St. Patrick's Day in Sydney. Sports, Concert and Banquet
THE final arrangements have been made for the celebration of st. Patrick's Day in Sydney. The united Irish societies will assemble at St. Benedicts…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1892
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Music in Sydney. MR. D. Clancy's Farewell Concert
Although, as is quite proper under existing circumstances, the current Italian opera season appears to be absorbing the interest of our musical public, there was nevertheless a considerable…
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A complimentary concert was given at the New Masonic-hall, Castlereagh-street, last evening by several of the musicians of Sydney, assisted by the members of the…
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The public, however variable its tastes may be in other directions, seems to remain constant to its old love, melodrama. It likes the good old-fashioned stirring blood and thunder drama, of the kind which…
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The return of Mr. Bland Holt and his company with a new play was greeted at the Theatre Royal on Saturday night by an audience on neither the number[?] nor enthusiasm of which the unfavourable…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Amusements. "A Sailor's Knot" at the Theatre Royal
Mr. Bland Holt and his excellent company, who returned to Sydney a week or two ago after a successful tour of the other colonies, and who have in the meantime been busily…
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The libel action brought by the Macmahon Brothers against the SUNDAY TIMES is likely to attract considerable attention in the theatrical world. the plaintiffs, James and…
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The libel action brought by the Macmalion Brothers against the SUNDAY TIMES is likely to attract considerable attention in the theatrical world. The plaintiffs, James and…
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At the Town Hall last evening the Hibernian Society held a successful ball…
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The customary conceit of Irish, ballad music took place at the New Masonic Hall in the evening. The inclement weather did not, as was anticipated, materially interfere with the…
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In accordance with the usual custom St. Patrick's Night was celebrated in song, which took the form of a "national concert," at the Masonic Hall. Mr. F. B. Freehill presided, and there was an attendance…
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The United Irish Societies held a grand national concert last night in the New Masonic-hall, Castlereagh-street, when, notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather,…
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Mr. Bland Holt has returned to his old field with new pastures, and in "A Sailor's Knot," by Henry Pettitt, has given us a drama with far higher pretensions than are found in the ultra-sensational and…
Continued on Trove, page 633 →Mayor's Ball at Tags
It ia the intention of Mr. M. Coen, the Catholic Mayor of Yass, to Rive a ball, on an extensive scals on the day of the opening of the railway bridges, and on the day following Mr. coen…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →A Charming Theatre Bodice
Composed of soft silk, chiffon or crepe frills and sleeves to match. The square-cut bodice is new and most becoming. Pale yellow or pink would be the most becoming to a dark girl, while pale blue or…
Continued on Trove, page 34 →Hibernian Ball. Glen Innes
At the Town Hall last evening the Hibernian Society held a successful ball…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Scene in a Dublin Theatre. Santley and Titiens Hissed
A writer in the Dublin FREMAN February 6, giving his recollections of the old Royal Theater says:— During the twelve years that have elapsed since…
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On Saturday night last an entertainment was given Mr. House's room at Plumpton, in aid of the funds of St. Alban's, Booty Hill. All day Friday and Saturday the…
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THE musical man of the WESTERN ADVOCATE has let himself out to the extent of two columns on the concerts in aid of st. Joseph's church The Australian Hall one of the finest Catholic buildings…
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A successful concert took place at St. Peter's Catholic school, Surry Hills, on Wednesday week, in the presence of a crowded audience. Mr. George Boyle was the conductor. The performance…
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