This Victoria Theatre
The Theatre re-opened, after a short recess, on Boxing Night, witt a pantomime devoted to the doings of King Gold, which was silly to a degree beyond description…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1852
226 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 12
The Victoria Theatre
On Monday evening Mrs. Evans made her first appearance as Editha, in Walter Tyrrell. The plot of the drama, which in the main revolves upon the fact of the death of King William…
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Prices of Admission:—Dress Circle, 4s.; Half-price, 2s.; Upper Circle, 3s.; Half-price, 2s.; Pit. 2s.; Half-price, 1s.; Gallery, 1s.; No Half-price…
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What has it "been doing? We do not believe it possible that all the invention, genius, and judgment of the age put together could please everybody, and therefore it is that the best designs of a proprietor of a theatre, in…
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SIR,--Every one, no doubt, has a common right to speak for himself about a matter of public pleasure or place of entertainment. Hence, it may be, that all will not agree to the extra price of admission laid on this year at the Theatre. But the man who buys…
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Prices of Admission:—Dress Circle, 4[?].; Half-price, 2s.: Upper Circle, 3s.: Half-price, 2s: Pit. 2s.: Half-price. 1s.; Gallery. 1s., No Half-price…
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On de parleyment time hab gone and past, And the Cowes Regatta hab come at last. Four-and-twenty yachtmen all in surprise Peeping through a spy-glass, trying ob dere…
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Monsi[?]ur and Madame-Gautrot's Concert at the School of Arts, on Friday evening, was att[?]nded by a very numerous and, distingu[?], [?]udience. The leading vocalists of the city, Madame…
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Scarcely anything novel has been produced at the Theatre during the past week. Mr. Nesbitt played Gambia in The Slave, on Monday evening; and played it to perfection. The drama had an…
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Maturin's Bertram was produced on Monday evening. We by no means look upon the tragedy as a masterpiece. Lord Byron, we are aware, thought differently, and if we are right in our…
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The Public are respectfully informed that Bellini's celebrated Tragic Opera of NORMA will be produced on Monday Evening next, with new Scenery. Dresses, &c. The whole of…
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WILL be produced the Grand Tragic Opera of NORMA. Oror[?]o, Mr. F. Howson; Pollio, Mr. J. Howson; Flavius, Mr. Arabin; Norma, Madame Sara Flower; Adalgisa, Madame…
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Will be produced the popular Play of THE BUNCHBACK—Master Walter. Mr Griffiths; Sir Thomas Clifford, Mr. Willis: Lord Tiusel. Mr Rogers; Modus, Mr. Arabin; Master…
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This Concert took place in the Hall of St. Mary's School House, Hyde Park, yesterday evening, and was numerously attended. Among the visitors, we noticed his Grace Archbishop…
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"Will be produced the very popular Play of THE FOUNDLING OF THE FOREST; or, The Maniac of Languedoe—Count de Valmont, Mr Nesbitt; Eugenia, the Maniac of…
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The Foundling of the Forest was produced on Monday evening. Mr. Nesbitt recovered, we are happy to say, from his recent illness, appeared as Count de Valmont. We have very…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Ireland and the Irish—a Prize Concert on a Small Scale—a Woman Out O' Countenance—"dancing and Deportment"—the Clashing Colleges—railway Ramblings—death From Cold. Stoneybatter, Nov. 6th. 1851
I quite disremembered, dear Thady, to mintion in my last that a few o' the good boys and myself (I'm not the worst amongst 'em, the' I say it) had a mighty pleasant…
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A new drama, The White S[?] was brought out on Monday evening, Mr. Nesbitt, sustained the hero, and to our fancy, in his beat style, Mr. Frank Howson, as an English tar—one of those…
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Will be produced the tragedy of BERTRAM; or. The Castle of St Aldobrand—(Characters as before). After which, the Interlude of SENT TO THE TOWER—Launcelot Banks, [?]…
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