Melbourne Theatre Royal
MELBOURNE, Tuesday.-- The Theater Royal proprietors propose to try management on their own account, with Mr. George Coppin as a director…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1891
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Amusements. Theatre Royal
Mr. Graitan Riggs, in his amusing interpretation of arthur Tracey, the clever detective, has been greatly applauded since Saturday. His various impersonations are decidedly ingenious, and highly entertaining…
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A MOST fashionable and appreciative audience —if not, perhaps, a very large one—attended at the Town Hall, Parramatta, on Monday evening week, the occasion being a concert in…
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A meeting of the above was hold in the Town Hall on Tuesday evening, when the large auditorium was crowded, despite the unpropttious weathor. No doub[?] the fact that special prizes for voual music and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Amusements. Philharmonic Society's Concert. the Golden Legend
At the grand concert given by the Philharmonic Society last evening in the Centennial Hall fresh laurels wore triumpbantly earned and the society has a quired a higher position than over it has previously…
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Mr. Harry Rickards's popular company has attracted crowded houses at the Gaiety nightly during the past week, and will in all probability do so for the remainder of its limited season of four weeks, after which Mr…
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The brilliant season of Mr. Charles Cartwrigh and Miss Olga Nethersole has ended all too soon "The Idler" has from the first appealed most powerfully to the sympathies and admiration of…
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Mr. Grattan Riggs appeared on Saturday last in "The Irish Detective," in which he has already secured on excellent reputation for the clever character sketches which belong to the part he…
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"Dick Whittington" will this (Saturday) evening celebrate his jubilee at Her Majesty's, and the pantomime will be played for the last time. "Arrah-na-Pogue" will be revived on an…
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"Comrades," which has much to interest an audience, and has been admirably played by several members of the cast, has had but a two weeks' life, and will this evening be…
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Mr. Grattan Riggs, whose clever impersonations in "The Irish Detective" have been much appreciated during the week, will appear this evening in "Eileen Oge; or, Dark's the Hour before the Dawn," a…
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With its fiftieth representation the highly successful run of the pantomime of "Dick Whittington and his Cat" came to an end on Saturday last. Mr. Rignold will revive "Arrab-na-Pogue" to-night, with Miss…
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The Rickards Comedy and Specialty Company are drawing large audiences, and the entertainments given at the Gaiety Theatre on Saturday were no exception to this rule. Mr. Rickards is too keen a student of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Amusements. the Garrick Theatre.—english Opera
On Saturday evening a season of English opera was commenced in the Garrick Theatre, in Castlereagh-street, under most favorable auspices. The opera selected for the occasion was the evergreen…
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Whatever wrongs old Ireland may have suffered, she cannot complain of her treatment on the stage. Her sorrows and her joys have been illustrated times out of number by dramatists, but never more powerfully than…
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The first parade of the newly-formed cavalry band in connection with the New South Wales Cavalry took place on the park this afternoon, in the presence of warrant Officer Thompson, of Sydney. The Maitland…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Amusements. "Arrah-na-pogue" at Her Majesty's Theatre
The striking feature of Mr. George Rignold's management is thoroughness. If a thing is worth doing at all it is worth doing well. No matter whether it be tragedy or comedy, farce or drama,…
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AMONG the recently formed societies in connection with the Railway Department there is none making better progress than the railway band. It now numbers…
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The late Edward Falconer's cleverly-constructed Irish drama, "Eileen Oge," so well played by Mr. Grattan Riggs and his company, will be continued in the bills until Saturday next, when it will be replaced…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Shearing Trouble. Ominous Outlook. an Armed and Mounted Band Galloping to Intercept the Police
BRISBANE, Tuesday.—Over 300 men, including all sorts and conditions, one-third being armed to the teeth, have left Barcaldine on horseback, having purchased all the arms and ammunition…
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