Give Us 'A Show Her Majesty's Theatre
THE Pantomime is still booming along merrily, after an unprecedentedly successful run. Though continuing to draw good business, Mr. Williamson's arrangements make…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1900
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That Civic Concerts Muddle. Laborers Sacked and Savings Wasted
SIR,—Some time since the Mayor discharged a number of corporation laborers on the score of economy. These humble employees of the council were in receipt of £2 2s a…
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SIR,—Your correspondent's letter, from "A Poor Tenor," of last Sunday, is, I am sure, fully endorsed by all the professional musicians in Sydney; but there seems…
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Saturday's audience was firmly held by the pathos which gives such power and fa[?]cination to "[?]ess of the D' Urbervilles " at the Theatre Royal. Ther[?] will be a matinee of the rustic tragedy on Thursday,…
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The programme offered by Mr. Harry Rickards al the Criterion Theatre this week is one that should please the most ex[?]cting of the lovers of variety. Several new numbers have been added to the first…
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"Little Red Riding Hood" still continues to draw crowds to Her Majesty's, both at matinee and evening performances, and, to all appearances, could go on doing so for a long time, to come. On…
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A second edition of " Little Red Riding Hood " was presented at Her Majesty's Theatre on Saturday afternoon and evening, when the representation as a whole went with its accustomed verve and…
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An attractive programme was presented to large audiences by the "Tivoll" Company at the Criterion Theatre at Saturday's performances. It will be repeated each night this week. The…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →At the Theatre of War. By an Old Campaigner. Who Knows the Country
From the dispositions of the British forces, in Natal and in the north-west of Cape Colony, as advised by Wednesday's cablegrams, reasonable hope was derived that the army…
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The Civic Concert at the Town Hall on Saturday night was well attended. An enjoyable programme was presented, and the performers were heartily applauded. Miss Millie Wynn sang, in…
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At Messrs. Quong Tart and Co.'s rooms on Friday evening the employees of the Government Printing Office gave a complimentary smoke concert to Messrs. H. Copeland and E. M. Clark, Ms.L.A.,…
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A moonlight excursion and concert will be given by the choir and friends of the Pitt-street Congregational church on the steamer Lidy Hampden tonight when the soloists will be Misses Hathaway,…
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Miss Christian and Lilian Paterson will give an invitation concert at the Y.M.C.A. hall on Monday evening next. The concert-givers will be assisted by Miss Gull Hack, A.R.G.M…
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The usual civic concert took place at the Townhall on Saturday evening. There was a fair attendance, and the various items were heartily applauded. M. Wiegand's organ solos included…
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Mr. James 11. Lawson, of Lawson, Cure, and Co., is to offer for sate to-day a collection of valuable pictures at the firm's Pitt street auction rooms. The pictures were on view yesterday, and attracted considerable attention…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →At the Theatre of War. By an Old Campaigner. Who Knows the Country
On the banks of the Tugela General Buller seems to be in an analogous position to that of Bruce, when he drew inspiration from the efforts of the spider to "try again."…
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Crowded houses are the rule at the Criterion Theatre, where Mr. Hurry Rickords is presenting one of his strongest programmes. A[?]n's marvellous portrait impersonations, Mr. Charles Seel and Miss…
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