Church Concert
A concert was given last night in the Hunter Baillie Memorial Church, Johnston street, Annandale, by the choir, assisted by friends. The programme was…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1895
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Concert at Newtown
A concert was given by the Sydney Gospel Choir, 100 in number, in the Newtown Presbyterian Church last night, in aid of the Children's Home, before a large audience. The chair was occupied by…
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A concert was given by the Sydney Gospel Choir last night. In the Presbyterian Church, Newtown, in aid of the Children's Homes, Mr. Edwin Lane acting as conductor, and Mr…
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General Hutton and the officers of the headquarters companies of the 2nd Infantry Regiment will be the guests of Colonel Waddell, commanding the regiment, at a party at the Theatre Royal to-morrow…
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In addition to Major-General Hutton and the officers of the headquarters companies of the 2nd Regiment, who are to be the guests of Colonel Waddell at the Theatre Royal to-night, Mr. Bland…
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A most varied and attractive programme has been prepared by the residents of Manly for the entertainment to be given this (Friday) evening in aid of the local…
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Mrs. Robert Brough makes her farewell appearance in Australia next Friday, when the vivacious actress, to whom playgoers are in debt for so many pleasant evenings, will be seen for the…
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There will be a change of programme this afternoon and evening at the Tivoli Theatre, where the Sakers will introduce new dances and business, Messrs. Foreman and Fannan will vary their…
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" The Fatal Card," the piece by Messrs. Haddon Chambers and B. C. Stephenson which lately revived the fading fortunes of the Adelphi Theatre, will be produced by Mr. Bland Holt for the first time…
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A meeting of ladies was held on Thursday last lit the Sydney Town Hall to arrange; for the forthcoming ball in connection with the Lewisham Hospital for…
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Mrs. Robert Brough will make her farewell appearance in Australia next Friday, when a great house may be expected to see this popular actress for the last time…
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The fine old drama, "Black Eyed Susan," goes on with genuine approval from large and appreciative audiences. Mr. Rignold's highly dramatic representation of William, the ideal man-o'-war's…
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"Aunt Jack" will retire from the boards at the Lyceum Theatre tonight, when her versatile exponent will be seen in the entirely different…
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Mr. Bland Holt, who as Peter Fly has made a good share of amusement to contrast with the villainy, of some characters in the cast of the "Union Jack," will this Saturday evening produce the latest…
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The run of "Aunt Jack" was completed at the Lyceum last night. This evening there will be a revival of "The Second Mrs. Tanqueray." The interest which was…
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Mr. George Rignold announces his six last appearances as William in Douglas Jerrold's drama, the last act of which, in the keen perception shown by the author of what to say and how to say it, may…
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That the reappearance of Mr. Boucicault after his visit to Europe would draw a large house to the Lyceum last Saturday was fully expected; but so prolonged and enthusiastic a greeting must have been…
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