Gaiety Theatre
The Gaiety was crowded last night. This was due to the fact that Alf. M. Hazlewood was taking a benefit. The announcement of the complimentary benefit was accepted by the friends and admirers of…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1893
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Theatre Royal
The new and original drama, "Light Ahead," though well acted, has very little that is original to recommend it. The situations are so familiar that not the most cunning literary mosaic worker could…
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"Hoodman Blind," with its powerful appeal to the sympathies of an audience, its splendid scenery and mounting, and the graphic portrayal of the passionate, easily influenced Jack Yeulett, depicted in…
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The last six nights of Henry Arthur Jones's stirring drama " Hoodman Blind" are announced at Her Majesty s Theatre. The skill with which the interest of the second act of the play is sustained…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →A Bird of Passage. Chapter Xvii. the Ball. "There was a sound of revelry by night." (Continued.)
Miss Caggott had tern her dross badly— her columbine shirts— and Helen was not sorry to be called aside to render assistance. She was unutterably weary of Mr. Quontin and his…
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THE concert in aid of St. Patrick's debt came off on Wednesday night at the School of Arts, Cooma, when a very large audience was present, every available seat being occupied. The programme…
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The first of the new promenade concerts will be given at tbe Exhibition Building this evening under the musical direction of Mr. Gordon Gooch. A.R.A.M., and with Mr. George H. Naylor as…
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Miss Maud FitzStubbs was the recipient of a complimentary benefit given in the Centenary Hall, York-street, in presence of his Excellency the Governor, Lord Villiers, the Hon. T. M. Slattery,…
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A CONCERT in aid of the building fund in connection with the Congregational Church, Rookwood, was held in that building on Tuesday evening last. There were about 150 persons…
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The Vaudeville Minstrel and Specialty Company, which has already had an extended season at the G[?]ty Theatre, was, considering the number of counter attractions, exceedingly well patronised on…
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Patrons of the Gaiety Theatre can always be sure of a first-class entertainment. Mr. Dan Tracey never allows his programmes to become tedious by continued repetition, nor…
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Mr. Harry Richards and his specialty company grow apace in public favor. On Saturday evening, every seat in the Tivoli Theatre was occupied, and many patrons…
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A small audience assembled at the Theatre Royal on Saturday night to see "Judge Not," but the drama was not produced. In place of it a little comedy was performed at 9 o'clock, in which Messrs…
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The auditorium of the Theatre Royal was occupied on Saturday night by an audience representing about £10 in admission fees who had foreseen intellectual enjoyment in…
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Although the curtain was not raised at all at the Theatte Royal on Saturday evening, and the audience did not have an opportunity of expressing an opinion as to the merits of "Judge Not,"…
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On Saturday evening there was a large and appreciative audience at the Exhibition Building, Prince Alfred Park, when the first of a series of "People's Shilling Concerts" was given. Judging…
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"Music for the million!" The cry rang through Europe years ago, and the cry was answered. Concerts were organised in the open and under cover, bands played in all public resorts, and at this…
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The spirited promoters of "The People's Shilling Concerts" have every reason to be satisfied with the excellent start made on Saturday. The Exhibition Building in…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →A Stage Strike. at the Theatre Royal. Mr. Moss and the Mummers. No Performance Given. A Slanging Match on the Stage--A Fuming Audience--The O.P. Box--Messrs. Howe and Baker's Explanation
The announcement that Frank Harvey's play "Judge Not" would be presented at the Theatre Royal on Saturday night was not fulfilled, for reasons that, in the…
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