The Theatre. to the Editor of the Sydney Monitor
SIR, ON THURSDAY I went to the Theatre for the first time since the Old Theart[?]re has been re-opened…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1833
29 stories in Sydney's papers · page 2 of 2
The Theatre
THE GOVERNOR, according to the notice given by the news paper attended the new Theatre for the first time since his inauguration into Bire. The Theatre had been well reported…
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ON Thursday, by desire of Chief Justice Forbes, the play of the Honey Moon, with the farce of the Fillage Lawyer, were performed to a full house. Mr. Forbes,…
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HER MAJESTY gave a State Ball, on Friday night, at St. James's Palace, the preparations for which were similar to those on former occasions. A Guard of Honour, composed of…
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Whilst H. M. surveying ship, the Beacon, was employed in making soundings off Mount Athos, on the 18th of March last, Capt. Copeland received a communication…
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ON Saturday, Mrs Mackay did not appear in the part allotted her, and Mr. Groves came forward and informed the audience, that she would not do so "from some…
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THE actors complain bitterly of Mr. Levy's want of system, and his neglect of those rules which distinguish theatres at home, even those of the humblest…
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We are glad to learn, that the Theatre is recovering a gradual increase of visitors. This is what we expected, & by a cartailment of superf[?]ous expenses on the one hand, and an increase in the receipts…
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[We have received the following article on the Theatre; and as it is written in the editorial plural, it was probably intended for our adoption; but, we think it better…
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