Gaiety Theatre
"The Green Lanes of England," a new sensational drama, the right of producing which in Australia and New Zealand has been purchased by Mr. Dampier from the authors, Henry Pettitt and…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1882
389 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 20
Amusements. Theatre Royal
The Theatre Royal was, as usual, crowded on Saturday night. The pantomime, " Sinbad the Sailor," with its numerous aliases, went very smoothly from opening to finish. The vocalists…
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Another extensive audience witnessed the production of the Queen's Theatre pantomime of "Harlequin Bluebeard, or the Heathen Chinee," on Saturday night, which will be repeated this…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Amusements. the Liedertafel Concerts
The last concert of the series given here during the past Week by the Melbourne Metropolitan Liedertafel took place in the Gurdon Palace, on Suturduy afternoon, and was a great success, both financially and musically. The members…
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Mr. Arthur Garner lately announced that he would eventually produce George R. Sims' "Sights of London," now playing very successfully in London theatres, on the boards of Royal. The…
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The Highland Society's Musical Union gave a concert last night in the Protestant Hall, which was well filled by a very orderly aud respectable audience. The programme was an eminently…
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The burning of the Ring Theatre in Vienna, intelligence of which was recently received by cablegram, and the frightful consequences that ensued through the panic thereby caused, will long be…
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Sir,--Those who had the extreme gratification of hearing the Russian Blind, either on board the Admiral's ship or that of his squadron, must have realised a treat seldom indulged in here; and the…
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LONDON, December 27.—During a performance in one of the theatres at Cork a riot occurred. A panic seized, the audience, and in the fight that ensued and…
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There was a crowded audience at tho Gaiety Theatre on Saturday night, and such seems certain to be the case as long as "The Green Lanes of England" is so well placed upon the stage as it at present…
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LONDON, January 7.âConnell, who was recently captured along with other members of what is known as the "Captain Moonlight" band of Fenians, and ife whose…
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At the Queen's Theatre on Saturday night the pantomime "Blue Beard" was repeated. It went well, and the audience, enjoying it, expressed their appreciation very heartily. The…
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The pantomime "Sinbad the Sailor" continues to be most successfully produced at the Theatre Royal, and the attendance at that house on Saturday night, and the interest taken in the…
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With the "Green Lanes of England the management of the Gaiety Theatre has scored a most emphatic success. The houses nightly arc excellent, and the applause bestowed upon the…
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The pantomime, " Sinbad the Sailor," is still being produced at the Theatre Royal, and its success continues unabated. The company engaged in its representation is a strong one, and includes…
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The Queen's Theatre was largely attended in all parts last night, and the pantomime "Blue Beard" was again produced. The acting, singing, and dancing are good in their way, and the work has…
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LONDON, January 7.âConnell, who was recently captured along with other members of what is known as the "Captain Moonlight" band of Fenians, and in whose…
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Might not something be done by way of farewell before leaving for Egypt? They did not want to give another tea-party, and could not get in all at dinner. They had had charades and a picnic. Elizabeth Eliza wished for…
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Vienna, December 8th.—The Ring Theatre, formerly the Comic Opera House, where Sara Bernhardt recently performed, took fire at 7 o'clock to-night, just before the beginning of the opera Les Contes de Hoffman. The fire…
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