The Victoria Theatre
Our usual criticism has been this week somewhat delayed, and this, proceeding from various causes, we have to apoligise for. In the weliknown operatic drama, Rob Roy, Miss Sara…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1851
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Royal Victoria Theatre. Two New Pieces in One Night!! This Evening. September 13, 1851
Will be produced a New Drama, entitled, THE PRISONER OF WAR; or THE ORPHAN'S BRIDE.â(Characters as before) Pas Sual, Miss Hart. Pas de Deux…
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" York- (you're wanted) street." A daring feat of assmanship will be performed by Alderman Brown's side-saddle-ship; also. BY HENET FISHER going through Burton's…
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"Will be produced Opera, entitled, LOVE IN A VILLAGE, with all the Original Music, arranged for this Theatre by Mr Gibbs—Sir William Meadows, Mr Spencer; Justice…
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Isaac Bickerstaff's delightful burletta, Love in a Village, has been, during the course of last week, several times presented, and performed on all occasions in very superior style. Mr. Grif…
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Will be produced the Drama, entitled. THE SLAVE; or. The Blessings of Freedom—The Governor of Surinam. Mr. Rogers: Captain Clifford. Mr Spencer; Captain Malcom. Mr…
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The Evening's Entertainments will commence with Shakespeare's admired Tragedy of OTHELLO THE MOOR OF VENICE-Duke of Venice, Mr "Belfield; Brabantlo, Mr Rogers;…
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The performances on Monday evening last, were for the benefit of Mr. Rogers, and we are happy to say that this accomplished actor received very ample testimony of public respect…
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This week may be called the "Benefit Kalydor," at exotic preparation of everything that is foreign to, or innoxious of, tragedy, comedy, or opera; supposing each such production to have a distinct consistency of the real Drama…
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The Evening's Entertainments will commence with an Historical Drama, in Three Acts, entitled. THE FATE OF CALAS; or, Toulouse in 1761.—Jean Calas, a Merchant, Mr Griffiths:…
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The Devil's Opera was the piece selected by Mr. and Mrs. Gibbs for their benefit. The house was a good one, and the performance of a respectable character. The industry, general…
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Will be presented, for the 2nd time in this Colony, a new Brand Operatic and Romantic Extrassganza entitled. THE THREE PRINCES! —Prince Faithful, (of the blue) Miss S, Flower;…
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The extravaganza of The Three Princes opened the entertainments selected by Miss Hart for her benefit on Thursday evening. The dramatists have scarcely made as much of these…
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The fulfilment of benefit rewards are drawing fast to a close. After Mrs Guerin's, on Monday night, there cannot be much more looked forward to in the constituency of dramatic progress…
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Will be produced, for the second time this Season. Goldsmith's Comedy of SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER; or, The Mistakes of a Night. —Hardcastle, Mr Rogers; Tony Lumpkin, Mr…
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This splendid affair came off on Thursday evening last, and a very splendid affair it was. We are unable to give the particulars of all the whims and oddities assumed by the company,…
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ON Thursday night, His Excellency the Governor-General gave a grand costume ball at Government House, at which between four and five hundred guests attended, attired in the…
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Will be produced, for the second time in the colony, Moncreff's celebrated Drama, in three acts, entitled, PEROUROU THE BELLOWS MENDER.—Monsieur D'Aublgny, a rich…
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FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. BELFIELD. Mr. B. begs to inform his friends that his Benefit is fixed for This Evening, and he flatters himself with the hope that the…
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Mrs. Frederick Willis took her benefit on Thursday; the entertainments consisted of She Stoops to Conquer and The Rifle Brigade, with some intervening musical performances. The…
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