Queen's Theatre
The familiar sensational drama, " The Streets of New York," was welcomed by a very large audience at the Queen's on Saturday night. The audience evidently enjoyed the highly-coloured…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1881
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Amusements. Theatre Royal
Another highly successful performance of Gilbert and Sullivan's celebrated comic opera, "H.M.S. Pinafore," was given at the Theatre Royal on Saturday night in the presence of a large audience…
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The Theatre Royal was again well patronised Inst evening, when " H.M.S. Pinafore" was repeated. The opera was given with great spirit, all the well-known airs being loudly applauded…
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" Quilp" still retains its attractive powers at this theatre, and the clever acting of Mr. Fred. Marshall and his brother, together with that of Mr. and Mrs. Elamett, are productive of much satisfaction…
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At the Queen's Theatre, last night, a piece was played which was entitled "The Streets of New York," but which has been produced here under several other names. The plot turns upon the vicissitudes undergone by a widow and her…
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The Austrian Band gave the last of their performances in the Prince Alfred Park Exhibition Building last night, although their Saturday popular concerts at the Garden Palace will be…
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At the above place of amusement last evening the sensational play, "The Streets of New York," was again presented, and the telling situations with which the piece abounds received every…
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Mr. Ketten, the world-renowned pianiste, who has just left Sydney, is delighted with the reception he met with here. Hie Worship the Mayor, this morning, received a telegram from him stating that he…
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The success attending the evening performances of the Austrian Band at the Exhibition Building has induced the management to enter on another season, An application has been made for the use of the…
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That highly popular actor, Mr. Frederick Marshall, concludes his engagement in Sydney on Saturday evening. To-night, and to-morrow night he gives, a benefit and farewell performance. To-night's programme contains two…
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The cast in:H.M.S. Pinafore" remains the same as on Monday, with this noticeable change—that the now soprano is rapidly acquiring that freedom of action, and familiarity with stage business, so important to her success. Miss…
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The programme at the Queen's Theatre was changed last evening, when the well-known, time-honoured, sensational drama, " Ingomar, or the Barbarian," was for " The Streets of New York." The…
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Mr. Frederick Marshall took one of his farewell benefits at the Gaiety Theatre, last night, and it was a farewell which deepens the loss which his departure will be to the Sydney stage. This great…
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There was, in theatrical parlance, a "big bill" at the Gaiety last night, and a house crammed from wall to wall to witness the impersonation of Mr. Frederick Marshall in two new characters. So thoroughly has this…
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"The Danites" was played at the Queen's Theatre last night for the last time, and the audience rewarded the efforts of the principal actors with well-earned applause. To-night a novel entertainment will be given in the shape…
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