Royal Victoria Theatre. This Evening, January 1
WILL be presented with great splendour, the grand new Fantastic Comic Spectacle, entitled THE SEVEN CHAMPIONS OF CHRISTENDOM. St. George of England,…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1851
94 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 5
Royal Victoria Theatre. This Evening, January 4, 1851
Will be produced, the New Drama, called BLECHINGTON HOUSE; or, the Surrender.—(Charactersas before.) After which, Mr. Reading will play a Solo on the Flutina. To be…
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GENTLEMEN.—Perceiving in your issue of the 14th instant a letter signed "Thomas Hewitt," permit me to treat such letter with the same unqualified contradiction and contempt as Mr…
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THE new Drama called "Bichington House." does not require much examination in its elementary construction. be it for fable or fiction. It gives as little new in the way of dialogue, and…
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Will be presented, the New Drama, entitled, THE DISCARDED DAUGHTER.—(Characters as before.) After which, Mr. Reading will play a Solo on the Fiutina. To be followed…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Original Correspondence. Councillor Flood. To the Editors of Ball's Life in Sydney
GENTLEMAN.—In your issue of the 28th ult. it is stated that Alderman Egan in the City Council broadly accused Mr. Flood of applying to the Government for an appointement, and of Mr…
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THE DISGARDED DAUGHTER.—This is another one (as Jonathan calls it) of those "prospected diggings" into the mine of melo-dramatic placers, where, but for the help of a murder [?]…
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Will be presented, the admired Drama, entitled, THE PASSING CLOUD—(Characters as before.) To be followed by the favorite Extravaganta of the ENCHANTED ISLE!—…
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Will be presented, the new Drama, entitled, POWER AND PRINCIPLE—Baron Von Walter. Mr. Belfield; Fordinand (Count Enihalt, Mr. Hydes; Baron Von Kalb, Mr. F…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Royal Victoria Theatre. Advanc[?]. Australia! 63rd Anniversary of the Foundation of the Colony. Regatta Day. This Evening, January 27
Will be produced a new Drams, entitled LAID UP IN PORT; OR, SHARKS IN THE OFFING. Captain Stockton, Mr. Willis Diego Bruno Villanos, Mr. Belfield;…
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WILL be produced the new Drama, [?] LAID UP IN PORT; OR, SHARKS IN THE OFFING. Captain Stockton, Mr. Willis; Diego Bruno Villanos, Mr Belfield;…
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MY PRECIOUS BETSY.—Although it is not our usual made to make a second edition of farcos, yet this "happy hit" is one of those vested rights in public notice which forms an…
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Will be presented, the Drama, entitled; LAID UP IN PORT; or, Sharks in the Offing!â (Characters as before.) Solo on the Flutina, Mr. Reading. To conclude with the Drama,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →REVIEW. (From the Athenœum.) The Island of Sardinia; including Pictures of the Manners and Customs of the Sardinians, and Notes on the Antiquities and Modern Objects of Interest in the Island. By J. W. TYNDALE
"IT is the summum bonum of everything which is valuable for us in the Mediterranean. The more I know of it, the more I am convinced of its inestimable value from position, naval ports,…
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Will be produced the Drama, in Three Acts, entitled. CLARENCE CLEVEDON! his Struggle for Life or Death!âColonel Bouverie, Mr. Holmes; Squire Wandley, Mr. Spencer; Mr…
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THE MANAGING MAN.—The Director-General of things dramatical and theatrical sought on Monday evening last to lure to his shrine the devotees of the Thespian Goddess, but…
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Will be presented the Original Operatico, Terpsichorean Burlesque of ESMERALDA—(Characters as before.) After which, the favorite Iuterlade of MY PRECIOUS BETSY—…
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On Thursday night Jenny Lind's fourth concert was given in Castle Garden, when she excelled, if possible, even herself. Never did the great northern light flash so brilliantly--never did the Swedish…
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Will be presented Shakspeare's admired Tragedy of RICHARD III!—King Henry VI., Mr. Rogers; Prince or Wales, Mr. Rogers; Duke of York, Miss E. Griffiths; Buckingham, Mr…
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On which occasion by the kind permission of Colonel Bloomfield, the splendid Band of the 11th R-giment will attend-production of the operatic spectacle of the Bronze…
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