The Theatre
THE Theatre, we perceive, re-opens on Monday evening, under a new management. Mr. Knowles has been appointed stage manager, and if the manager is to be a…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1836
145 stories in Sydney's papers · page 2 of 8
Mr. Wallace's Concert
Mr Wallace's Concert was given on Wednesday evening, in the Saloon of the Royal Hotel. We do not know how many persons this room will hold. It was nearly full. and we…
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All admirers and good judges of music recherche join in acknowledging the exquisite treat afforded to the ear at Mr[?] Wallace's Wednesday Evening's…
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THIS EVENING, June 16, 1836, will be performed for the third time in this Colony, and by particular desire, Shakspeare's admired Play in five Acts, called the MERCHANT OF…
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THIS EVENING, JunE 20, 1836, will be performed for the third time in this Colony, and by particular desire, Shakspeare's admired Play, in five Acts, called the MERCHANT OF…
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On Thursday evening was performed to a respectable house, the " Two Drovets," a border piece, with the " May Queen" ns an interlude, and…
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THIS EVENING, Monday, June 27, will be performed the Comedy of THE HEIR AT LAW, to conclude with the New Caledonian Drama of THE TWO DROVERS…
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THIS EVENING, Thursday, June 30. will be performed the popular Drama of THE BLIND BOY. Edmond. Mrs Jones; Kalig. Mr. Mackay; Oberto, Mr. Knowles. After…
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Attracted by the favorable notices which had appeared in several of our colonial Journals, of the success of a drama entitled The Two Drovers founded on the tale of the…
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THIS EVENING, July 4, 1836, will be presented the grand Melo-dramatic Spectacle entitled TIMOUR THE TARTAR. Timour (for the 1st time) Mr. Mackay. The piece will…
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WE find the Colonist of last Thursday outrageous in its abuse not only of this species of amusement, but of all that partake of it; the writer classes all such persons indiscriminately…
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THIS DAY, July 9, will be produced, for the first time this season (by desire of the American Gentlemen now in Part) the popular Nautical Drama of THE RED ROVER. In the first Act will be…
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To my first night at New York, then, I looked with much anxiety, and net without reason. I had, contrery to the advice of many friends, given up a large income, the continuance of which the…
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Mr. Wallace's Concert, we hear took place last night at the Theatre Royal, but not having been complimeted with the ticket of admission usual in such cases, we…
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On Tuesday night His Excellency, the Governor honored the Drama with his patronage. The selection of the performances having been conceded to His Excellency…
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TO-MORROW EVENING, July 16, 1836, will be performed the Merchant of Venice; to conclude with the Comedy of Three Weeks after Marriage. The following prices are in active proparation, and…
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Took place on Wednesday night, and notwithstanding the muddy state of the streets and roads from the late rains, a very numerous assemblage of rank and fashion appeared…
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In a late number of our Journal, we inserted an article under the head of Theatre Royal, the recollection, of which must be fresh in the memory of our readers. The…
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THIS EVENING, July 16, 1836, will be performed the Merchant of Venice; to conclude with the Comedy of Three Weeks after Marriage. The following Pieces are in active preparation, and will be…
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On Friday evening the band of the 4th Regiment performed at the Theatre Royal, for the benefit of the School of Industry. His Excellency, suite, and family, with a…
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