Cable Messages. the Ring Theatre Disaster
LONDON, May l7.—The director of the Ring Theatre Jauner, and two of this subordinates workmen, have been convicted at Vienna, for criminal carelessness in…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1882
389 stories in Sydney's papers · page 9 of 20
The Ring Theatre Disaster. London, May 17
The director of the Ring Theatre, Jauner, and two of his subordinates, workmen, have been convicted, at Vienna, for criminal carelessness in connection with the burning of the…
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LONDON, May 17.—Several more persons have been tried as Vienna for having by their carelessness contributed to the terrible [?] at the Ring Theatre,…
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At the Petersham Town-hall last evening, a concert was given in aid of the prize fund of the local Public school, and the attendance was so large that the prizes this year are likely to be both numerous and good. The liberal…
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THE patent handpower circular and band sawing machine as illustrated is one of the most useful machines in the wood-working class, and for the use of joiners, builders, contractors, &c., cannot be…
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LONDON, May 17.—The director of the Ring Theatre, Jauner, and two of his subordinates, workmen, have been convicted at Vienna for criminal carelessness in…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →British and Foreign News. (From Our London Correspondent and Through Reuter's Agency.) the Ring Theatre Catastrophe
LONDON, May 10.—The trial of the eight persons accused of having contributed, by their negligence, to the terrible catastrophe at the Ring Theatre in December…
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Drama, which has for months past had possession of the boards at the Gaiety Theatre, was on Saturday night replaced by opera, Mr. Martin Simonsen having leased the house for a season, during which he intends to produce many of the…
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"After Dark," which was successfully produced Saturday evening, was repeated last night Mr. Burdett Howe was exceedingly effective in the charactor of "Old Tom," and he was admirably supported by Miss Marian…
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"New Babylon" is still a source of attraction at the Theatre Royal, and thanks to the excellent acting of Mr. Bland Holt and his company, and the effective scenery, the performances are received with considerable favour…
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"Satanella" was successfully repeated yesterday evening at the Gaiety Theatre by the Simonsen Opera Company The principals, Miss Martina Simonsen, Miss France Saville, Mr. Albert Brennir, Mr. F. Wentworth, and…
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WHILE a man was being ejected from the gallery of the Theatre Royal last night, for causing a disturbance, a mischievous boy caused a great panic by crying out "fire." The audience in all parts,…
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About half-past 10 to night, whilst "The Green Lanes of England" was being performed at the Theatre Royal, a constable endeavoured to eject a man who was [?]using an annoyance in the gallery. During the…
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A complimentary concert under distinguished patronage was given to the renowned violinist Herr August Wilhelmj, in the Masonic Hall last evening. It was attended by one of the largest…
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"Satanella," at the Gaiety Theatre last night went very smoothly, the choruses being especially good Several little defects noticeable in the first representation have now been repaired, and the principals were as successful as on…
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Frederick Dowdall is the name of the youth who was creating the disturbance in the Theatre Royal on Saturday night, and he was brought up at the Police Court yesterday. There was a…
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A genial kindly young man, Trust-rather-too-blindly young man, A do-all-I-can For-each-fellow-man…
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WHILE a man was being ejected from the gallery of the Theatre Royal last night, for causing a disturbance, a mischievous boy caused a greatpanic by crying out " fire." The audience in all parts…
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About half-past 10 to night, whilst "The Green Lanes of England" was being performed at the Theatre Royal, a constable endeavoured to eject a man who was causing an annoyance in the gallery. During the…
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"Formosa" was produced at the Queen's Theatre on Saturday night to a good house, and the sensational incidents in which the drama abounds were received with great favour. Miss Marian Willis was very effective in the name…
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