The Theatre
On Thursday the burlesque burletta in two acts, called Billy Taylor, or, the Gay Young Fellow, was again performed, although it was announced for the last time this season some…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1838
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The Theatre
On Monday evening, was produced for the first time in this Colony, the melo-drama of "Maurice the Woodcutter." The scene is laid in Germany, and is somewhat to the following…
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The amusements on Thursday evening commenced with the drama of "Melmoth the Wanderer, and Walburg the Victim." We see not the slightest occasion to alter our previous…
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It is perfectly inexpliqueable to us, (as Mrs. Downes and Mr. Muayard would say,) how Mr. Lazar has chanced to stumble upon such very…
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On Saturday night was repeated the domestic Comedy of "Married Life," and although this piece has been performed various times, several of the dramatis persons appeared to know but…
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On Monday night was produced, for the first time in this Colony, the Drama, in two acts, from the pen of George Almar, Esq. entitled "The Charcoal Burner, or the dropping Well of…
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"The more oftener you come," said the talented manager of the Sydney Theatre, addressing the audience at the close of the performances on Saturday evening…
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On Saturday night was performed, "Charles the Second, or the Merry Monarch." We see nothing to call upon us to alter the opinion we expressed in our late critique, save that the…
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On Thursday evening was produced the highly wrought Melodrama of "Melmoth the Wanderer, and Walburg the Victim," and it was the most successful representation of that piece…
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We are very sorry we cannot give an account of St. Patrick's Ball, on account of its being held in Mr. Wyatt s Theatre, it was not only the most brilliant that has…
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We concur with our contemporaries whose publications have intervened between the Ball and the date of our publication, in considering the Ball by the "Sons of St. Patrick," as the…
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On Saturday night was repeated the Farce of the " Married Bachelor, or Master and Man." This Farce is a lively and amusing bagatelle, and went off with eclat. Mr. Lazar had…
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There is something in the recent management of the Sydney Theatre that, we confess, surpasses our comprehension. At a time when a new, and certainly a…
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A paragragh appears in The Monitor of yesterday evening, in reference to the late St. Patrick's Ball, which if it goes forth to the world without explanation,…
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The Royal Victoria Theatre opens on Monday evening. The building with the internal arrangements and fittings are such as to reflect the highest credit upon the spirited Proprietor,…
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RATTING.--The Gazette of Thursday contains a milk and-water article upon the Theatre, not one point of which is tenable. We have no difficulty in seeing through the motive. Does not…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Sydney Herald. Monday, March 26, 1838. Politics in a Ball-room
Although we have for some days past been cognizant of the circumstance to which we are about briefly to allude, we are not aware that we should have made it…
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Mr. Wyatt's new Theatre opened on Monday evening, according to advertisement, with the play of othello. All we have conversed with on the…
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On Monday evening this, splendid house was opened for the first time for the admission of the public. Upon entering the house, the coup d[?]eil was very imposing, and the…
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The Royal Victoria Theatre opened on the evening of Monday last, with great eclat. Previous to the rising of the curtain, the Boxes were almost filled; and at the end of the third act of…
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