Concert
It gives us great pleasure to record the successful issue of Mr Nathan's first Concert here, and successful it was in every point of view, in the selections, the…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1841
44 stories in Sydney's papers · page 2 of 3
The Theatre
The very interesting drama of the Dream at sea was repented on Saturday evening, and full justice was done to its representation by the parties concerned;…
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Theatricals are "looking up." Within the last week we have had two valuable accessions, which both from their intrinsic excellence and novelty of character, give an…
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On Tuesday evening last we paid a visit to this establishment, which with one novelty or other has of late offered no slight attraction, and has become a favourite place of resort…
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WE visited this exhibition on Wednesday evening last, and came away with a mixed feeling of admiration and disgust. The two clever little girls, by virtue of the…
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THE Queen gave a state ball (the first this season) at Buckingham Palace last evening. The invitations were very numerous, and the ball was most fully attended by the nobility and…
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A large number of the most respectable of our Colonists in and around Goulburn, held their annual ball upon the 1st instant, in that well conducted establishment the " Argyle…
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The lovers of Theatrical Amusements, will be delighted to hear that there is a rich treat in preparation for them on Tuesday evening next, at the Victoria Theatre, upon which occasion, the…
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IT must have been very gratifying to Mr. and Mrs. Bushelle, to be received as they were on Wednesday evening by so crowded and fashionable a house—the most crowded indeed which…
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On Wednesday evening last, Mr. and Mrs Bushelle's farewell concert took place in the Victoria Theatre; we never recollect seeing there a more numerous or select audience…
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—The of these concerts will be given about the midore of next month. We have seen a portion of the selection, which combines variety, novelty, and merit. Among the rest are an original glee, which…
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On Monday evening last, Sheridan Knowles's play of Love was produced at the Royal Victoria Theatre. Upon this occasion, Miss Clifford made her debut on the Sydney stage in the character of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →News of the Week De OMNIBUS rebus et quibusdam aliis. Victoria Theatre
The Amateur Perfomance was the subject of most interest at this theatre during the week; there was a full, but not overflowing house. The audience was respectably and select, of course…
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There is surely some charm connected with the stage which strongly rivets the fancy, and fascinates the mind. The glitter of dress, the light, the music…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Domestic Intelligence. Victoria Theatre—amateur Performances
ON Friday evening a number of gentlemen amateurs assisted by a few professional ladies, performed Sheridan's delightful comedy of THE RIVALS, and the laughable farce of RAISING…
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The following is a copy of the Programme of Mr. Nathan's Concert. appointed to take place on the 27th instant. The choicest compositions appear to have been selected for the occasion, and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →English Extracts. Destruction of Astley's Theatre
All that now remains of this once favourite and elegant place of amusement is a blackened mass of burning rubbish and portions of the different lofty walls connected with that…
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IT is to be regretted, for the sake of public taste, that Nathan's treat on Wednesday evening was not attended as well as it ought to have been. It is not meant as to respectability but…
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THE Concert announced by Mr. Nathan in the programmes was performed on Wednesday evening, at the Victoria, to a respectable, though by no means a numerous audience. No doubt…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Original Correspondence. Nathan's Concert. to the Editor of the Free Press Hotel. October 28. 1841
SIR, -- I just arrived in Sydney time enough to be present at Mr. Nathan's Concert on Wednesday night last; and, T must say, I was very much delighted with…
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