Lyceum Theatre
"Sowing the Wind" was witnessed by a large audience at the Lycenm Theatre on Saturdty, when the happy solution of Mr. Grundy's clever problem play was accented as the only possible one in a…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1895
3,075 stories in Sydney's papers · page 11 of 154
Tivoli Theatre
The Tivoli Theatre was crowded on Saturday night, and this in spite of the large attendance at the matinee. The heavy shower in the afternoon made it difficult for a time to hear the artists distinctly,…
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Mr. Bland Holt, whose fine production "The Span of Life" is still drawing excellent houses, has decided to revive "Union Jack " on Saturday night, when a…
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In spite of the unparalleled success of The House That Jack Built" at Her Majesty's Theatre," that popular pantomime will be removed on Saturday next to…
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That the pantomine "The House that Jack Built " at this theatre retains its popularity was fully demonstrated on Saturday, when there were " bumper " houses at the matinic and at the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Amusements. "The Span of Life" at the Theatre Royal
"The Span of Life" entered on the last week of an exceedingly good run on Saturday night. Five more performances of this picturesquely sensational play will be…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →A Hurstville Case. Charge of Shooting. "After the Ball." A Saltpetre Cartridge--Prosecutor Says It Was a Bullet -- Somo Amusing Developments
To have a charge of saltpetre fired into one's anatomy while climbing up a tree in pursuit of somebody else's apples is an experience that more than one mischievous…
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At Mr. J. H. Rainford's concert-room on Friday evening last a social gathering of members of the abovenamed union was held. It took the form of a smoke concert. Mr. J. W. Turner (president)…
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In response to many letters to that effect, Mr. George Rignold announ[?] a final matinee performance of "The House that Jack Built" next Saturday afternoon, and the successful pantomim[?] will…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Pictures at the Tasmanian Exhibition. Probable Purchases for Sydney Art Gallery
According to Mr. Alex. Morton, director of the art section of Tasmanian International Exhibition, Hobart, the trustees of the Sydney National Art Gallery are inspecting,…
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A grand sacred concert will be given in the Pittstreet Congregational Church to-night in aid of the Congregational Union Home Mission Fund. Mendelssohn's "Com[?] Let us Sing" and Gounod's "By…
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Sutton Vane's dashing drama "The Span of Life" will only be performed three more times at the Theatre Royal. Saturday will witness the revival of "The Union Jack," with newly-painted…
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"Sowing the Wind" is now m its last three nights at the Lycsum Theatre, as on Saturday Lest[?]eq's farcical comedy. "The Sportsman," and Haddon Chambers's comediatta, "The Open Gate,"…
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The last four nights of "The House that Jack Built" are notified at Her Majesty's Theatre, where Mr. Rignold will play his vivaclous and dazz[?]ng spectacular piece for the last times on Saturday…
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In spite of the melody which, as in all Mendelssohn's music, abounds in his setting of the 95th Psalm ("Come, let us Sing"), the work as a whole is so severely classic, and the choral numbers so…
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On Tuesday evening the monthly meeting of the Band of Hope connected with SS. Simon and Jude's Church, Campbell-street, Surry Hills, was held. The officers elected for the ensuing year are as…
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A fireman juried 'William Goldsmith, 33, belonging to the steamer Ovalau, was admitted to Sydney Hospital to-day Buffering from contusions about the. back,…
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M. Rene Desjardins gave a concert, in connection with Gladesville Industrial Exhibition, on Wednesday evening last, when pianoforts solos were contributed by Miss Bingham (Kowalski's "Qui m'aime,…
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