Concert
Last night an excellent concert was given in the Oddfellows' Temple Elizabeth-street, in aid of Mr.Grundy, late of D. Jones and Co. The musical arrangements were in the…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1898
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Amusements. Concert at the Oddfellows' Temple
A concert arranged by Madame Charbonnet Kellermann was given at the Oddfellows' Temple yesterday evening, in aid of Mr. Grundy (of Messrs. David Jones and Co.), who has been in…
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At the Tivoli Theatre the most important announcement is that Mr. Philip Newbury is making his last appearances at this house, and the last week of the Hegelmannas is also notified. The stay of Mr…
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At the Lyceum Theatre the nautical drama, "Nancy and Her Sailor," which has been drawing crowded houses since its production, enters upon its third week to-night. The clever mechanical change…
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Henry's Dramatic Company will revive "The Mysteries of Paris" at the Royal Standard Theatre to-night, when the parts of the rival detectives Pierre and Remy will be played by Mr. Robert…
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The Henry Dramatic Company's bill Tor the next three nights at the Royal Stamford Theatre will be a realistic drama entitled "The Mystery of Paris."…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Factories and Shops Act. Peculiar Police Court Proceedings. Inspector Taylor and the Lyceum Theatre
An interesting case came on for hearing before Mr. Johnson, S.M., in the Summons Division of the Central Court, yesterday, when Inspector W. J. Taylor under the Shops and Factories Act proceeded against George…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Life in London and Thereabout. the Parliamentary Session.—mr. Gladstone.— Lord William Nevill.—sir Frank Lockwood.—a New Thing in the Theatre. Westminster, Jan. 28
Lord George Hamilton confidently assumes that there will be no amendment to the Address moved from the Front Opposition Bench, challenging the policy that has led to the disastrous…
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There is a pleasant superstition prevailing that people go to high-class concerts to hear the great star singers, to drink in their warblings in dulcet tones. I, indeed, shared in this simple belief—…
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The Leichhardt Protection Union gave a smoke, concert at the local Town Hail on Monday, when the room was crowded with electors of all shades of politics. Mr. E…
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An excursion and complimentary concert was tendered to Mr. Fred Witton (secretary of the Balmain Premier Coldstream Band) for his past assistance to charities at the…
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The second concert, given on February 28, was another triumph for the sweet-voiced soprano. Mme. Albani's opening number was the splendid "Casta Diva" aria Croma Bellini's "Norma," wiih…
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The greatest possible interest and enthusiasm was aroused at the news of the arrival of one of the most famous sopranos of the century, and the first concert given by Mme. Albani and her…
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LAST evening the long-expected appearance in Sydney of Mr Wilson Barrett became un fait accompli. To bid welcome to the English actor, who has come to our shores with…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Cricket Ball at Glen Innes. Were the Englishmen Asked to Dance? Reply to Mr Sheridan
ABOUT a month ago it will be recollected that we published an excerpt from Prince Ranjitsinhji's writings in the REVIEW OF REVIEWS having reference to the ball…
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THIS week has simply been a record one at this fine theatre. Every night the legend, 'House Full,' has been triumphantly hung out by the satisfied management, and a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Shops and Factories' Act. the Lyceum Theatre. Taylor v. Williams
A case of considerable interest to theatre lessees and managers was heard at the Central Police Court, Summons Division, on Friday morning, when Walter J. Taylor, Inspector…
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At the Lyceum Theatre "Nancy and Her Sailor" again drew a crowded house on Saturday, and the nautical drama was received with much outhusiasm. The last nights are now anuounced, however, as…
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"The Mysteries; of Paris" was revived at the Royal Standard Theatre on Saturday night before a very large audience. The principal roles were well sustained. Miss Billie Howarde again appeared as…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Lancer Band. West Maitland
Arrangements have been completed for the removal of the Lancer Band from West Maitland to the headquarters of the regiment at Parramatta. The change is much regretted by the officers of the…
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