Ball at the Pulteney
The Emigrants' first Annual Ball took place on Monday evening, at the Pulteney Hotel. The company was very namerous—about 150. Dancing commenced shortly after nine o'clock and was…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1837
78 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 4
The Theatre
The Fairy tale of Oberon; or, the Charmed Horn, has been produced with no inconsiderable degree of splendour under the circumstances of the Colony. It is of course…
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THIS EVENING, January 12, 1837, the Evening's Entertainments will commence with the popular Comedy, called ROCHESTER; or. King Charles the Second's Merry Days…
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THIS EVENING, January 19, 1837, the Entertainments will commence with WARDOCK KENNILSON. After which. THE SULTAN. To conclude with AN UNCLE…
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TO-MORROW EVENING, January 27' 1837, will be presented, for the first time this season, the celebrated Musical Play called THE SLAVE. After which, will be presented the…
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THIS EVENING, February 2, 1837, will be performed for the first time this senson, the Drama of THE MAID AND MAGPIE; or, the Triumph of Innocence. After which, Mr…
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ON Wednesday evening Messrs. Wallace and Deane gave a Concert at the Royal Hotel. There were about 200 persons present. As a whole performance was…
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On Wednesday night last we did ourselves the pleasure to attend the musical entertainment given by Messrs. Wallace and Deane. ro those who are already acquainted with…
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THE "HEHALD" concludes a sensible criticism on the performances on Mrs. Jones's benefit, with the following account of the mannors of the audience in the dress…
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SIR.—I am a friend to a well-conduc'ed Thea[?]e, and therefore was much pleased with your condemnation of the infamous dramatic piece Don Gi[?]vanni I hop…
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THIS EVENING, February 16, 1837, will be presented the favourite Piece called A LONZO THE BRAVE; or, the Fair Imogene. After which, the popular Interlude of NO. The whole…
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THIS EVENING, February 23, 1837, will be repeated the highly interesting Drama, in which the Dog Bruin has proved himself so wonderfully sagacious, and called the DOG OF…
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On Monday last Mr. Lee took his benefit, and produced for the first time in this colony, the drama of the Forest of Bondy, in which a young Newfoundland dog made his first…
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Since our last remarks, a new Farce called Cherry Bounce, has been produced (on Saturday) but without any success, it was hissed all through, although Buckingham and…
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THIS EVENING. March 2. 1887. will be performed the RAKE'S PROGRESS; or Tom, Harry, and Fred. A Song by Mr. Duckingham. A Dance by Mr. Fitzgerald To…
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On Monday and Tuesday Evenings, the performances commenced with a dramatic romance, named Zarah. It is a drama of intense interest, and abounds with, striking…
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THIS EVENING, March 9, 1837, will be presented the favorite Romantic Spectacle of TIMOUR THE TARTAR. In Act first, the celebrated Sword and Shield Combat between…
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TN your paper of the 8th instant, there is a letter on the subject of Mr Knowles's management of the Theatre; on which with your permission, I will make a few…
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ON Monday Evening, at the Theatre, will be produced a Drama of deep interest, entitled the SHADOW; OR, A MOTHER'S DREAM; with various other entertainments…
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THIS EVENING, March 16, will be repeated the highly popular Drama, called VERONA AND ANGELO; or, the Mother's Dream. To conclude with the Comic Opera of…
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