Opening of the Prince of Wales Theatre
A new era in the theatrical world of Sydney commences this evening. The opening of the Prince of Wales Theatre—a splendid addition to our places of public amusement—forms a new…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1855
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Prince of Wales Theatre, Casterongh-street
The public are respectially informed that arrangements have been made with Mrs. Brougham, Madamo Sara Flower, Mrs Cibbs, Messrs. F. and J. Howson, and Mr. Howard, who will shortly appear…
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THIS EVENING Tuesday will be represented Fitzhall's Romanile Drama of WARDOCK KENNILSON; or. THE WILD WOMAN OF THE VILLAE, Naval Horupipe, Master Horatio, "Lila's a Lady." by…
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THIS EVENING, March 14th, 1855, will he produced, for the first time these 4 years, Mr. Beltfield's Pathetic Drama of RETRIBUTION; or the DRUNKARD'S CURSE. Melville (a gentleman ruined by dissipation),…
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THIS EVENING, Wednesday, March 14,1855, will be presented (for the second and last time), Sheridan Knowles' celebrated Play of THE HUNCHBACK. Characters by Messrs. Waller, Warde, Tuthill, Russell,…
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THIS EVENING, March 15th, 1855, will be presented, for the second time, Mr. Belfield's successful drama of RETRIBUTION; or, THE DRUNKARD'S CURSE. Song, "Lilla's a Lady," Mr. Summers. After which, the…
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As this new and costly structure is now rapidly approaching completion, it may not be out of place to offer a few remarks desenptive of its [?]ading features, and the general advantages which it presents as a public source of amusement. It was commenced at…
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THIS EVENING, Thursday, March 15, 1855, will be produced Shakspeare's celebrated Tragedy of HAMLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK Characters by Messrs. Graham, J. Milne, Warde, Waller, Russell, Stewart, Hammond,…
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The following is the address delivered by Mr. John Gordon Grilliths, on the occasion of opening "the Prince of Wales" Theatre:- Thanks, patrons, friends, Oh had my heart a tone…
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ST. PATRICK'S DAY, 17th March, 1855, will be produced, for the first time at this theatre, the admired farce of THE TIPPERARY LEGACY. Songâ"The Irish Immigrant."âMiss Lorctee; Irish Jig, Mrs. R…
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IMMENSE SUCCESS.âDelighted and Fashionable Audiences EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK, to witness the Unrivalled Wizard JACOBS, in his Grand Entertainment of NATURAL MAGIC. Illustrated Wounders of…
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This Evening, March 17, 1855, Will be prod[?]eed Ketzebue's grent play of the STRANGER, Or, MISANTHROPY and REPENTANCE. Stranger, Mr WALLER; Solomon, Mr TUTHILL; Mrs Haller, Mrs…
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THIS EVENING, Saturday, March 16. 1855. will be produced Kotzobue's great play of THE STRANGER. Characters by Messrs. Waller, Russell, Graham, Tathill, F. Howson, Milne, Warde, Stanley, Styles, Master Waller,…
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SECOND WEEK OF THE GREAT JACOBS!--Every Evening.—The introduction of M. Jacobs' Entertainment et SOIREES FANTASTIQUES, illustrating the fallacy of Necromancy and Demonology into Australia…
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THIS EVENING, Monday, March 19, 1855, will be presented Shakespeare's celebrated Tragedy of HAMLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK. Characters by Messrs. Graham, Milne, Warde, Waller, Russell, Stewart, Hammond,…
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On MONDAY, March 19th, 1855, will be represented the admired Domestic Drama, in three acts, of THE DREAM AT SEA. Ann Trevanion, Miss Murray (her first appearance in this colony).âDance, Master…
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SECOND WEEK OF THE GREAT JACOBS!—Every Evening.—The introduction of M. Jacobs' Entertainment of SOIREES FANTASTIQUES, illustrating the failary of Necromancy and Demonology into Australia…
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THIS EVENING. Tuesday, March 20, will be presented for the first time, Rulwer's splendid Play in five Acts of MONEY: OR, DUPLICITY EXPOSED! Charseters by Messrs. Waller, Milue, Graham, Russell, Hammond, F…
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THIS EVENING, Friday, March 23, 1855, will be produced a Melodrama of thrilling interest, written by T. [?]din, Esq., entitled THE RUFFIAN BOY. In the course of the piece a Spanish Dance by Mrs. R. M'Gowan,…
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SECOND WEEK OF THE GREAT JACOBS.—Every Evening.—The introduction of Mr. Jacobs'…
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