The American Ball
Last night a ball wa[?]held at Needs's rooms, Liverpool—street, under the [?]pices of the American Consul and citizens. The rooms were very handsomely draped with dags and evergreens, and it need…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1882
389 stories in Sydney's papers · page 12 of 20
Mercantile Rowing Club Ball
The annual ball of the Mercantile Sowing Club has become so popular that it is now looked upon in acquatic circles as the ball of the season. The sixth annual ball, which will be held to-night at the…
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LONDON, July 4.—In view of the terrible disaster at the Ring Theatre, the Austrian Government have promulgated a eode of rules for the regulation of the theatres of that country. The…
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For many weeks the seventh annual ball of the Mercantile Bowing Club has been the topic of conversation among those who intended going to it, and it was expected that the affair would be a…
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Last night, the old Exhibition building, Prince Alfred Park, was again the scene of one of the most brilliant social gatherings of the year—the Mercantile Rowing Club's annual ball. This ia the sixth assemblage of the kind that…
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LONDON, July 4.—In view of the terrible disaster at the Ring Theatre, the Austrian Government have promulgated a code of rides for the regulation of the theatres of that country. The…
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OUR illustration represents what must be regarded as forming an epoch in the history of colonial art, being the exhibition of the pictures, nearly 150 in number, sent in competition for the prizes offered by the…
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Verdi's masterpiece, "Un Ballo in Maschera," was performed by the Simoneen Company at the Gaiety Theatre on Saturday night, and the performance being excellent, was frequently applauded by the audience. All the principal…
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Messrs. Williamson, Garner, and Musgrove have entered upon their lessceship of the Theatre Royal under favourable auspices, for on Saturday night the production of "Youth" was a marked success, and for the first time for years the…
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At the Queen's Theatre on Saturday night a new piece entitled "Unearthed, or the Dead Alive," was produced. It was dramatized by Mr. A. Murray from a novel by Miss Braddon. A number of sensational scenes and interesting…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Amusements. "Youth" at the Theatre Royal
Messra. Williamson,Garner and Musgrove opened their season at their house on Saturday night with " Youth," a spectacular drama, the combined work of Paul Merritt and Augustus Harris, which had…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Larrikinism at the Theatre. to the Editor of the Herald
Sir,—Although reluctant to occupy your valuable space, the grievance of which I have to complain is so serious and degrading in its character that I feel it to be a public duty to forcibly direct attention to the evil, in the hope that it…
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On Tuesday evening a successful lantern entertainment was given under the auspices of the Band of Hope, in the Pitt-street Congregational Schoolhall. The chair was occupied by Mr. James…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Larrikinism at the Theatre Royal. to the Editor of the Sydney Daily Telegraph
Sir,--I have been waiting to see if some one else would not take this matter up. I was surprised to find no comment from the daily Press on the subject. The scenes in the pit and upper circle at the…
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ALAS! Not another Morcantile Ball till next year, and that of the 6th July, after all anticipation, looking forward to, and longing for ia already reckoned amongst things that have been; however, it was so…
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"Cofflu Ships, or Insured at Lloyd's" was produced at the Queen's Theatre on Saturday evening. The drama, which is of a sensational character, and has been played before in Sydney, exposes the villainy of "ship knackers,"…
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The performance at the Gaiety Theatre on Saturday night, when "Der Frieschutz" was produced, was anything but a success, for some of the principals were not equal to the parts allotted to them; the waits were tediously…
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Simonsen's Opera Company placed. Weber's operatic masterpiece " Der Freisebutz or the seven magic bullets," on the boards of the Gaiety Theatre on Saturday evening, to a fair house. This…
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On Saturday night at the above house, was produced a nautical drama, " Coffin Ships, or Insured at Lloyd's," under which title playgoers will probably recognise " A1 at Lloyd's " first introduced at…
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