Amusements. Afternoon Concert
The second of the series of six Wednesday afternoon concerts, to be given by Mme. Marius and Miss Eva Thompson, was held at the New Masonic Hall on Wednesday, before a large and brilliant…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1884
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Gaiety Theatre
"Passion" was played at the Gaiety Theatre last night, for the last time this season, by Mr. Wybert R[?]ve and his clever company; and to-night Mr. Arthur Pinero's drama, "The Squire," will be produced…
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On Thursday night an important change was made in the cast of [?] he Silver King" at the Theatre Royal, Miss Mag[?]e Moore playing the part of Nellie Denver in place of Miss Annie Mayor, who has been working so hard…
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Mr. Wybert Reove's production of "The Squire," at the Gaiety Theatre, on Saturday night, was a thorough success. That Mr. Arthur Pinere was indebted for his plot and the incidents by which it is worked out to Mr. Thos. Hardy's…
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"The Silver King." with Miss Maggie Moore in the part of Nellie Denver, drew another large house at the Theatre Royal on Saturday night…
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The ninth session of the Glebe Band of Courage was opened in the hall below the Glebe Presbyterian Church on Monday. Though the night was wet, there was a large attendance, specially of young people…
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THE Bijou Comedy Company played to fairly satisfactory houses on Saturday and Monday last— “All that Glitters is not Gold” being produced on the former night, and “The…
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Madame Marius and Miss Eva Thompson give their fourth matinee musicale yesterday afternoon as usual in the New Masonic Hall. The presence of a very large audience, composed principally of…
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In consquence of a very p[?]ful acident to Miss Annie Mayor, the management are compelled to postpone the production of "Impulse" until Wednesday evening next. Miss Major was recruiting her health at Katoomba,…
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STANLEY’s Juvenile Company have been performing with— much success at the Victoria Theatre. On Friday evening they repeated the “Pirates of Pe[?],” and on Saturday…
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Dr. Walter Rodway gave the first of a course of lectures on "Prison Life" on Monday night in the New Masonic Hall, Castlereagh-street. There was a thin audience, which we suppose was owing to the…
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"Impulse," another society comedy adapted from the French, was produced at the Theatre Royal last night, and made such a marked and favourable impression upon the large audience assembled to witness it that it is likely to…
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Madame Marius and Miss Eva Thompson gave the fifth of their series of six concerts yesterday afternoon, in the new Masonic Hall, when there was a good attendance. As heretofore,…
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ADELAIDE, Thursday. -- A painfully sudden death occurred at Port Lincoln. Shortly after a ball, which was held at the residence of Mr Michael Kenny, the bo[?]tess was found dead in a…
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A painfully sudden death occurred in Port Lincoln. Shortly after a ball, which was held in the residence of Mr. Michael Kenny, the hostess was found dead in a room by her husband, the…
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A GORGEOUS millionaires' ball is announced to be given in New York by the Astor family, who are Transatlantic merchant princes, and the festivities are expeoted to eclipse Mrs. Vanderbilt's famous…
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A meeting of the members of the Mercautile Rowing Club was held at Mr. Hunt's Oxford Hotel on Thursday evening, when it was decided to hold the ninth annual ball on July 3, at the Exhibition Building, Prince Alfred Park. This…
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Considerable excitement was caused at 6.45 p.m on May 9, when the news spread that the Theatre Royal was on fire. It appears (says the Mercury) that the front portion of the theatre to the left of the vestibule is occupied by the…
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NOTWITHSTANDING the counter attractions on Wednesday evening last the evening concert held on that date at the Town [?] in aid of the new Wesleyan Church was very largely…
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