Concert at Sir Joseph Banks
An excellent concert was given yesterday afternoon at the Sir Joseph Banks Pleasure Grounds. Misses Millie Herbert, Amy Rowe and Lucy Fraser were loudly applauded for…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1886
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Two Pictures. a Commotion in Vienna
Quite a commotion has been caused in Vienna by the exhibition of two pictures from the pencil of the Russian artist, Veretchaguine. One of these represents Jesus as a child in the bosom of a large family,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Scottish National Concert
A concert to commemorate "Auld New Year's Nicht," given by Mr. B. Millen, the well-known Scotch vocalist, was held in the Protestant-hall, Castlercagh-street,…
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A well-attended concert, in aid of the Presbytarian Church organ fund, was given in the Randwick Town Hall last evening. Amongst those who assisted at the entertainment were Mrs. Iunes, Mrs. Ball, and Miss…
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A concert under the auspices of the Leichhardt Ratepayers' Association was given in the Albert Hall, Leichhardt, on Thursday evening last. Mr. Frederick Walsh presided, and the attendance numbered about 300 persons…
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The pantomime of "Mother Goose," was again presented last night at the Olympic before a fair audience, who thoroughly enjoyed the entertainment. An afternoon performance will be given to-day…
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The "Green Lanes of England" has proved so successful at the above place of amusement, that the management do not consider it necessary at present to furnish a fresh attraction. The drama was witnessed by a large…
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"Cinderella" continues to fill the Theatre Royal nightly. No pantomime could run more smoothly than it does, and few harlequinades could more rejoice the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Gaiety Theatre
The revival of "The Green Lanes of England" at the Gaiety, after an interval of five years, has been attended with all the success which could have followed the production of a new piece, and probably…
Continued on Trove, page 140 →Music and Drama. Theatre Royal
"Cinderella: Her Sisters, her Sorrows, and her Little Glass Slipper," is giving great satisfaction to large audiences, who nightly fill the theatre and testify in a marked degree their admiration of the…
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WE wish, in the interests of the noble charity which is to be benefitted by the proceeds, to draw the special attention of all our city and suburban readers to the Manly concert announcement…
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On Tuesday next a concert will be given in the Pavilion at Manly by some of the best amateurs in Sydney, aided by Miss Pedley, Mrs. Theodore Boesen, Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Woods, Mrs. W. M'Donald, Mr. Kemmis, and…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Mrs. Armstrong's Benefit Concert
On Friday next Mme. Charbonnet-Kellermann, Herr Patek, and M. de Willimoff, solo instrumentalists, Mr. Hallewell, and Mr. Knight Aston, professional, and Mrs. Riley, Mrs. W. M'Donald, amateur vocalists, and Mrs…
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In aid of the funds for maintaining the Orphanage and Reformatory at Manly, a grand amateur concert will be given in the pavilion at Manly on Tuesday next, the 19th instant. Mrs. Theodor Boesen, Mrs…
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A complimentary benefit concert has been tendered to Mrs. Armstrong, the accomplished vocalist, who, during the Kruse concerts and recently at the Sydney Lieder[?]el Pa[?]armonie concerts, gave so much…
Continued on Trove, page 140 →Second Regiment Band
On Friday night a banquet was tendered to the bandsmen of the Second Regiment, at the Paddington fire station, by their bandmaster, Mr, H. M'Mahon. The usual toasts were gone through…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Olmypic Theatre
[?] afternoon performance of the pantomime " Mothor [?]oose," at the above theatre, was given on Saturday, and was well attended, a large number of juveniles taking advantage of the opportunity to witness the burlesque…
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The "Green Lanes of England" again drew a crowded house on Saturday evening, and the audience frequently [?]tified their approval of the performance…
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On Saturday night his Excellency, Lord Carrington, Lady Carrington, and suite, visited the above place of musement, and were received by Messrs. Musgrove and Goodman, by whom they were conducted to a box specially…
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