlin. This clever man affects to be blase, and at a New-Year's…
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The commune of Pfettershaup, on the frontier of Switzerland and Alsatia, recently celebrated its annual holiday. An ionkeeper, whose establishment bestrides the…
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WE are glad to be able to inform our readers that everything is in satisfactory progress for the concerts, at Nowra and Broughton Creek, under the auspices of the Highland Society…
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THE complimentary concert tendered to Mr. J. W. Sharpe, in recognition of his public services in connection with Caudelo town and district, was taken up with great…
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At Nowra, in the new Public Hall was attended by about five hundred persons; the new Hall being densely packed Mr. James Fraser, J.P., occupied the chair. A programme…
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was quite a musical treat. The hall was full to the doors; and the singing—in almost every case of more than ordinary merit—was very ably assisted by Miss Miller's accompanying…
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THE Broughton Creek Committee deserve credit for the activity displayed in getting the Agricultural Hall there prepared for the reception of the thronged audience the singers…
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THE most gratifying success was experienced by the prumoters of a Concert given on Tuesday evening, in the Lyceum, in aid of the funds of St…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Local Intelligence. Miss Miller's Concert come off at Broughton Creek to-morrow night
NOWRA VOLUNTEER CORPS.—A meeting was held on Saturday night last, at the new Hall, Nowra, to swear in members of the above corps Mr. H. G. Morton, J.P., presided, and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Stony Creek Public School Concert
ON Friday last the above ca[?] off in the schoolroom in the presence of a large and apprecia[?]ve audience. The re[?] was well lighted and prettily decorated with…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Commercial. Ball[?]nsdale Live Stock Market. Monday, July 25
MESSRS. M[?]CA[?] Goo[?] AND Co, of [?]irnsdale, report:â The supply of cattle forward to-day was less than many mouths previous, and…
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The night was young. And wild. It is the characteristic of youth to be wild…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →With General Grant at the Theatre
I was at work in Nashville in 1863 (said an old telegraph operator) when Grant arrived just after the accident in Louisiana which made him use crutches. A friend and…
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