Her Majesty's Theatre
"Australis, or the City of Zero," Mr. J. C. Williamson's pantomime, entered upon its fifth week on Saturday night, but still the attendances show no sign of diminishing. The magnificent scenery…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1901
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Amusements. Her Majesty's Theatre
On Saturday there were immense attendances at Her Majesty Theatre, the house being crowded not only in the evening but also in the afternoon. The spectacular extravaganza "Australis," in addition…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Lyceum Theatre—"the New East Lynne."
It would appear that in the opinion of many theatrical managers no dramatic sesason can be complete without the production in some form or other of "East Lyune," and at various periods for years past…
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On Saturday evening an organ recital and concert were given in the Town Hall by Mr A. R. Mote, city organist. There was a large attendance. Mr. Mote played, among other pieces, the overture to William…
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There was an encouraging attendance at the, town-hall on Saturday evening, when another of Mr. Arnold Mote's popular programmes was presented. Tho young organist in addition to…
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The pantomime, "Puss in Boots," so briskly played at the Tivoli Theatre, will be performed twice to-day, one in the afternoon, at 2, and in the evening. As Miss Billie Barlow is unwell,…
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Mr. Sheridan and his company repeated "The New East Lynne" at the Lyceum Theatre last night. Mr. Sheridan, as Murty O'Flynn, amused the audience, and Miss Maud Gwynne won their…
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Mr. Ganthony's charming play, "A Message from Mars," is now in the fifth week of its run in Sydney, and it still continues to interest and amuse large audiences. The play will be…
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At the Criterion Theatre Mr. Alfred Dampier announces the last three nights of Marcus Clark's "For the Term of His Natural Life." On Saturday this popular play will be succeeded by the first…
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This afternoon and evening the performances of the beautiful spectacular extravaganza "Australis" will include an exhibition of the fine series of cinematograph pictures, which Mr. J. C. Williamson has…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Amusements. Theatre Royal.—"maritana."
Wallace's opera, at all times a favourite work, attracted a large audience to the Theatre Royal last night, the popular portions of the house being especially crowded. For long years "Maritana" was…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Ball Punching and Bag Punching. What Is the Difference ?
Mr. P. G. Boys, of Toowobmba (Q.) writes:— "Dear 'Amateur,'—What is tho difference between 'ball-pimehing' and…
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Mr. P. G. Boys, of Toowoomba (Q.) writes:- "Dear 'Amateur.'—What is the difference between 'ball-punching' and…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Boxers and Their Doings. Local Happenings. Ball and Bag Punching. Battles Past and Prospective—Fistic Gossip Generally
The Golden Gate people announce a free-for-all smoker to teke place this evening. Charley Weiner and Davis, who was defeated by "Thompson," the artilleryman…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Boxers and Their Doings. Local Happenings. Ball and Bag Punching. Battles Past and Prospective—Fistic Gossip Generally
The Golden Gate people announce a free-for-all smoker to take place this evening Charley Weiner and Davis, who was defeated by "Thompson." the artilleryman,…
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