Lyceum Theatre
"THE Power and the Glory," a melodrama of more than ordinary merit, which has the advantage of excellent mounting and capable acting, is still running strongly…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1900
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Palace Theatre
THE same story of crowded houses and good business prevails at the Palace Theatre, at which Mr. Harry Rickards' Tivoli Minstrel Company is now in its last nights. Next…
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MESSRS. Weir and Ancelon opened on the last week of their tenancy of the Criterion last evening, when the well-known drama, "The Bells," was produced. A good house…
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THE brisk and breezy nature of "Little Red Riding Hood," to say nothing of the gorgeous mounting, charming ballets, and bountiful chorused, is responsible for one of…
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THE dramatised version of Hardy's novel "Toss of the D'Urbervilles," made its Australian premiere at the Royal last evening, before a very large audience, and one which…
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Charles Darrell's play, "The Power and the Glory," is having a successful run at the Lyceum. On Saturday evening a crowded audience witnessed the performance, when the members of…
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All parts of the Palace Theatre were well patronised on Saturday night, when an entire change of programme was submitted. The customary musical first part was well received, and…
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There was a change in the bill at the Criterion Theatre on Saturday night, "David Garrick" giving place to "The Bells, or the Murder of the Polish Jew," in which Mr. Waiter Bentley's…
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Mr. Bernard Espinasse's pantomime "Little Red Riding Hood," at Her Majesty's Theatre, [?] no diminution in popularity; on the con[?] the crowds of young and old who nightly…
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On last Saturday night Mr. H. Rickards's Company entered upon its last week at the Palace Theatre, in the presence of the usual crowded attendance. The interesting and clever Newsky…
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A telegram from Lorenzo Marques dated December 1, states:--"In terms of a minute of the Executive Council, the Commandant of Johannesburg…
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At this house on Saturday evening was presented at 8 o'clock a farce entitled " Rotained for the Defence," in which Messrs. Johnson Weir, J. H. Nunn, F. Gallaugher, P. Walshe, and S. Kearey, with…
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It is greatly to the credit of Mr. Walter Bentley, as it is an achievement for any artist, to have given a good performance of Mathias in "The Bells." The part is one which, from its…
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The adaptation of Thomas Hardy's novel, "Tess of the D'Urbervilles," from the pen of Lorimer Stoddard, which was produced at the Theatre Royal on Saturday night before a large…
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This year's pantomime at Her Majesty's is without a doubt in for an excellent run. Each performance has, since the first production, some weeks ago, been warmly received by a crowded…
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There was a very fair audience at the Town Hall on Saturday evening, when, the second civic concert was given. A first-class programme was submitted, and, although the management had…
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An excellent programme was furnished at the concert in the Town Hall on Saturday evening. The vocal items were contributed by Madame Helen Roze and Miss Maud Dalrymple, who also sang…
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