Tasmania. a New Theatre
HOBART, This Day.--The project for the erection of a new theatre in a central position has been favorably received, and is likely to be successful…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1889
1,265 stories in Sydney's papers · page 6 of 64
Pictures of Royalty. Charcoal Sketches of Kings. Queens, Princes, and Princesses
IT is something of a shock to find out that kings and queens and princesses are not always so beautiful as to pale the lustre of the sun, as we have been taught…
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The first matinee performance of the now justly celebrated Centennial Orchestra was given in the Exhibition Building, yesterday, and was a gigantic success…
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The excellent series of orchestral concerts under the direction of Mr. F. H. Cowen was continued yesterday, a matinee being given in the afternoon, beside the evening concert. Respecting the former there was some…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Pictures for Sydney. an Angry Artist
LONDON, February 5.-Mr. Mortimer Menpes tracts a number of his etchings with, the collection of Anglo-Australian artists' pictures which are to be exhibited in Sydney, and which will…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Cablegrams. (From Our Correspondent.) Collection of Pictures for Sydney. London, Feb. 4
The Anglo-Australian Artists' collection to be exhibited in Sydney, includes 300 valuable pictures and a numberof etchings…
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It was very gratifying to note last evening that there was a vast increase in the numbers comprising the audience at the Cowen orchestral concerts for it curries out practically what has already been persistently…
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It has been oft repe[?]ted that a word to the wise is sulli[?]nt, and now we say to those who wish, for brevity's sake, to be classed amongst tho Sydney magi, go and…
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LONDON, February 5.-Sir Francis Dillon Bell, Agent-General for New Zealand, has been promised the loan of forty pictures for the Dunedin Exhibition. The pictures include several…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Pictures for New Zealand. London, Feb. 5
Sir F. Dillon Bell, the Agent-General for New Zealand, has been promised 40 pictures for the Dunedin Exhibition, including several from the collection of the Prince of…
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The dress circle was packed as full as it could be, and the family circle and pit were also fairly filled, at the Cowen concert, yesterday afternoon, in Her Majesty's Theatre. The first item on the…
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The series of orchestral concerts under the direction of Mr. F. H. Cowen, was continued yesterday, a matin?e being given at Her Majesty's Theatre during the afternoon, in addition to the usual evening…
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An immense audience assembled last night in the Exhibition Building to hear the concert given by the Cowen Centennial Orchestra. There were between two and three thousand persons present,…
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Again an enormous audience gathered together last evening to hear the Orchestral Concert at the Exhibition Building, the number of persons present being about 3000. This may be fairly taken as indicative of…
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YESTERDAY the Centennial Orchestra, under Mr. Cowen's direction, gave an afternoon concert as well as the usual evening performance. At the latter they were…
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MELBOURNE, This Day. -- The gentlemen who are interesting themselves in the formation of a Victorian Orchestra, have placed the affair on a business footing, and…
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