The Guards' Ball
LAST night the great fete given by the Brigade of Guards, in honour of thePrince and Princess of Wales, took place in that portion of the picture galleries of the Exhibition Building which was…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1863
49 stories in Sydney's papers · page 3 of 3
The "Little Fake" of Mazeppa. As Pbrformrd at a Theatre in Adelaidr on the Occasion of the Baneeit of "The Child" of South Australia
Twas Eve and the stars above Looked down in mute surprise, Hushing in deep expectancy Their choral symphonies…
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The Fancy Ball, by way of compliment to the Right "Worshipful the Mayor in return for his own brilliant entertainment, was next to the meeting at St. George's Hall, the event of the week. The affair…
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THE Latin phrase "Nihil dictum quod non dictum prices," 16 one peculiarly applicable in speaking of the Keane. To toy anything new of their abilities is next to an impossibility, even if one could forget their…
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IN, the whole round of Shakeperian somaiy, there are Probably no characters that extrsies so.much fascination on an audience as Benedick and Beatrice, The incas taint raillery between them alone suffices to concentrate…
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A VERY large and fashionable attendance was present last evening at this theatre. The performances commenced with the first three [?] of the historical play. E[?] the Rights, conoluding with the fa[?] of C[?] [?]…
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A meeting was held on Monday last in the Victoria Theatre pursuant to advertisement. Shortly after three o'clock the Mayor elect took he chair, and was proceeding to explain that this…
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SIR— I observe some of the paltry seribblers of the Press have remarked upen an ex.legislator being forced to leave the theatre the other night for Interrupting the performance. He would certainly be a very…
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GREAT attraction was offered at the Prince of Wales Theatre on Boxing-night, and the house was filled with an immense auditory. The Keans appeared in Edward Moore's deeply affecting domestic tragedy,…
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