The Civic Concerts
The second of the evening civic concerts, organised under the management of the City Council, drew a fair attendance at the Town-hall last Saturday. As on the previous Saturday, the…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1900
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Concert at Mosman
A successful concert was held in the Mosman Presbyterian Sohool-hall in aid of the building fund on Friday evening. Miss L. Leo was encored for a fine rendering of "O Divine Redeemer," Mr…
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On Saturday night the sergeants' mess of the 1st Infantry Regiment entertained Major Knight, their late adjutant, and now the officer commanding the mounted section of the Contingent, and…
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The first matinee of "Tess of the D'Urbervilles" is to be given at the Theatre Royal to-morrow, commencing at 2 o'clock. Being brilliantly played and elaborately staged,…
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Mr. Walter Bentley's admirable presentation of Mathias in "The Bells," at the Criterion Theatre, is being deservedly applauded each night. This piece, which is preceded by a farce entitled…
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Notwithstanding its protracted and successful run "The Power and the Glory" at the Lyceum continues to draw satisfactorily large, and always enthusiastic, audiences. The capital way in which…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Amusements. Her Majesty's Theatre
A matinee performance of "Little Red Riding Hood" will be given at Her Majesty's to-day, beginning at 2 o'clock. The pantomime is still being witnessed by…
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Mr. Walter Bentley's revival of " The Bells, or the Murder of the Polish Jew," has drawn fairly satisfactory houses since Saturday, and Mr. Bentley's fine impersonation of Math[?]s, the old Burgomaster,…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →The Band of the R.a.a. Farewells
Yesterday morning the band of the R.A.A., under Bandmaster Hutchinson, paraded in front of the mess, and farewelled its departing officers by performing an excellent and appropriate…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Lyceum Theatre.—" the Power and the Glory."
The melodrama, " The Power and the Glory," is still running briskly at the Lyceum Theatre, and this fact, in view of the heavy competition elsewhere, is satisfactory evidence that the entertainment is…
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Since the intial performance at this theatre on Saturday evening of Stoddart's powerful dramatisation of Hardy's story, "Tess of the D'Urbervilles," when the enthusiasm was so emphatic, public…
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An excellent programme is published for "the civic concert which is to be given in the Town Hall this evening, and this fact, and the low charge for admission, should ensure a full house. The vocal…
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This evening at the Town Hall one of the enjoyable entertainments now provided under the auspices of the City Council will be given. The programme is a carefully selected one, and includes as…
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An attractive programme is announced for this evening's Civic Concert, at the Town-hall. M. Wiegand and Mr. Harry Freeman will open the entertainment with, the "Tannhauser" March; the…
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To-morrow evening a concert will he given in aid of the Working and Factory Girl's Club, at the Centenary-hall. The programme is a particularly interesting one. The contributors will be Miss…
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The Railway and Tramway Musical Society held a successful moonlight concert and excursion on the harbor on Monday night. The steamer Lady Hampden convoyed the party, and during…
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After yesterday's great show the barracks presented a more or less deserted appearance this morning, and the headquarters staff were able to breathe more freely than has been…
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Despite the fact that the public were fired in consequence of their exertions in giving a fitting send off to the contingent, there was a very satisfactory attendance at the Town Hall last night for the Civic…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Amusements. "The Civic Concerts."
Last night's sixpenny concert at the Town-hall did not attract a large audience though there was the double inducement of an extraordinary low price of admission and an excellent programme…
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The Governor, Lord Beauchamp, has lent the trustees of the National Art Gallery 19 paintings from his collection of art treasures. These pictures are now on view in the chief court of the…
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