Tivoli Theatre
The Tivoli Theatre was crowded last night long before the curtain rose, and the humours of " Pussin-Boots " gave rise to well sustained volleys of laughter. Mr. Harry Rickards announces a special…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1901
3,779 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 189
Palace Theatre
"A Message from Men" attracted a full house at the Palace Theatre on Saturday night, amongst the audience being numerous visitors, including members of Parliament, from other colonies. It…
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There was a large holiday audience to witness Mr. Alfred Dampier's porforunnce of the famous tomantic drama " Monte Cristo " at the Criterion Theatre last night. Mr. Dampier announces…
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This aftorucon there will be a holiday performance of " The New Barmaid " at the Lyceum Theatre. Mr. J. F. Sheridan and Mise Gracie Whitoford assist in drawing large audiences in this vivacious musical…
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The " Colleen Bawn " has been revived for the holiday week at the Royal Standard Theatre, with Miss Roberta Greenwood in the name part. The popular Irish drama should form a suitable…
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LONDON, December 31, 1 p.m.-The new Theatre Francais, which is the finest building of its kind in Paris, was opened last night in the presence of President Loubet…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Amusements. Her Majesty's Theatre
From the fact that New Year's Eve, generally an "off night " at the-theatres, was characterised by large attendances everywhere, theatrical managers argue that 1901 will open brightly throughout the…
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The new Theatre Franca[?]s was opened yesterday, in the presence of President Loublet and a distinguished gathering. The new theatre is said to be the finest in Paris…
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LONDON, Sunday Afternoon.—A body of 2000 or 5000 Boers unsuccessfully made concerted simultaneous attacks upon the lines of communication along the Eastern…
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There will be a special holiday representation of the romantic drama, "MonteCristo," at the Criterion Theatre this afternoon. Mr. Alfred Dampier also announces a matinee for Saturday…
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At [?] Lyceum Theartre Mr. J.F. Sheridan yesterday gave two performance of "The New Barmaid," and on both occasions he secured a large measure of appreciation. The bright musical comedy i[?]…
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Two performances of "Pass-in-Bouts" met the demands of holiday folk at the Tivoli Theatre yesterday. Mr. Harry Rickards will gave matinees of the popular pantomime as notified in another column…
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There was a good attendance at "A Message from Mars" at the Palace Theatre last night. The Hawtrey Comedy Company will give an extra performance of Richard Ganthony'a pretty piece this afternoon…
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At the Royal Standard Theatre the popular parts of the house were well filled last night, when the drama "Cast Adrift" was staged, The performance went smoothly…
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Operagoers have been enjoying a course of Wagner at the Theatre Royal, but last night the "strung bow" was relaxed—very considerably relaxed—by the production of "The Bohemian Girl." Some…
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None of the theatres were crowded last night; but there was nevertheless a large audience at Her Majesty's Theatre to witness "Australia." There will be a matinee of the beautiful spectacular piece…
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LONDON, Monday Afternoon. -- The new Theatre Francais, the finest in Paris, has been opened in the presence of President Loubet…
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Pictures purchased by the trustees of the Art Society include the following: No. 33, by W. Withers; No. 89, by Florence Fuller; No. 183, by C. W. Worsley. Messrs. W. Lister Lister and…
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