Queen's Theatre
The engagement of Baby Benson and Miss Jenny is drawing to a close; and, as they have treated a highly favourable impression here they will no doubt continue a prosperous career through the colonies…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1875
170 stories in Sydney's papers · page 7 of 9
The Queen's Theatre
This cosy and bright little theatre, which has rendered such good service of late to the drama, and has been the scene of many a triumph, is to be closed after the end of this week. The "Oct[?] is [?]…
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ON Saturday evening Madame Adelaide Ristori made her [?]nal appearance at the Victoria Theatre before a large audience: The house would probably have been fuller had not the circumstance of to-night's performance in aid of the…
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The Octoroon was repeated last night to a moderate house only, but the sparse attendance did not affect the company, who played the piece remarkably well To-night a romantic drama "The Field of…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The New Theatre
After the front of the dress circle of the new Theatre Royal was fixed Mr. Lazar did not like its appearance and ordered it to be removed, and a board all round to be taken away. Certain meddling busy…
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The Civil Service Musical Society gave the third concert of their eighth season in the Masonic Hall last night to one of the largest audiences that has ever assembled in that building. Every part of the hall…
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Mr. W. J. Holloway takes his benefit to-night at this house, when the [?]irematic season termina[?]es with "Rob Roy." The closing of this theatre will cause regret to a great number of playgoers, who will long…
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A number of gentlemen interested in the game of hand ball met at the Rising Sun Hotel, Elizabeth-street, on Saturday afternoon, to make preliminary arrangements for the proposed Intercolonial Match…
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At the Victoria the last five nights of the "Two Orphans" are announced, and though this piece continues to fill the house, there is a general desire to see the beautiful and accomplished Lingards in some piece…
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The directors of the Queen's Theatre have announced a new bill for to-night, not for the reason that the old programme was unattractive or failed to draw, for the house was filled during each night of the…
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YESTERDAY was a red-letter evening in the history of the Masonic Hall as a concert-room, for it was there that Mdlle. Hma do Murska gave her first entertainment. Public expectation had for a long time been directed to…
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One of the four greatest singers in the world appealing to bad horses in a city, the inhabitant of which are proverbial for their love of mnsic, is an anamoly hard to understand. and it is only to be…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Madlle. Ilma De. Murska's Second Concert
YESTERDAY evening the "Hungarian Nightingale" wooed, the Sydney public with her sweet warblings for the second time, at the Masonic Hall. The building was about as inadequately attended on this occasion as on the first; and…
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The members of the Royal Black Association of Ireland celebrated the Fifth of November by a grand dinner and ball, on Friday evening, the 5th instant, in the Oddfellows' Hall,…
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THE first of a season of concerts was given in the Masonic Hall on Tuesday last, by Mdlle de Murska and her talented company. We were astonished to find that the reserved seats were…
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WE are glad to be enabled to record a decided improvement in the attendance yesterday evening—nearly every chair in the building being occupied. Apathetic as the public seem to be, they are gradually arousing themselves,…
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On Saturday night this house was densely crowded in all parts, the play being "La Tentation," a mirror of contemporaneous played under the same…
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A most exciting match at the above game was played, says the the ARGUS, between Judge Forbes and Messrs. W.J. Watson and W. Trenery v. Messrs. T. Watson, J. Ward, and J.C. Watson. The match was…
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The efforts of the officers of the St. Francis Temperance Society to provide for the residents of the Haymarket and its vicinity a cheap weekly concert. have at length proved successful, and now a very good…
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THE fourth concert of the present De Murska series took place yesterday evening at the Exhibition building; and, [?]udging from the aduience, the change of locale is likely to be attended by success. Nearly all the reserved seats were…
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