Royal Victoria Theatre. This Evening January 1, 1846
WILL be presentee [?] Opera, in 3 Acta, entitled, LA SONNHAMBCLA. Count Rodolpho, Mr. F. Howaon; [?], Mr. J. Howeon; Alewio. Mr. Simes; Amina, Mrs. Stiring…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1846
78 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 4
The Theatre
IN noticing the passing events or the day, perhaps it may not be amiss to east a a slight glance at the Theatrical World. It is admitted on all hands that dramatic…
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We extract the following racy scene from Bentley's Miscellany for this month:--But when a new Lord and Lady Lieutenant visited the theatre for the first time, Pat's peculiarities became…
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A public dinner, to commemorate the 58th Anniversary of the Foundation of the Colony, took place at the City Theatre, on Monday last. There were nearly one hundred persons present. Great credit is due to Mr. Cohen of the Saracen's Head, under…
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We have lately, owing to a press of other matter, omitted to notice the performances at the Victoria; and in this we plead guilty to a charge, which may be brought against us, of " neglect of duty;"…
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CURIOSITY prompted us to look into the City Theatre on Wednesday evening, where we were iuformed by public advertisement that a Mr. H. Kemble, from the Theatre…
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A TRIAL which has highly interested the inhabitants of the Pyrénées Orientales, commenced on the 2nd September, before the Court of Assizes at Montpellier, and continued to…
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"O, your desert speaks loud; and I should wrong it, To lock it in the wards of covert bosom, When it deserves, with characters of brass, A forted residence 'gainst the tooth of time,…
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If Psyche had been born of mortal kind, Her sister fair it were not hard to find, For never Seraph tho' enthroned in light Shone lovelier than the Idol of the night--…
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"There is nothing for which such members think themselves qualified, as for theatrical exhibition. Every humun being has an action graceful to his own eye, and voice musical to his own ear;…
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THE Glasgow Chronicle of Thursday gives the following particulars of this calamity:âThe theatre was the property of Mr. Anderson, better known as the Wizard of the North…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →His Excellency's Visit to the Theatre
THE Governor's 'Farewell Visit' to the Victoria was paid on Thursday evening, on which occasion a fashionable and numerous audience attended. On the entrance of the Vice-regal party they were greeted with warm and long continued…
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IT is with surprise and regret we learn, that, in consequence of objections raised by the proprietors of the Victoria Theatre, the Mayor's intention of giving a Grand Fancy Dress Ball to the citizens of Sydney, at…
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IT is with much expectation and pleasure that MR. MEREDITH announces to his friends and the public generally, that he will open the above Theatre…
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A numerous and respectable audience graced this Concert, which took place last night. Amongst the audience we noticed His Honor Mr. Justice Therry, the Attorney General, Col…
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IT has been said by a London contemporary that the history of modern music has little of the romantic cast which has distinguished the fortunes of Vincent Wallace. In the course of a few seasons he has emerged from comparative obscurity to take…
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WE extract the following racy scene from BENTLEN'S MISCELLANY:—When a new Lord and Lady Lieutenant visited the threatre for the first time, Pat's penculiarities…
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THE successful career of this gentleman in the sister colonies has been made known to us by our colonial cotemporaries, and we have looked forward with some curiosity for his arrival in Sydney. On Wednesday, last Mr. Ravac gave the first of a…
Continued on Trove, page 340 →The Embellishents of Her. Majesty's Theatre
THE splendour of the decorations with which the Opera House opened at the commencement of the past season is highly praised by the London press. The artists by whom they were executed are thus particularised by the Observer…
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WILL be presented (for the 14th time, in this colony), the celebrated Opera of THE BOHEMIAN GIRL. Co[?]nt Arnheim, Mr. Laz[?]r; Florestein, Mrs. Ximenes; Thaddeus,…
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