[?] Victoria Theatre. This Evening, June 4th, 1853
Will be produced the Drama, entitled, EILY O'CONNOR, or, THE BANKS OF KILLARNEY[?] Swiss Girl, Madame S. Flower, Pas de deux, Mrs. M'Gowan and Sig. Carandini. Song…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1853
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Royal Victoria Theatre
THIS EVENING (Tuesday), June 7, 1853, will be produced the Opera of THE ENCHAeTRESS. Duke D'Aquila, Mr. Rogers; Don Sylvie, Mr. J. Howson; Ramir, Mr. F. Howson; Stella,…
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THIS EVENING (Friday), June 10, 1853, will be produced the favourite Opera of NORMAOroveso, Mr. F. Howson; Pollio, Mr. J. Howson; Norma, Madame Sara Flower; Adalgisa, Madame…
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First appearance of Mr. and Mrs. STARK, the eminent American Tragedians, who are engated for five nights only, namely—Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday…
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THIS EVENING (Wednesday), June 15, 1853, will be produced the popular play of THE STRANGER; on, MISANTHROPY AND REPENTANCE. The Stranger, Mr. Stark; Mrs…
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THIS EVENING (Thursday), June 16, 1853, will be produced Sir E. L. Bulwer's Play of THE LADY OF LYONS. Claude Melnotte, Mr. Stark; Pauline, Mrs. Stark. Pas Seul, Miss…
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THIS EVENING (Friday), June 17, 1853. (being the last night but one of Mr. and Mrs STARK'S Engagement), will be performed Coleman's Play of THE IRON CHEST. Sir Edward…
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Last Night of the engagement of Mr. and Mrs. Stark. THIS EVENING (Saturday), June 18, 1853, will be produced Shakespeare's Tragedy of…
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THIS EVENING (Monday), June 20, 1853, will be produced the gavourite Drama, in three acts, entitled, THE GAMESTER OF MILAN. Prince of Planormo, Mr. M'Gowan; Marquis…
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SIR—Having glanced over your columns of Saturday last, and seeing inaccuracies in them concerning a disturbance in the Victoria Theatre, owing to such mistakes, out of respect to…
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The Manager has the honour to announce that Mr. Wyatt having given the free use of the T[?]tre, Mr. and Mrs Sterk, and the [?]lies and gentlemen of the company with every…
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WILL be presented, for the first time in Sydney, a new and beautiful play, in 5 acts, being a translation from the German, by Maria Lovell, and now being played in England and…
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WILL be presented, for the first time in Sydney, a new and beautiful play, in 5 acts, being a translation from the German[?] by Maria Lovell, and now being played in England and…
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SIR—There is but scant courtesy, and less justice, in the strictures you have indulged in this morning at the exponse of the gentlemen who have come with me from Melbourne,…
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"The Ball! the Bot'ny Ball!! where all, Who condescend to crawl, can sprawl Upon their toad-like toes, and haul Lessons from out oblivion -- "…
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THE tone given to even trifling amusements makes perceptible the true spirit of the times. Warlike as was the majority of the male costumes worn on the occasion of the Mayor of…
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"A fellow feeling makes us wondrons kind," and the Corporation of Sydney have invited the Corporation of Melbourne to a fancy ball. The Corporation of Sydney had to travel seven…
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OUR special Paul Pry, being inspired with passionate and poetic ardour from both natural temperament and unwonted excitement, thus 'unfolds his tale', with…
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To the Editors of Bell's Life in Sydney. Gentlemen,—I have retired to a side table in the refreshment room up stairs, as it appears to me rather problematical whether or not I shall,…
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