Original Correspondence. The Theatre Royal. To the Editor of the Sydney Gazette
SIR, The notice you have taken of the Syd ney Theatre has induced us to hope that you will allow us to draw the public at…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1838
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The Royal Victoria Theatre
The first opening of this handsome edifice, which for chasteness of design, and capaciousness of structure, is at least equal, if not superior to any of the second rate London Theatres, took…
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On Thursday evening was produced Tobin's beautiful Comedy of the " Honey Moon." Although at least thirty representations of this piece had taken place in the old house, it lost…
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On Saturday evening was again produced the Comedy of " The Honey Moon," and the Petite Comedy of "The King's Command." We have nothing to add to our former remarks upon the…
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Mrs. Taylor made her first appearance at the Victoria Theatre on Tuesday evening, and was rapturously applauded on her entrance. The pieces selected for the…
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The performances at the Victoria Theatre on Thursday evening were Moncrieff's amusing Comedy of ROCHESTER, or The Merry Days of King Charles II., and…
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On Thursday was produced the Musical Comedy of "Rochester, or the Merry Days of Charles the Second''-- a piece possessing a portion of humour, but not one after our own taste…
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WE are glad to find that the new Theatre is well attended. The exertions of the first night are continued; they have become the regular habit and order of the Theatre. The…
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On Saturday was produced, for the first time at this Theatre, the Historical Petite Comedy, in two acts, entitled "The Youthful Queen, or Christine of Sweden." This piece possesses…
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On Tuesday evening was produced, for the second time at this Theatre, the " Merchant of Venice." We thought it an improvement upon the first representation. Mr. Lazar's Shylock…
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Two new pieces have been produced at the Theatre during the past weekâ THE MERCHANT'S WEDDING, one of Planché's adaptations from the ancient…
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On Monday evening, the Theatre was full at whole price, and crowded at half price. It must be allowed, that our new Victoria Theatre cannot fail to give importance to…
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On Saturday evening was produced for the second time the Farce of the "Queer Subject." We thought it went off more briskly than on the first representation. The only…
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There seems to be "a tide in the affairs of" Theatres, as well as men, "which taken at the flood, leads on to fortune." The tide is at the flood in…
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The performances at the Theatre on Thursday evening, were our old favourite, MARRIED LIFE; a new drama from the pen of Mr. Thomas Haines Bayly,…
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We sincerely regret, and we prophecy that others will not only have cause to regret, but repent also, the fulsome flattery and out of place and false remarks which some of the…
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CONVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.—Last night (November 20) the Queen went in state to this theatre, when the performances commanded were Lord Byron's tragedy of…
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Upon ascending the stairs, to the dress boxes of the Royal Victoria Theatre, on Saturday night, we were encountered by Mr. Wvatt, who, with a wave of his hand, remarked, " You can't…
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TWO new pieces have been produced at the Theatre during the week, a musical drama entitled THE SPIRIT OF THE RHINE, and an amusing burletta from the pen of…
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Mr. Wyatt, instead of answering the article in our last, bearing a heading similar to the present, with the open candour of a man who had nothing to disguise, has been industriously…
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