Theatre Royal
Those who are of opinion that the military spirit is dead in Australia, and that the portion of the public who are generally denominated the populace by the upper circles of…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1894
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The Criterion Theatre
Although Mr. Frank Thornton and his company are making a great bid in maintaining "Charley's Aunt" on the boards of the Criterion Theatre so long, there is no…
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At Her Majesty's Theatre the management found it impossible to produce the romantic and spectacular drama. "True as Steel," which was announced for Saturday…
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The popularity of the Tivoli Theatre appears to suffer no diminution, but rather the reverse, and as time goes on neither wind nor weather, heat nor cold, clouds nor clear…
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Afternoon and evening performances were given at the Lyceum on Saturday, and though the pantomime "Beauty and the Beast" is now the only theatrical relic of…
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The sale of Mr. Topham's collection of oil paintings, water color drawings, and rare engravings at Messrs. Newton and Lamb's sale rooms, Spring-street, to-morrow, will be borne in…
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A large number of people intent on being thrilled by the many tragic situations in Muskerry and Callender's sensational drama, "True as Steel," were disappointed en Saturday…
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On Thursday evening Mr. Harry Rickards will publicly present a gold watch and sovereign parse, on behalf of Mr. Richard Richards, to Mr. R. Granger in recognition of his gallantry in saving…
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The concert in aid of the La Meslee Children's Fund will be held at the Town Hall on Friday evening next. The concert is under vice-regal and Ministerial patronage, and General Hutton and staff…
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Since the success of "Charley's Aunt" became assured at the Criterion Theatre, Messrs. Arnold and Thornton have been besieged with applications for a matinee performance. A round-robin, signed by…
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The closing nights of "Beauty and the Beast" are drawing large audiences to the Lyceum Theatre, where last evening Mdlle. Barthe was specially singled out for enthusiasm. At the end of the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Outside the Theatre. Thieves at Work
A light-skinned, wiry larrikin named Thomas Henry pleaded guilty at the Central Police Court to-day with having stolen a breast pin, the property of…
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A concert was given last evening in the North Sydney School of Arts in aid of the funds of the Christ Church (Anglican) Cricket Club. There was a large attendance. The following contributed to a…
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There was a crowded audience at the Tivo[?] Theatre last night, when a presentation was made on behalf of Mr. Richard Richards to Mr. R. Granger, of Sussex-street. In the absence in…
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Constable Bowden's injuries were diagnosed by Dr. Maitland as being extremely serious, and the doctor subsequently found that he had a deep wound above the left ear, and that the skull…
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The concert to be given this evening in the Town Hall for the benefit of the orphan children of the late Mr. and Mrs. Marin la Meslee, who were drowned in the boat accident in the…
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