Theatre Royal
One of the most numerous, and by far the most respectable audiences we have ever seen at the theatre, assembled on Friday evening last, to witness the performance by…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1836
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The Theatre
DURING the performance of some piece call The Hypocrile, at the Sydney Theatre, this day fortnight, the notorious Mrs. Taylor having to personate a character in which it was required to…
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THIS EVENING, July 21, 1836, in consequence of the favourable reception it has met with on its first representation, will be performed HOFER, THE TELL OF THE TYROL;…
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On Monday and Tuesday nights was performed for the first time, Hofer, the Tell of the Tyrol. This very pleasing Drama is founded [?] historical facts, recording incidents…
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THIS EVENING, July 23, 1836, will be performed, for the fourth time, "Hofer the Tell of the Tyrol." After which, for the second time, the laughable Farce of "Maid or Wife." To conclude with…
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THIS EVENING, MONDAY, July 25, 1836, will be presented, an entirely new Nautical Drama, called TOM BOWLING; in the course of which will be exhibited some new scenery,…
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TUTS EVENING, (TUESDAY.) July 26th, 1836, will be repeated the Nautical Drama of Tom Bowling. A Dunce by Mr. Fitzgerald. To which will succeed the Farce of Mr. & Mrs. Pringle…
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THIS EVENING, July 28, in consequence of the applause bestowed by a numerous audience who witnessed the performance of "Tom Bowling" on Monday evening last, and the…
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On Thursday evening was performed the petty comedy of Tom Bowling, and was succeeded by the petty tragedy of The Two Drovers; the first for the…
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THIS EVENING, July 30th, 1836, will be performed, [?]in consequence of the increasing applause bastowed upon its Nightly Representation, and for the last time for seve al night,) the m[?]eresting and…
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THIS EVENING, MONDAY, August 1, will be produced, for the first time, a Scottish Drama, founded on the exploits of the celebrated Highlander Gilderoy, and entitled GILDEROY,…
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The present criminal calendar We have been informed presents an unusually heavy aspect, but we question if among all the cases of murder, and there are many, there…
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WE had occasion lately to allude to outrage perpetrated on the Sydney Stage by that brazenfaced strumpet Mrs. Taylor, unparalleled we believe, in the annuals of theatrical entertainments,…
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THIS EVENING, August 4. for the first time, will be presented, a laughable Farce called THE NOBLEMAN AT HOME, Lord Esmond. Mr. Knowles; Old Dowdle, Mr…
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A very interesting Drama, Gilderoy, has been brought out this week. The story is constructed from the romantic history of the Pretender, and is worked up with a great…
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Gilderoy was repeated at the Theatre on Saturday, and in a somewhat similar state, judging by the critique in the Australian of yesterday, to what it was when…
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THIS EVENING, August 6, will be repeated O'Keete's Farce, in two Acts, of The Nobleman at Home. After which, A SONG, by Miss Douglas, To conclude with the favourite Caledonian Drama…
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THIS EVENING (Satuulay), August 6, 1836, will be repeated O'Keefe's Farce in Two Acts, of The Nobleman at Home. After which, A SONG by Miss Douglass. To conclude with the Favorite…
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THIS EVENING, Augusts 8, will be presented Tobin's comedy, in five Acts, called the HONEY MOON. Duke Aranza, Mr. Knowles; Rolando, Mr. Mackay; Zamora (with a popular…
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