Theatre Royal
Mr. Garnet Watch's clever burlesque and the gorgeous spectacular pantomime were played on Saturday for the last time, and give room to-night to a new American sensation called "Across the Continent."…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1876
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Victoria' Theatre
Where are two novelties at this house to-night. The Lingards with Mr. Frank Law[?]or appear in a translation of Eugene Sue's play "Mons Alphonse," and Messrs. Hydes, South and Tolano, and Misses…
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There is a capital evening's amusement for playgoers at the Queen's Theatre, in York street, every evening, and several specialities for to-night. The advertisements fairly set forth the qualities of the…
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There have bees large audiences during the week to witness the sensational and interesting American melodrama, "Across the Continent," in which Hiss Augusta Chambers, the new arrival, sustains the…
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The Queen's Theatre, in York-street, has been in full swing daring the week, doing a good business. Mr. Ainsley Scott is at the head of attain, with a very clever company to support him. Mr. E. Davies, the celebrated…
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The climax to "Across the Continent," which piece now terminates at a reasonable hour is certainly the best we have seen in the sensational line in Sydney. The scene is laid at a station on the Pacific Railroad…
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At a meeting of the Sydney Hand Ball Club, held at the Barley Mow Hotel, a resolution was unanimously adopted condemning the action of the Victorian players in seeking to arrange an intercolonial match…
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My Maggie, my beautiful darling, Creep into my arms, my sweet, Let me fold you again to my bosom So dose I can hear your heart boat…
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The "Californian Diamond" still holds her own at the old theatre, and, with the assistance of a powerful company, prominent amongst whom is Mr. Giddens, will, undoubtedly, make a most popular and…
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The great sensational melodramra, "Across the Continent," which gave place, on Saturday and last night, to the emotional play of "Snare," is to be played for the last time to-night at the Theatre Royal, by…
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Nell on Saturday night entered upon the second week of her engagement, which promises to eclipse any previously entered into in this city by any star. The versatile little lady has won all hearts by her vivacious…
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To-night a new drama, entitled "Fidelia the Fire Waif," with Nell in the title role is to be played at the Victoria Theatre. It is said to be full of sensation and gives plenty of scope for the talented little…
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"Our Boys" was repeated last night at this home. Mr. Lingard increased his reputation as a comedian and a thorough artist, whose equal we have not had here since Charles Matthews' time. His…
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To-night the comedy of "Our Boys" is to be played for the latt time. We have several times spoken of it very highly, and it deserves all the praise bestowed upon it. Besides being a magnificent piece, it receives…
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This house continues to fill nightly, and Nell's performance an "Fidelia" is vastly admired. The drama is received with tumultuous applause nightly, and the company ably support the star…
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Want of space prevents us from noticing at length the presentation of "David Garrick" [?] Ladroni" at the Royal on Saturday night, Mr. [?]gard's David Garrick was in every way a finished…
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The startling drama, "Fidelia the Fire Waif, bids fair to enjoy even a larger run than "No Name" dis Nell appears in it in seven different characters, sings, dances, plays various instruments, and smokes…
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That cricket has its great, daugers as well as Pleasures was proved at Ryde, on Tuesday last. A boy of 12, son of Mr. Samuel Small, was playing the "Doble game." at the public school, when he was accidentally…
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Last night Byron's comedy " Married in Haste" was played at the Theatre Royal to a capital house. The same pleasing features respecting the mounting and presentation were again noticeable, and…
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