A Theatre Destroyed by Fire
LONDON, January 7.-A large theatre in Brussels has been destroyed by fire…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1890
1,325 stories in Sydney's papers · page 2 of 67
A Theatre Destroyed by Fire. [By Cable.] (From Our Correspondent.) London, Jan. 7
A large theatre in Brussels has been destroyed by fire…
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The monthly, concert of the Orpheus Society is announced for this evening at Aaron's exchange. The instrumental portion of the programme includes one of Beethoven's string Trios, and other compositions by…
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The subscription list to the series of orchestral concerts is now so nearly filled that the promoters are already arranging for the commencement of the concert season. It is probable that the opening concert will…
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LONDON, January 7,-Later intelligence from Brussels Shows that the theatre Which was destroyed by fire last night was only a small one, and, as previously telegraphed…
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The twentieth smoke concert of the Orpheus Society took place last night at Aaron's Exchange Hotel, in the presence of a fairly large bat not crowded audience. The concert opened with…
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The first concert this year took place last evening at the Bethel Circular Quay, and a good company of seamen and their friends attended. After a short address by the chaplain…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Amusements. Orpheus Society's Concert
At the concert of the Orpheus Society given last evening at Aarons' Exchange, the attendance was considerably less than usual, thus carrying out the experience of previous years and tending to show that people…
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BRISBANE, Wednesday.--At the last session of the synod of the Church of England the desirableness of taking steps to secure the introduction of bible-teaching into State schools…
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The wonders of Aladdin's story, and the extraordinary career of his mother, as set forth in the Theatre Royal, have most successfully appealed to the taste of the public. The burlesque is so…
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It would be difficult to imagine a happier production for an Australian Christmas season than Mr. George Rignold has given the public in the charming version of "A Midsummer Night's…
Continued on Trove, page 69 →Amusements. Theatre Royal
"Aladdin" has now entered upon the third week of its run with all signs of continued success, the house being nightly crowded and the applause being demonstrative throughout. The puntomime is a bright, merry…
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"Friends" will rank with the very best productions at this theatre in point of acting and scenery. The Hall at Wheatlands, in which Mr. Spong has been assisted by Mr. Churchward, is a…
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ON Sunday evening the pastor of the Grauville Congregational Church Preached a new Year's sermon to the young people…
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A public meeting of "lovers of good music" has been arranged for "Wednesday evening next at the Town Hall, under the presidency of the Mayor of Sydney, for the purpose of considering what had best be done to further the…
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WINDSOR, Saturday.—The Mayor's ball at Bichmend on Friday night was ' a great success. There Were over a hundred guests Present, among whom were Colonel…
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BONDI.—An enormous crowd attended at the Royal Aquarium, Bondi, on Sunday afternoon. The aquarium, by the way, is now being managed by Mr. Alfred Wyburd, and under that…
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At the Central Police Court yesterday a young man named Timothy Ryan was charged with being on the enclosed premises of Edgar TYe, of Broadway, Glebe, without the consent of the…
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The wet weather of the last two nights has affected the business at the various theatres but little, the several houses being well filled. The pantomime of "Aladdin" has been enthusiastically received on each…
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