The Theatre
This place of recreation was opened again on Saturday [?]ning. Black-eyed Susan, and Fortune's Frolic, had been announced, but the latter piece was superseded by the performance of…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1833
29 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 2
The Theatre
A new afterpiece (viz. Fortune's Frolic) was introduced on Monday evening to a very respectable and crowded house. The manner in which it was got up reflected great credit on the…
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Mr. Levey, from his singular love of bombast in opposition to simplicity, has styled his little humble place " Theatre Royal!" Truth and nature and fact,…
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The genus of the Tories will soon become extinct. Their curious fossil remains will, at no distant day, form matters of illustration by political naturalists, in lectures on our…
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PAGANINI played for the first time since his accident, on Tuesday; with what pain or discomfort to himself we cannot tell, while the music went as smoothly and beautifully as ever. The friends of…
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SIR, As a lover of the drama, I attended the theatre on Saturday last, to witness the first five-act play performed (I believe) in…
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SIR, As a lover of the drama, I attended the theatre on Saturday last, to witness the first five-act play performed (I believe) in Australia. The…
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Their Majesties gave a State Ball at St. James's Palace on Friday evening, which was more numerously attended than either of the preceding Balls this season…
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Lewis's play of The Castle Spectre was produced, for the first time at the theatre on Saturday evening last. This is one of those sickly, sentimental,…
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We last night visited this theatre for the purpose of seeing the second performance of Mr. Jerrold's Factory Girl. It was more favourably received than on Saturday, but we scarcely think…
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BY a reference to our third page, our readers will perceive a letter from one Monsieur Impartiality, to which we beg leave to call their attention. What…
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We all remember--at least Barnet Levey remembers--the howling of a certain race some time ago when a theatre was first proposed in this colony. We all remember the heavy denunciations…
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The Comedy of the Miser, with the afterpiece of Bombas[?]es Furisoso, were performed on Saturday evening to a crowded audience. The Miser, although stated in…
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WE Would advise Mr. Levey to take such steps, as to prevent the belief of a report now in circulation, that he proposes to exclude from the Stage, all actors…
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We have received the following letter from Mr. Levey, which we insert with pleasure. TO THE EDITOR OF THE SYDNEY MONITOR…
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We refrained in our last, from noticing the circumstance of Mr. LEVEY having, as we learnt, been persuaded, for peace sake, to comply with the…
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WE suggest to Mr Levey, how far he may think it due to the feelings of the religious portion of the community (a powerful body b[?] the bye, when they take alarm of offencey…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Sydney Gazette and the Theatre. To the Editor of the Currency Lad
SIR, The extravagant length to which the Editor of the Sydney Gazette has, of late, gone in his theatrical remarks, and the arrogance and with…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Original Correspondence. Theatre. To the Editors of the Sydney Herald
GENTLEMEN,—Seeing a paragraph in your valuable Paper, in which my name is mentioned, I trust, that in order to prevent the public forming any erroneous opinion, that as you are "Sworn to…
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(OUR reporter's account of the opening of the Theatre, being fully more severe than that of the Sydney Gazette, we adopt the critique of the latter, wishing well to…
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