Palace Theatre
The new programme put before the frequenters of the Palace Theatre on Saturday night was of a varied character, and the manner in which it was received by an audience which filled the theatre was…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1897
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Royal Standard Theatre
Messrs, Henry and Davis's Dramatic Company gave the first of their porformances (the admission to which is by silver coin) at the Royal Standard Theatre on Saturday evening. There was not a…
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There was a great attendance at the matiuce of "Sinbad the Sailor" at Her Majesty's Theatre on Saturday; and again in the evening there was a large audience. The last matince of the pantoruime…
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Whatever else may be said of it, "A Woman's Reason," introduced to Australia by Mr. Brough on Saturday evening, is a good, sound, interesting, humane play, which, from its simplicity and…
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On Saturday evening, before an excellent house, Mr. Riguold produced the drama "Cheer, Boys, Cheer," the joint collaboration of the late Sir Augustus Harris and Messrs. Cecil Raleigh and…
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"Cheer, Boys, Cheer" is an average sample of the Drury-lane drama. It is full of pictures, patriotism, and pathos, relieved, of course, with occasional humor.' There is absolutely nothing…
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The annual Bong Bong Race Club ball took place last night in the new hall at Moss Vale, and was attended by about 200 guests. The hall was gaily decorated with flags and greenery and festoons of…
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The annual ball in connection with the Bone Bong races took place in the Moss Vale Hall on Friday evening, and passed off with unusual eclat. The hall was well filied, but not overcrowded; the night wa…
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A complimentary smoke concert will be tendered to the Intercolonial visitors by the members of the Johnstone Bay Sailing Club at the Balmain Town Hall this evening, when, the prizes won in the…
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LONDON, Friday Night.--Miss Ada Crossley and Madame Melba have been engaged for a tour of 20 concerts in the British provinces…
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As already announced, the farewell complimentary concert to Miss Beatrice Griffiths will be given at the Town Hall this evening. The talented young pianist, who is about to leave for Europe to continue her…
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With a view to the special accommodation of holiday folk, an immense number of seats have been set apart of "bullion prices" for Miss Griffith's popular concert. By consent of the Mayor, the City…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Amusements. Miss Beatrice Griffiths' Concert
At the Town-hall thist evening, the farewell complimentary concert tendered to Miss Beatrice Griffiths will be under the patronage of his Excellency the Governor and Lady Hampden. The talented young pianist is…
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The programme here this week has undergone little change a fact which may be taken to indicate its popularity with the public. Chirgwin still continues to be a big draw and…
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At the Palace Theatre holiday folk were vastly pleased with Messrs. Wilton and Stack's horizontal bar act, and the somersault from the first bar to the third brought down the house…
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"A Woman's Reason," the comedy drama by Messrs. Brookfield and Phillips, is attracting large audiences to the Criterion Theatre. The last nights of the Brough season are announced…
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There was a great holiday audience last night at the Theatre Royal, where "Cheer, Boys, Cheer," had the dramatic hold on the audience which means success. The tableau representing Major Wilson's…
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