Royal Victoria Theatre
THIS EVENING, Tuesday, July 13, 1852. The evening's entertainments will commence with Tobin's celebrated Comedy, in 5 Acts, entitled, THE HONEYMOON OR. HOW TO RULE…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1852
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Royal Victoria Theatre. Choice Selection of Entertainments
For the Benefit of MR. WILLIS, who trusts the kind patronage bestowed on him by his friends and the public generally, on former occasions, will greet him on this his Benefit Night…
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For the Benefit of MR. WILLIS, who trusts the kind patronage bestowed on him by his friends and the public generally, on former occasions, will greet him on this his Benefit Night…
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Will be produced (for the 2nd time these nine years) the historical Drama of ST. CLAIR OF THE ISLES; or, The Outlaws of Barraâ St Clair Monteith, the outlaw chief, Mr. Nesbitt:…
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FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. F. [?]OWSON. Production of the celebrated Drama of WHITEFRIARS, the subject from the novel of the same name…
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THIS EVENING, (Tuesday,) July 20, 1852, will be produced the Opera of NORMA. Oroveso, the Arch-Druid, Mr. F. Howson; Pollio, Mr. J. Howson; Flavius, Mr. Spencer; Norma,…
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MRS. GIBBS trusts that the well-known excellence of the pieces selected for the evening's entertainments, coupled with her individual exertions during the season may obtain for her…
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THIS EVENING, (Saturday), 24th July. The Performances will commence with the celebrated nautical Drama, entitled, BOUND PRENTICE TO A WATERMAN; or, THE FLOWER OF…
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The performances will commence with the celebrated Nautical Drma. entitled, BOUND PRENTICE TO A WATERMAN: Or, THE FLOWER OF WOOLWICH.—Rev. Nicholas…
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MRS. GIBBS trusts that the well-known excellence of the pieces selected for the evening's entertainments, coupled with her individual exertions during the season may obtain for her…
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MRS. GIBBS trusts that the well-known excellence of the pieces selected for the evening's entertainments, coupled with her individual exertions during the season may obtain for her…
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THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, July 27th, 1852, will be produced the celebrated Opera of the DAUGHTER of ST. MARK. Lusignano, King of Cyprus, Madame S. Flower; Andrea Cornaro,…
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Who in soliciting the patronage of the public, trusts that the entertainments he has selected will secure him the support he has hitherto received…
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THIS EVENING, Wednesday, 28th July, 1852, will be presented, for the second time this senson, the celebrated Opera of GUSTAVUS THE THIRD; OR, THE MASKED BALL…
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Who in soliciting the patronage of the public, trusts that the entertainments he has selected will secure him the support he has hitherto received…
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Who in soliciting the patronage of the public, trusts that the entertainaents he has selected will secure him the support he has hitherto received…
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Mr. ROGERS, in making another appeal to the Sydney public, [?]rusts that his exertions during the past se[?]son will (with the highly attractive program, [?]e displayed.) secure him…
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THIS EVENING, Saturday, 31st July, will be presented, for the second time, an original 3 Act Play, written by Mr. Belfield, entitled, THE OUTCAST; or, THE IRISH MANIAC…
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Will be presented, for the second time, an original 3 Act Play, written by Mr Belfield, entitled. THE OUTCAST: Or. THE IRISH MANIAC.âO'Rouarc, Mr Rogers; Adolphus,…
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Mr. Rogers, in making another appeal to the Sydney public, trusts that his exertions during the past season, will (with the highly attractive programme displayed), secure him a…
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