Royal Victoria Theatre
THURSDAY, March 21, 1839 will be performed, for the second time, a D[?]a[?] in three Acts, entitled the GROVES OF BLARNEY. After which, the[?] mi[?] rav[?]ganza of DOCTOR…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1839
143 stories in Sydney's papers · page 4 of 8
English Extracts. Adelphi Theatre
Yates has brought out a stage version of Nicholas Nickleyby, that convulses the house with laughter, and excites a serious interest also. As it is merely a succession of…
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THIS EVENING, March 22, 1839, the French Company will have the honor of representing THE OLD WOMAN; an Opera, in one Act; Music by Zetis, the words by Scribe. CharactersâThe…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sydney Monitor & Commercial Advertiser Friday Morning, March 22, 1839. Nothing extenuate, nor ought set down in malice. SHAKESPEARE. St. Patrick's Ball. to the Editor of the Sydney Monitor and Commercial Advertiser
Sir,—In your Wednesday's paper, you have given a glowing account of St. Patrick's ball, but no glow suffused the cheeks of a single individul there, either male or female; on the contrary, as was observed…
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During the week the Groves of Blarney has been presented to the patronisers of the drama; but with the exception of Monday-night, the attendance was rather…
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SATURDAY, 23rd March, 1839, will be performed the Grand Romanth Drama, in three Acts, entitled FAUSTUS. 'To conclude with the favourite Drama, in three Acts, by Mrs S. C. Hall, called the GROVES OF BLARNEY…
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In a former number of The Standard we suggested to the manager of the Victoria Theatre Royal, the propriety of closing the house during Passion Week, we regret to find our friendly…
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THIS EVENING (Monday), 25th March, 1839, will be performed, for the first time, a comedy in five acts, entitled WHO WANTS A GUINEA? After which, Miss Lazar will dance…
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AS we were not of the number who disported themselves at the Ball given by the "Sons of St. Patrick," on last Monday. We do not pretend to give any description. We have, however,…
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In our last article we pointed out, that Mr. Lazar's conduct as a manager was censurable on account of his conduct towards Mrs. Knowles, endeavouring to shew, that…
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Our French artistes favored us with a second representation on Friday evening; last, and confirmed the flattering opinion entertained by the public on their performances of the preceding…
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IN our publication of last Wednesday, we, in a hasty manner, replied to a long rigmarole article which appeared in the Monitor's publication preceding ours, and…
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March, 1839, will be performed the grand remantic drama, in three nets, entitled FAUSTUS; alter which, a song by Mes. Clarke. To conclude with the domestic druma called LUKE TILE…
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TO-MORROW EVENING (Saturday) 30th March, 1839, will be performed the historical drama, in two acts, entitled CHARLES THE XIIth; OR, THE SIEGE OF STRALSUND…
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THIS EVENING, (Monday) 1st. April, 1839, will be performed for the first time, a Musical Extravaganza, in three acts, entitled, CUPID IN LONDON; or, SOME PASSAGES IN THE…
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THIS EVENING, 2nd April, 1839, will be performed for the second time, a Musical Extravaganza entitled CUPID IN LONDON OR SOME PASSAGES IN THE LIKE OF LOVE…
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TO-MORROW EVENING (Thursday) 4th April, 1839, will be performed for the third time, the musical extravaganza, entitled CUPID IN LONDON; after which, the favorite historical…
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THIS EVENING, April 5, 18S9, the French Operatic Company will have the honor of representing THE DINNER TO MADELON, OR, THE EAR CLIPPER, a Vandeville in one Act,…
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Some writer has said that Time is the only true test by which the excellence of the poet or the musician can he determined. The same standard may he…
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FRIDAY, April 12th, 1839, the last Night of the French Company's performance in New South Wales, when will be represented THE TURKISH DOCTOR, a…
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