At The Theatre
Henry Ireland, on remand, pleaded not guilty at the Central Police Court yesterday before Mr. C. Delohery, S.M., to a charge of being a suspected person frequenting the vestibule of Her Majesty's…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1892
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The Criterion Theatre
"La Mascotte," by the Juvenile Opera Company, has proved a genuine luck-bringer to the Criterion Theatre, which, despite the special pantomime attractions and the various other…
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The glories of the Christmas pantomime and the magnificence of the "Forty Thieves" have made the Theatre Royal crowded to its fullest extent on every possible occasion since the opening night…
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On The Road with Wool (By Mr. H. Mead, Uranquinty.)…
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A very successful tea-meeting and concert was held at Naramine last week in aid of the building fund of the Church of England. The tables were presided over by Mrs…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Stage, Song and Show. The management of the Theatre Royal
announce another afternoon performance of " The Forty Thieves " for to-morrow. Doors will be opened at 1 o'clock, and those who hope for seats should be in time…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Footlight Flashes. the Pantomime Season. Phenomenal Success at the Royal. Big Houses at Her Majesty's. Matinees of "The Forty Thieves" and "The Babes in the Woods" To-day. the Juvenile Opera Company. Highly Successful Debut of Two Natives. Revival or "The Milkado"—Last Nights of the Season—John F. Sheridan's Vienna Gardens Entertainment—Surely Winning Public Favour—Covent Garden Grand Opera Company—Sacred Concerts—Misses Alba Score Another Success Odd Items
"The Forty Thieves" at the Royal continues on its highly successful career, in fact, the attendances are phenomenally good, and it ia still by no means an easy job to secure a…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Footlight Flashes. the Pantomime Season. Phenomenal Success at the Royal. Big Houses at Her Majesty's. Matinees of "The Forty Thieves" and "The Babes in the Woods" To-day. the Juvenile Opera Company. Highly Successful Debut of Two Natives. Revival of "The Mikado"—Last Nights of the Season—John F. Sheridan's Vienna Gardens Entertainment—Surely Winning Public Favor—Covent Garden Grand Opera Company—Sacred Concerts—Misses Alba Score Another Success Odd Items
"The Forty Thieves" at the Royal continues on its highly successful career, in fact, the attendances are phenomenally good, and it is still by no means an easy job to secure a…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Yass Hospital Ball. Yass
It is intended to have a grand fancydress ball, in aid of the funds of the Yass District Hospital, on the occasion of the opening of the tramway to Yass, which it…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The French Theatre. Outrage Against Public Morals. London, Jan. 14
The lessee and an actross at the Theatre Realiste, in Paris, have been sentenced to 15 months imprisonment each for outraging in public morals. Two other…
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H. J. Byron said a play was like a cigar, "If it is a bad one, no puffing will make it draw ; if a good one, all your friends want a box." Judged by the manner in which the boxes and other parts…
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The Japanese opera "Mikado" was revived at the Criterion Theatre on Saturday last, when the Juvenile Opera Company was reinforced by the addition of Master…
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Much that has been said of the one pantomime applies with equal force to the other; the Babes are nearly as interesting as the Thieves, and their champion, the bold Robin Hood, has no rival…
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On Strike in Noumea. (By Mr. Peace, Noumea, New Caledonia.)…
Continued on Trove, page 26 →Dummies in the Band. Tricks of the Musician's Trade
The barber was cutting my hair, and with the affability of his race, he strove to entertain me. His conversation ran upon his own powers as a musician. His…
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THE committee of gentlemen who organized and carried out the concert at Darlinghurst Hall on Monday evening m aid of the Sacred Heart Church improvements, gave as a lesson in good…
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The final match for the cup and pennant was played at Moore Park on Saturday, and it was won by the West Sydneys from the Sydneys by 21 runs to 14 runs. Each club had won and lost an equal number…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Footlight Flashes. the Pantomimes At the Royal and Her Majesty's. Another Successful Week. The Juvenile Opera Company. Last Nights of the Season. Return of the B. and B. Company. The Vienna Garden Entertainment—Frank Smith's Minstrels—Sunday Concerts on the Boom—People's promenade Concerts—At the Centennial Hall—The Aquarium Entertainments—Addison's Minstrel Company—And Dramatic News and Notes
The Royal pantomime is still booming along and each succeeding night sees a house full to overflowing. The "Forty Thieves" has caught on with a vengeance, and as business…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →With the Governor. Among Snowy Mountains Camp Life at Kiandra. Beautiful Snow--An Open-air Concert-- Below Freezing Point--Snow Racing -- Snow Shoes-- Kiandra's Halcyon
IN Kiandra we are as it were in a different world from Australia as it is generally known and pictured. Up here among the peaks of these snow-draped…
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The matinee performance advertised for Wednesday last was postponed, that being the day of the funeral of the late Duke of Clarence. The attendance at the theatre and the interest in the…
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