Drury-lane Theatre
A hour or so before the time of opening the doors on Saturday evening, the following placard was extensively circulated Theatre Royal. Drury-lane…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1840
30 stories in Sydney's papers · page 2 of 2
The "Ball Masque."
This coming fancy Ball promises to be on of the most brilliant fetes yet witnessed. It is to be held at the New Court House, South Head Road. All the ladies invited are to be treated as…
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On Wednesday, the Union-Fancy Ball, the preparations for which have occupied so much of the attention of the Sydney fashionables lately, came off at the new Court-house, being positively…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Victoria Theatre. to the Editor of the Sydney Monitor and Commercial Advertiser. Sydney, October 16, 1840
SIR,—Allow me through the medium of your columns to say a few words respecting my non-appearance at the Theatre for the last few evenings, while my name day after day has appeared in the…
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The Master General of the Ordnance, attended by his Aid-de-camp, Major Vivian, and accompanied by Sir Richard Phillips, Colonel Fergusson, and several ladies and gentlemen,…
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THIS EVENING, Saturday, November 28th, 1840, will be performed petite Comedy called OUR MARY ANNE; OR, THE PERPLENRD LOVERS…
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THE GAMESTER OF MILAN was repeated on Thursday night before a full audience with decided success. This is undoubtedly one of the best pieces of the kind we have seen…
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THIS EVENING (Saturday), December 5th, 1840. will be performed, for the second time, the highly amusing Farce entitled WHY DID YOU DIE? OR, DEAD AND ALIVE…
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THIS EVENING (Saturday), December 12th, 1840, will be performed MICHAEL ERLE, THE MANIAC LOVER; on THE FAYRE LASSE OF LICHFIELD…
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Just move that screen--'tis very late-- The rooms are not half lighted yet; Some time ago the clock struck eight, And scarce a thing in order set…
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