Her Majesty's Theatre
As the audiences that flock nightly to see 'The House that Jack Built' show no diminution in their numbers, Mr. Rignold has wisely decided to run the successful…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1895
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"The Span Op Life." Act Ii.—scene 2. Theatre Royal
In spite of the fact that the 'Span of Life' is still running to record business, Mr. Bland Holt announces the last nights of the successful meledrams, and is…
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FORTUNATELY for the Distressed Actors' Fund and the Children's Hospital the Earl of Yarmouth is evidently a staunch believer in the good old Horatian maxim which…
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There can be no doubt, judging by the attitude of Saturday night's audience, that "The Span of Life" has still a considerable run before it, unless Mr. Bland Holt should choose to withdraw Sutton…
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"Sowing the Wind " was performed on Saturday before the largest audience of the week since the opening night, and the scene in which Rosamond (Mrs. Brough) so dramatically contrasts the…
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The Karrakatta Minstrels, from the gunboat of that name, assisted by other British men-o'-waramen, the Vivians, Miss Sutherland O'Shannessy, and other…
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A special performance by H.M.S. Karrakatta Minstrels, assisted by men-o'-warsmen from other British ships now in port, as well as by the Vivians, Miss Sutherland O'Shannessy, and other…
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Mr. Rignold's pantomimes are always a success, but "The House that Jack Built" has outbid all its predecessors for popularity. It is just the sort of show…
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Though managers anticipated empty houses on Saturday owing to the storm which raged right up to the hour of opening, yet a tour of the theatres revealed good attendances everywhere. The general…
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M. Deslouis, the acomplished French baritone, who is leaving for the United States, will be heard for the last time in Sydney at the concert to be tendered to him…
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M. Claudius Deslouis makes his farewell appearance at the Y.M.C.A. Hall to-night, and will sing Dubois's "Deus Meus "for the first tiem, as well as the great aria…
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M. Claudius Deslouis makes his farewell appearance at the Y.M.C.A. Hall to-night. The French baritone will sing Dubois' "D[?]us Meus" for the first time, as well as the great aria from "Giles de…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Amusements. M. Deslouis' Farewell Concert
The attractions of M. Claudius Deslouis farewell concert withrtood the intense and humid heat of last night, and thus a crowded audience, which included the Consul-General of France (M.Biardd' Aunet) and…
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To M. Deslouis it mast have been a gratifying spectacle to find that upon the occasion of his farewell concert at the Y.M.C.A. last night the hall…
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"The Span of Life" will shortly be withdrawn from the Theatre Royal, where at present the two great scenes continue to excite the utmost enthusiasm…
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"Sowing the Wind," which is being witnessed by large audiences at the Lyceum Theatre, has now entered upon its closing eight nights…
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At Her Majesty's Theatre the last two nights of the present version of "The House that Jack Built" are announced, and on Saturday a third edition of the pantomime will be produced…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →At the Central. Outside the Theatre. Pickpockets at Work
A nicely-dressed, clean-looking pickpocket named Kendrick Hampson was charged at this court to-day with having attempted to steal the sum of £1 from the person of…
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