Public School Concert
AN entertainment, consisting of a concert and drama, gone through by the pupi[?]s of the Public School (Parramatta North), assisted by some of the more prominent of our local…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1883
474 stories in Sydney's papers · page 4 of 24
Amusements. Theatre Royal
Prolific dramatists, like prolific authors, rarely display much variety of style, owing, doubtless, to the strain put upon them to supply as much work as possible while there is a profitable demand for it, and so it is not surprising to…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Amusements. "The Romany Rye" at the Theatre Royal
On Saturday night, the long-expected " Romany Rye" made its first appearance to a house packed in every conceivable hole and corner. The announcement concerning standing room, which has…
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A Plain and Fancy Dress Ball was held in the Exhibition Building, Prince Alfred Park, lust evening. 'The attendance was not large, but there were sufficient ladies and gentlemen present to…
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The Highland Society's Musical Union gave a concert at the Protestant Hall in the evening, the chair being occupied by Mr. Angus Cameron, M.L.A. There was a large attendance, and a programme of…
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At the Protestant Hall in the [?] miscellaneous Society's Musical Union [?] M.L.A., in concert, with Mr Angus [?] attendance,the chair. There was an excellent [?] Union…
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Sir,--Hearing that there is an agitation in the city for a subsidy of £6000 for the formation of a city band, I submit that if the formation of sack is intended, no professionals who play elsewhere, and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Dublin Assassinations. Pen Pictures of the Prisoners, with a Description of James Carey, Who Turned Informer
An "eye witness" of the early proceedings in the court, writes thus in the Dublin NA-TION of February 10:—To those who have attended on the previous days of this…
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The "Romany Rye" attracted another crowded house last night, and judging from the liberal applanse bestowed upon the performance the drama is likely to have a successful run…
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Few novels have been subjected to more searching criticism than "La Dame aux Camcllias," the work which made the fame of the younger Dumas, and to which the prince of French crities, Jules Janin, wrote a preface, which is…
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A concert was given here by Blue Jackets from the Nelson and the Miranda last night. The affair was a great success, the building being crowded and numbers being unable to gain…
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THE Penrith Tradesmen's second bal costume took place in the Temperance Hall, on Friday evening, the 30th ultimo, and in every sense of the term, was a grand success. It is…
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ON Friday evening between 70 and 80 guests accepted the invitations of the daughter of the house, and aided by singing, music, recitations and dancing spent a few hours very pleasurably. A pair of…
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BERLIN, April 5.—The National Theatre, at Berlin, has been totally destroyed by fire. The building was empty at the time, consequently no deaths occurred…
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The National Theatre at Berlin has been totally destroyed by fire. The building was empty at the time, consequently there was no loss of life…
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THE concert on Monday evening was by far the most successful affair of the kind, judged both from musical and financial standpoints, that has over been held in the city for many a year. The…
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At the Gaiety Thatre, on Saturday night," Arrah na Pogue" was produced, and judging from its reception, it has lost none of its popularity. The principal feature of the performance was Mr. Sheridan's assumption of the…
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"The Romany Rye" was repeated at the Theatre Royal on Saturday night, bnt the audience was not numerous. Some of the scenery is exceedingly attractive, and seemingly it won quite as much favour as the play…
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The Euphonic Quartett Society gave their quarterly concert on Saturday evening in the Music. Rooms, Stanley-street. The concert was opened by members of the Society performing the overture to Cherubini's "Lodoiska." The…
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