The Theatre
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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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1836
145 stories in Sydney's papers · page 6 of 8
The Theatre
"I am Sin Oracle, And when I ope my lips let no dog bark. The impunity with which Mr. Manager Knowles has been suffered to insult the public, by bringing…
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IT is with much pleasure that the Public generally are informed, that the gentleman who made his appearance (that being the first on any stage) on Monday evening last, was received by…
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On Wednesday evening Mr. Wallace indulged the lovers of harmony with another of his Concerts in the Saloon of the Theatre. We are gratified to observe such a friendly…
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This gentleman'slast Concert took place in the Saloon of the Royal Hotel, on Wednesday evening last, under the patronage of his Excelleny the Governor,…
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THIS EVENING, 19th September, 1836, will be performed for the second time this Season, the favorite Domestic Drama of LUKE THE LABOURER; or, THE LOST SON…
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The Concert of vocal and instrumental music, given by Mr. Wallace in the Saloon of the Royal Hotel, on Wednesday evening last, was numerously attended; and, taken…
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Since our last Theatrical notice, the admirers of the Drama have been gratified by the introduction of a new aspirant to Thespian honors in the person of a Mr. Gordon…
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THIS EVENING, September 22, 1896, will be performed Tobin's Comedy of THE HONEY MOON. After which, the Comic Duet of Polly Hopkins, by Master S. Jones and…
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THE following, is a Transalantic production, and was written, by a minister, who having been suspected of, preventing some of his young people from appearing at a ball, was visited with an anonymous…
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SIR—Part of the public who visit the pit of our theatre, seem to think it fair to go there in dirty clothes and with unshaven chins; the other part seem to pay the theatre and themselves a little…
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THIS EVENING, September 26, 1836, will be presented for the first time in Australia, Mrs. Centlivre's Comedy, in five Acts, called THE WONDER; or a Woman keeps a Secret!…
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THIS EVENING, September 29, 1836[?] will be performed Shakspeare's Tragedy of OTHELLO, the Moor of Venice. After which, a Dance by Mr Fitgerald. To conclude with…
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The Wonder a Woman keeps a Secret has been brought out, and drawn tolerably full houses, during the week. The plot of this comedy abounds in incident, and is well…
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Madame Malibran's re-appearance in her favourite character of Amina in La Somnabula, drew a great crowd to this theatre. Her reception was enthusiastic in the extreme. On her entry, she…
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THIS EVENING, October 3, 1836, will be performed for the third time, Mrs. Centlivre's Comedy of the WONDER; A Woman keeps a Secret To conclude with the Domestic Drama…
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A drama was performed at this theatre for the first time a few months back, with the title of Don Juan of Austria, and it is professedly a translation from the French,…
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On Thursday evening the magnificent tragedy of Othello was performed with considerable success. The reader of Shakspeare misses in the acting copy or prompter's book…
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THIS EVENING, October 6, 1836, will be performed the Domestic Drama called THE MAY QUEEN. To conclude with the Drama called TEKELI…
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