Amusements. "Uncle" at the Gaiety Theatre
On Saturday night the management of the new Gaiety Theatre presented their second programme, consisting of J. H. Byron's comedy "Uncle," and T. J. Williams' farce " My Turn…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1881
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Amusements. Austrian Band Performance Postponed
Lovers of music will be disappointed to learn that, owing to a misunderstanding between the Austrian Band and the [?] respecting the construction of the contract imder which they were brought to this country, the…
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"Uncle" and "My Turn Next," the double bill at the Gaiety, filled the house in all parts last night. The light entertainment of these pieces is just the thing to drive dull cure away with a good…
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The pantomime of "Jack, the Giant Killer" was most successfully repented at the Queen's Theatre last night, in the presence of a highly enthusiastic audience. The entertainment is one that all should…
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At the Royal "Ours" was repeated last night, with its accustomed success. The audience evinced the greatest, approbation of the performance, which will be given again to-night…
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"Ours" was repeated last night at the Theatre Royal before a tolerably numerous audience. The play was presented in excellent form, and was received with the usual amount of cordiality…
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The popular pantomime of "Jack, the Hunt Killer," still continues to draw good houses, and the beautiful scenery and rich appointments areas enjoyable as ever. The amusing eccentricities of…
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"Uncle and " My Turn Next " again formed an attractive programme at the Gaiety last night, and both pieces were received with the utmost approbation. On Saturday night, Mr. Fred. Marshall…
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There was a good house at the Royal last night, "Oars" was repeated, and evidently gave much pleasure to the audience. One emendation of the dialogue may be suggested. It does not sound well…
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This interesting event took place at the Protostant Hall last night, in the presence of a very large and very appreciative audience. The society was founded by its talented conductor, Mr. H. Graham, in 1872,…
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The brilliant and crowded audience which assembled in the Masonic Hall last night, when the Sydney Musical Union gave its fifth concert of the present season, augured well for the reception…
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The Austrian Band of 50 performers gave their first concert in Sydney last night, at the Masonic Hall. There was a large audience; but the hall was not crammed, as has bean reported, for several seats…
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The excellent pantomime "Jack, the Giant Killer" still maintains its popularity at the Queen's Theatre, and was repeated last night to a large audience. Every fresh performance…
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"Ours" was repeated at the Theatre Royal last evening, and will be withdrawn to-night for the production of the second of the Robertson series of comedies now being played by the London…
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A large audience assembled at the Gaiety Theatre, last night, to witness the last performance of the amusing pieces " Uncle " and " My Turn Next," which were relented in a manner that kept those…
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The first appearance in Sydney of the long expected Austrian Band was a triumphant success, and the welcome which the visitors received was of the most flattering description. The programme last…
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We believe it is in 'Kennedy's. Waifs and Strays" that the story is rolated of the chess player who invariably flow into a fit of auger when he lost a game. He would upset the board and mon,…
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The public will be pleased to hear that the difficulties between the Austrian Band and the management have been overcome. It will be seen by announcement in another column that there will not be a performance to-night, but…
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Serio-comic drama and broad comedy formed,the features of the programme at the Gaiety Theatre on, Saturday night, and judging from the applause of the audience and the success of the performance, the pieces perfomed were as…
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