The Theatre
The Drama of Tekeli has been re-produced since our last publication. Mr. Mackay has thought it advisable to seek his fortunes in another land. He was a very valuable…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1836
145 stories in Sydney's papers · page 5 of 8
Theatre Royal, Sydney. Great Success of Blue Board!!!
THIS EVENING (Saturday), August 27,1836, will be repeated the Splendid Spectacle of BLUE BEARD; or, FEMALE CURIOSITY. To conclude with the Scottish Drama of GILDEROY the…
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THIS EVENING, MONDAY, August 29, 1836, will be presented Shakspeare's admired Tragedy, in Five Acts, of RICHARD III.; the part of Richard, Duke of Gloster, by Mr…
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The long promised spectacle of Blue Beard has at lengh been produced; and notwithstanding our expectation having been a good deal excited by the grandear of the play bills, there was no feeling of…
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" I am SIR ORACLE, And when I ope my lips let no dog bark." A Mr. Barton, who attaches to his nomenclature the important appendage--…
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In consequence of the universal applause with which the Splendid Spectacle of BLUE BEARD has been received, it will be repeated THIS EVENING (Thursday.)—To conclude with THE DEVIL…
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On Monday night Richard III. was produced; the part of Richard being allotted to Mr. Barton, "from the London Theatres"—lucus d non lucendo. It is evident that Mr…
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The Public is respectfully informed, that the Piece of BLUE BEARD, being received with constant shouts of approbation, it will be repeated THIS EVENING, and the DEVIL TO PAY…
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The Public is respectfully informed that the piece of Bea[?]d, being received with constant shouts of approbation, it will be repeated on Saturday, and the Devil to Pay, having given general…
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"I am SIR ORACLE And when I ope my lips let no dog hark." His appearance on entering served to foster these expectations, for he certainly…
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We are informed that Mrs. Chester's Concert was not well attended, notwithstanding which drawback the performance was generally worthy of a better…
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MRS. CHESTER'S Concert took place on Wednesday Evening, in the Saloon of the Royal Hotel, and notwithstanding the damp and chillness of the evening, the room was…
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On TUESDAY, September 6, 1836, will be performed the Popular Operatic Drama of CLARI THE MAID OK MILAN. After which, the Interlude of MR. and MRS. PRINGLE. To conclude…
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On Thursday Evening, September 8, 1836, will be performed for the first time in this colony, the admired drama called, THE RENT DAY. The Entertainments to conclude with the Grand Eastern…
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THIS EVENING, Thursday, September 8 will be produced for the first time in this Colony, a domestic Drama of grrat interest, called THE RENT DAY, and Distraining for Rent:—…
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We refer our readers to the Programe of that gentleman's entertainment, which takes place on Wednesday next, at the Saloon of the Royal Hotel—Mr. W…
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Whilst by their coarse applause, the ignorant, the vulgar and profane, do no less injury to the Drama, than do the sanctimonious by their Pharisaical roviliugs; men…
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"I am SIR ORACLE, And when I ope my lips let no dog bark." The remarks in our last number called forth by the infamous conduct of certain…
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THIS EVENING, September 12, will be peformed Shakspeare's admited Play, in five acts, called HENRY THE FOURTH, (first part); King Henry, Mr. Lane; Prince John, Mrs…
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During the past week nothing especially interesting has appeared. Blue Beard however has been greeted with the plaudits of very full houses. The management of the…
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