The Theatre
On Monday and Tuesday evenings the performances commenced with a powerful and interesting drama named Verona and Angela, which was produced on the former evening…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1837
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Original Correspondence. the Theatre. To the Editor of the Sydney Monitor
SIR,—I trust, that through the medium of your newspaper, you will alllow me to place Justilia's letter, who is a Reporter to one of the Journals, in its true light. I did…
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ON Monday evening, the new piece entitled VERONA AND ANGELO, was produced to a crowded house, and repeated on Tuesday. This Drama has drawn excellent…
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THIS EVENING, March 23, 1837, will be performed Shakspeare's admired Tragedy of KING RICHARD III. The Evening's entertainments to conclude with MISCHIEF…
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Spencer's Benefit took place on Monday, and though nearly last on the Hat of benefits, and in spite of the inclemency of the weather, the House was crowded to witness his…
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THIS EVENING, March 27, 1837, DOG OF MONTARGIS. To conclude with DON GIOVANNI; Don Giovanni, with all the original Songs, Mrs. Taylor, her first appearance in…
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On Thursday evening last the tragedy of Richard the Third was again played, and Spencer improved much in his performance of Gloucester. We cannot add as much in…
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WE have no hesitation, in considering the opera of FIDELIO as the finest specimen of the musical drama that has ever been produced, and as being on the whole,…
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THIS EVENING, March 30, 1837, will be performed, the favorite Drama called ALONZO THE BRAVE; or, the Fair Imogene After which, a Comic Song by Mr. Lee To conclude…
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On Easter Monday the Performances commenced with The Dog of Montargis, in which the dog was very successful, and like the other actors required occasional prompting…
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On Thursday evening Sippe and Wilson's [?] took place, and a very respectable audience filled the dress circle, the other parts of the house were well attended. During…
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THE WRECKER'S DAUGHTER was repeated last night with as much success as on its first performance. At the close the author and the other principal performers…
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MR. Levey has advertised, that if certain performers (not named) do not submit to his terms, before a certain day named, he will not engage them…
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AUD R'S admirable opera, Fra Diavolo, was performed at this theatre last night, for the, first time this season, and was received with us much delight by a very…
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The Sydney Theatre which hitherto we have nurtured and cherished as a child of intellectual promise, is, we are sorry to say, likely to dwindle down to a…
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One of the prettiest pantomines we have seen for some years was produced last night at this theatre, under the title of 'Harlequin and Lady Bird's Bower, or…
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Last night, after the performance of ROB ROY, the audience at this Theatre was regal[?]d with a new Christmas pantomime, entitled ''Harlequin and George Barnwell;…
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THIS EVENING will be performed the admired Comedy of THE SOLDIER'S DAUGHTER. To conclude with the romantic Drama called THE SEVEN CLERKS; or,…
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This place of public entertainment was opened for the season under the management of Mr. Levy, on Saturday night last. Since it has been closed it has undergone a variety of alterations which…
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Mr. Forrest appeared last evening in the character of Macbeth, and in the performance of it fully sustained the reputation, he has already obtained in the parts of Othello and Lear. Mr. Forrest brings to…
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