Queen's Theatre
The Victoria Loftus Troupe had a splendid house last night, and they were very successful in pleasing the great majority of those who attended…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1880
1,232 stories in Sydney's papers · page 4 of 62
Victoria Theatre
The performance of "Amphibio," at the Victoria Theatre, last night, was witnessed by a very large audience, one that occupied every available inch of space in the building. As if stimulated by this, the actors and actresses…
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The Theatre Royal was crowded almost to suffocation pitch last night, and "Kerry" and "Arrah-na Pogue" were repeated to the evident satisfaction of those present…
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The social event of the week is the hall to be given to Captain Mathieu in the Masonic Hall this evening. The committee met this morning, and completed their arrangements. There will be a numerous and…
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[?] was all gaiety, life, and excitement. [?] were the head quarters of the allied forces [?] the command of Wellington. Till a very few days before the final struggle, the citizens and…
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The School of Arts was last night so densely packed that it would have been a hard matter to put any more persons into the hall. Such was the demand for seats that row after row was added to the front chairs, until the space…
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The celebrated violinist Mdme Camilla Urso and her talented company appeared at the School of Arte for the fourth time, to a completely filled house. Madme's first effort was a grand fantasia by…
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The complementary ball given by a number of citizens to Captain Mathieu, of the French war vessel Rhin, who is representing he French Republic at the Sydney International Exhibition, was a most enjoyable affair,…
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Since the arrival in port of the Frenoh war-ship Rhin the hospitalities dispensed by her popular commander and his officers, to the people of Sydney, have been of such a nature that called forth some…
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The School of Arts presented the same crowded appearance last night as on Monday, and the entertainment provided was equally attractive. The distinguished artiste, whose name is associated with these performances, and to…
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The Victoria Loftus Troupe continue to draw crowded houses to the Queen's Theatre…
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"Arrah-na-Pogue" and "Kerry" continue to draw large and enthusiastic audiences to the Royal nightly. The former now goes as smoothly as could be desired, and each part is played with an appreciative fidelity…
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"Amphibio," as played at the Victoria, seems to have great attractions for the theatre-going public of Sydney. To-night Mr. J. L. Hall will take a well deserved benefit, and on Saturday he will appear in…
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The far-famed ball of the Duchess of Richmond, [?]mortalised by Byron in 'Childs Harold,' could [?] one among the ladies there assembled more beautiful than Florence Veysey. English…
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It is with a feeling of satisfaction that we inform our readers of the extended stay of the great artiste who came amongst us one short week ago. We confess that one of the greatest forms of pleasure, that of anticipation, was…
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One not unfrequently hears, by way of reproach, that the people of Sydney are incapable of properly appreciating high-class music, but such an assertion is sufficiently combated by the enthusiastic audiences…
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All lovers of submarine feminine perfection must hasten to bid farewell to the graceful and charming " Amphibio" who, for so many weeks past, has afforded unmitigated pleasure to vast…
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Messrs. Hiscocks and Hayman have added to the obligations they have previously conferred upon the Sydney public by bringing in our midst the already popular "Loftus Troupe." Let bills be…
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