Royal Victoria Theatre
THIS EVENING (Saturday), January 2, 1841, will be performed THE SPITFIRE. Song, by Miss Strickland.âDance,…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1841
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Royal Victoria Theatre
THIS EVENING (Saturday), January the 9th, 1841, will be performed THE OLD GENTLEMEN. Dance, by Madame Veilburn's Pupils.—Dances,…
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This noble building, erected with such enterprise and spirit by the Messrs Solomons, was opened for the first time on Monday evening, the 11th January…
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THIS EVENING (Saturday), February 6th, 1841, will be performed THE SPOILED CHILD. Song, Miss A. Winstanley.—Dance, Mr. Riley…
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We have returned from this concert much gratified, both at the performance generally and at the very numerous attendance, which speaks highly for the progress of musical taste in Sydney. The…
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The grand concerl of Mr. and Mrs. Bushelle of which we heatd notes of preparation fo several weeks, was performed at the Royal Vic[?] Thea[?] on Wednesday night, to arather…
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IN addition to the Floral and Horticultural Society's show, we had the pleasure on Wednesday last to enjoy a musical treat at Mr. and Mrs. Bushelle's concert in the…
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ON Wednesday a large assemblage of the [?]lite of Sydney attended the Theatre to hail our newly arrived musician, Mrs. J. S. Prout, who was warmly received and enthusiastically…
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We have much pleasure in congratulating the above-named lady, upon her very successful debut in the Sydney musical world. It is as gratifying as it is astonishing…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →English Intelligence. Theatre of War—operations of the Allies Off the Coast of Syria. Acre, Nov. 6
Since my last, strange events have occurred, of which I will endeavour to give you a sketch. On the 24th ult. the Medea steamer arrived from Malia and England; the same day the…
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On Thursday evening last, we paid our usual visit to the Theatre; being the benefit night of our must [?]alented actress, Mrs. O'Flaherty, we anticipated no ordinary treat. Though not a…
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also a tracted numbers of spectators, by the lustre and variety of devices which adorned them. We never say happiness depicted in such glowing colours upon the fact of so large an assemblage…
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The Benefits have terminated, and the last performance of the season took place on Saturday evening last. The house was well attended, and the entertainments went…
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On Saturday night we repaired to the Victoria Theatre, this being the last night of the season, and the bills having promised something in the shape of novelty. The house was…
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MR. Deane's Concert, on Wednesday Evening, attracted a numerous and highly respectable audience. His Excellency the Governor, Lady Gipps, the families of Sir Maurice O'Connell, of…
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ON Wednesday evening the Concert given by Mr. Deane at the Victoria Theatre was very fully and most respectably attended. His Excellency the Governor and Lady Gipps,…
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CENTLEMEN.—In the programme of my concert for Wednessday next—Willi's very beautiful and offective Glee, intitled "The bark before the gale," is announced as my composition! Now as…
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SIR—In the programme of my conelt for Wednesday next Willis's very beautiful and effective glee, entitled "The bark before the gale," is announced as my composition. Now, as I have not…
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Having to stop the press in order to give the earliest notice of this musical treat, we should regret the brevity which this circumstance imposes on us were it not that justice would compel us to…
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MR. NATHAN'S concert, on Wednesday evening last, was most respectably attended, and went off much better than any similar assembly during the season, the audience being very…
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