Royal Victoria Theatre
THIS EVENING. April 12, 1839, the last night of the French Company's performance in New South Wiles, when will be represented THE TURKISH DOCTOR, a comic opera,…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1839
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Theatre
"We regret to say, that our French Artistes gave their final representation on Friday evening last. The farewell pieces were, Le Medecia Turc, and Les Chasseurs et la Laitiere. The first was a…
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TUESDAY, April 23, 1839, will be performed for the second time, the romantic Drama, entitled THE DREAM OF FATE, or SARALI THE JEWESS. After which, Mr. Jacobs will…
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TO-MORROW EVENING, 27th April, 1889, will be performed. for the second time, the drama entitled CRAZY JANE; or, LOVE, HATRED, AND REVENGE. To conclude…
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The benefits are now crowding on us in rapid succession ; and we feel happy in seeing them so liberally supported. There has been but one exception, Mr. Belmore's…
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The concert given by Monsieur and Madame Gautrot, was crowded. The most respectable families were present. The Governor and family entered the room early, and his arrival was…
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On Friday evening we had the pleasure to attend the musical entertainment announced by Monsieur and Madam Gautrot, and to have our highest expectations amply realised. The audience…
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IN our last publication we had time only to notice very shortly the success with which the Gautrot Concert went off, and, to express in general terms the pleasure we enjoyed from the…
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Gaspardo, the Gondolier, was performed at the Victoria Theatre on Thursday evening. We are glad to find that it effected a very full house for Mr. and Mrs. Cameron, whose benefit was…
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On TUESDAY, 7th May, 1839, wilt be performed, for the second time, the Melo Drama entitled, THE RED MASK; or THE BRIDGE OF SOGHS. A favorite song by…
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INVITATIONS, we understand, have not been issued to persons resident at a greater distance than one day's journey from Sydney; we are authorised, however, to say,…
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Invitations, we understand, have not been issued to persons resident at a greater distance than one day's journey from Sydney. We are authorised, however,…
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TO-MORROW, Saturday, 11th May, 1839, will be performed, for the second time, the Nautical Drama, entitled, TOM CRINGLE'S LOG, or MAT WITH THE IRON HAND…
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Mr. John Moses, late proprietor of the Theatre Royal, at Hobart Town, is treating with Mr. Wyatt to rent the old Theatre and Royal Hotel in George-street…
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This evening, Saturday, May 11, 1839, will be Performed, for the second time, the Nautical Drama, entitled "Tom Tringle's Log; or mat with the Iron Land."…
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We are happy to announce the Benefit of Mr. Grove, for Monday next. There is not a performer on the Sydney stage more entitled to patronage than Mr. Grove. We should hope…
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Mr. Lee's Benefit took, place last Thursday, and it was a mortifying sight to see so thin an attendance, as this actor has an undoubted claim upon the…
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SATURDAY, June 1, 1839, will be performed, for the second time, the Nautical Drama, in three acts, entitled, RATTLIN THE REEFER, or, THE TIGER OF THE SEA. After which,…
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TO-MORROW EVENING, June 6, 1839, will he performed, for the first time in this Colony, a Romantic Burletta, in two Acts, entitled THE CROWN PRINCE, on, THE BUCKLE OF…
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After a long series of benefit nights, the doors of our dramatic establishment are about to be closed for a short vacation. We were well pleased to find that the several actors and…
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