The Criterion Theatre
There is little that need be said about " Robbery Under Arms " at the Critorion Theatre, except that it still proves a great draw," and that on Saturday evening last there was a large audience both…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1899
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Royal Standard Theatre
Mr. Tom S. Madoley's Dramatic Company presented "My Partner," at the Royal Standard on Saturday night. The piece, after Monday and Tuesday's performances in the city, will be played in the…
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Messrs. Williamson sad Musgiore's annual pantomime, "The Forty Thieves," entered upon its third week on Saturday sight, when the performance was witnessed by an audience that…
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The Lyceum Theatre employees gave themselves a picnic yesterday to Cronulla Bench. Three drags were provided from Co[?] stables, which carried some 50 odd…
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The new programme at the above place of amusement has caught on, and last night there was an excellent attendance. Miss Peggy Pryde's songs were again highly appreciated, and Miss Kitty…
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The eighth week of "Robbery Under Arms" shows little difference in point of public patronage from the initial week, and last night there was a good house to witness the production of the cleverly…
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A satisfactory and appreciative house was the state of things at the Lyceum last night, and the repetition of "Maritana" was marked by an encouraging amount of success. Miss Lilian Free,…
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M'Adoo's Original Jubilee Singers were well patronised at the Palace Theatre last night, when a special programme was presented. The latter part was specially interesting in that it was devoted to…
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"When London Sleeps" drew another crowded house at the Theatre Royal last night, and the picturesque and admirably staged drama at present shows little sign of waning popularity, Mr. Holloway…
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Mr. Charles Holloway and his well-organised company continue to attract satisfactorily large audiences at the Theatre Royal, with the capitally staged and well-played spectacular drama, "When…
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The open-air concerts at Manly, arranged by the Port Jackson Co-operative Steamship Co., continue to grow in popularity. The splendid saloon steamers of the company…
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At the Criterion Theatre this evening the curtain will rise at a quarter to 8 o'clock sharp for Mr. D[?]'s production of "Ha[?]…
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Mr. Hassan, whose playing of the donkey was one of the [?] of "The Forty Thieves," and who was tempora[?] laid aside by [?] reappeared last evening in the character and was…
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The public do not yet appear to have grown tired of "When London Sleeps," as presented by Mr. Charles Holloway at the Royal, and business continues so good that no change in the bill seems to be…
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After doing a satisfactory amount of business with "Maritana," Wallace's opera was finally presented last night, and this evening Balfe's equally popular "Bohemian Girl" will be produced. Miss…
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The interpolation into the entertainment of the M'Adoo Jubilee Singers of selections from the "Bohemian Girl" and "Il Trovactore" has proved a most acceptable addition, and the idea of…
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The Committee of the Parramatta Town Band met on Tuesday evening at Mr. W. Giles', when it was decided to hold a moonlight concert in the Domain on the 24th…
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Sydney theatre-goers and, for the matter of that, those of Australia, have so often approved of Mr. Dampier's Hamlet that when he presented the play last night a crowded and attentive…
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The popularity which "When London Sleeps" has achieved at the Theatre Royal shows no sign of getting less. Each night the piece, with its captivating stage effects, and the dialogue with…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Amusements. the Criterion Theatre.—"hamlet."
At the height of its popularity "Robbery Under Arms" was withdrawn on Thursday evening, and for one night only Mr. Dampier tried the experiment of Shakespeare, the piece staged for the occasion…
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