Tivoli Theatre
This afternoon and evening the Crossley Sisters who form the fourth instalment of Mr. Harry Rickards' newly-engaged English artists, will make their Sydney debut,in the latest soubrette songs…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1896
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Criterion Theatre
There will be an afternoon performance of "Uncle Tom's cabin" at the Criterian Theatre to-day. The drama of plantation life has been specially selected from the repertoire of the Li[?]putian Opera…
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The last six nights of that farrago of vivacious music, graceful dance and "precious" nonsense, "Pat, or the Bells of Rathbeal," are announced at the Theatre Royal, where the final matince will be…
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During the week the opinion has been pretty genarally expressed that the yachting sccnes in Mr. Haddon Chambers's new piece at the Lyceum form the most beautiful tableaux that have been brought…
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Mr. Tom Pollard has made a hazardous experiment in transforming his opera troupe into a dramatic company, and on Saturday last presented them to the public in "Uncle Tom's Cabin." Those…
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The good business which welcomed the beginning of "Robinson Crusoe" still continues, and quite a crowd assembles at each entrance long before the pantomime begins. Miss Marie Luella, by her…
Continued on Trove, page 65 →Lawn Tennis Club Ball
The same evening the Lawn Tennis Club gave their annual hall, which was as successful as usual. The Moss Vale Hall was tastefully decorated, and the supper provided and arranged by the ladies…
Continued on Trove, page 34 →St. Marys News. Band of Hope
The usual monthly meeting of the above took place in the Presbyterian Church on Friday, 27th December. There was a fair attendance, and a very good programme was…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →"Pat" at the Theatre Royal
"Pat, or the Bells of Rathbeal," continues to attract very large audiences, to whom its picturesque story and rich "variety" garnishing make it very fascinating…
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The production of a new play by the Brough and Boucicault company is considered irrespective of any merit in the play itself as an important theatrical event; hence the announcement that Haddon…
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A very enjoyable concert was given on Thursday evening by the members of the Government locomotive running abed staff and by some friends, to the patients and nurses of the Prince Alfred…
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The members of the Government Loco Running Shed staff, assisted by friends, gave a concert on Thursday evening to the patients and nurses of the Prince Alfred Hospital. Mr. C. Mellier presided at…
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RAPID change is the policy of the management of the Criterion Theatre, and successful revival of comic opera succeeds successful revival with bewildering spontaneity. The…
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THE boom at Her Majesty's has shown no signs of diminution. The public have formed the fine theatre nightly during the [?] and the picturesque pantomime,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Jingoes Iii Melbourne Bounce a German Band
THE Victorian is an aggressive jingo and a bounce when the odde are on his side. On Thursday a Gorman band was playing in Swanston-street, Melbourne, when some of…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Before the Curtain Theatre Royal—"pat."
Mr. Frank Barnes, Mr. Westmacott's energetic manager at the Royal, bills the last nights of "Pat, or the Bells of Rathbeal," and next Saturday we are promised…
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GOVERNOR HAMPDEN has found the attractions of Moss Vale particularly enjoyable during the warm weather, but, pleasant as they are, the allurements of Mr. C. B…
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MR. WEST[?]ACOTT'S venture at the Theatre Royal has caught on with a strong and mighty catch, like cato the catch which is spoken of in the Scriptures in connection…
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THE theatre cut is a natural humorist. Indeed, it is known in theatrical circles as the "stock low comedian." Necessary in most theatres to keep away the swarms of rate…
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