Royal Victoria Theatre. Monday, Jan. 2, 1843
Will be performed the Tragedy called BRUTUS; or, THE FALL OF TARQUIN. Brutus, Mr. NESBITT. A variety of Entertainments. To conclude with the Comic…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1843
124 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 7
Royal Victoria Theatre
Under the distinguished patronage of the RIGHT WORSHIPFUL THE MAYOR of Sydney, who has signified his intention of visiting the Theatre to-morrow evening, THURSDAY…
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Under the distinguished patronage of THE RIGHT WORSHIPFUL THE MAYOR or SYDNEY, Who has signified his intention of visiting thE…
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First time of the new domestic drama, called LOVE'S FRAILTIES; or, A BROTHER'S VENGEANCE. The part of Lubin Greenwell by Mr. Deering, from the Queen's Theatre,…
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An entirely new Drama, in 3 Acts, called OUR OLD HOUSE AT HOME, OR, A STORY OF THE HEART. Michael Wright, Mr. his third appearance. Dark…
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An entirely new Dramn, in 3 Acts, called OUR OLD HOUSE AT HOME, OR, A STORY OF THE HEART. Michael Wright, Mr. DEERING, his third appearance. Dark…
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Will be presented Shakspere's Tragedy of HAMLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK, the character of Hamlet by Mr. GRIFFITHS, from the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh, his first…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Scene at the Royal Hotel on the Concert Night of the Juvenile Pianist
Enter Mrs. Sparks. Mrs. Forsyth, and Miss Hinckesman. The Concert Room door is locked. Mrs. F.--And won't you open the door…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Royal Victoria Theatre. the Lady of Lyons, and the King's Gardene Thursday, March 30, 1843
WILL be performed THE LADY of LYONS, Cla[?]le Melnotte, Mr. Grilliths; Gloire, Mr. Coppin; Pauline, Mrs. Coppin; a variety of entertainments. To couclude with the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Royal Victoria Theatre. the Lady of Lyons, and the King's Gardener This Day, March 30, 1843
WILL be performed THE LADY of LYONS. Claude Melnotte, Mr. Griffiths; Gloire, Mr. Coppin; Pauline, Mrs. Coppin; a variety of entertainments. To conclude with the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Address for the New Theatre. [?] To the Editors of the Sydney Morning Herald
GENTLEMEN,—Will you allow me to enquire; through the medium of your widely extended journal, who are the parties that have been fixed upon as judges of the merits of the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Royal City Theatre, Market-street. Proprietors, Messrs, Simmons and Belmore
THE Public is most respectfully informed, that every arrangment connected with this establishment being completed, the Proprietors have the honour to announce their OPENING…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Original Correspondence. the Victoria Theatre. To the Editor of the Australian
SIR,—Being a lover of the Drama, having in my day had the good fortune to witness the performance of the Kembles, Keans, O'Neills, &c., in company with a few friends, I attended the Opening…
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THE City Theatre was opened on Saturday evening: the house was well filled at first price, and inconveniently crowded towards the close of the evening. We heard but one…
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THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, May 26, will be presented the Domestic Drama of the RAVENS OF ORLEANS. A favorite Song by Mr. Deering. To conclude with (for the last time)…
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Welcome, kind welcome to the happy faces I view around me in their well filled places! Welcome, a thousand welcomes!—'T' is a proof When a new house is thronged from floor to roof…
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THIS EVENING, Saturday, November 27, will be prese[?]ted, the Petite Comedy of A LADIES' CLUB. A Song by Mr. Deering. THE KING'S GARDENER. To conclude…
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Proprietors, Messrs Simmons and Belmore. First night of an extemporaneous Song, by Mr. J. Simmons, in the character of "Billy Barlow," after the manner of Mr…
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The greatest dramatic treat ever offered in one night!!! A new drama in two Acts, entitled THE DELUSION. Sir Bernard Harleigh, Mr. Nesbitt. Raymond's interesting drama,…
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