Palace Theatre
"A MESSAGE FROM MARS" was preceded at the Palace Theatre last night by a curtain raiser in one act, "Into the Night." Of more dramatic interest was the production…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1901
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Obscene Pictures. a Frenchman's Filth. Corrupting a Young Woman
WHILST the proceedings were in full swing at the Water Police Court on Tuesday morning last, a dark-browed, ferociouslooking individual was brought into the…
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Another selection from the Tepertaire of Mr. W. F. Hawtrey was produced, on Saturday night at the Palace Theatre, namely, a one-act piece entitled "Into the Night." It Is a pathetic…
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"The Ladder of Life," staged by Mr. William Anderson, at the Lyceum, bids fair to have as long and successful a run here as It did in Melbourne. The gorgeous spectacular effects and…
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The close of the season of opera at the Theatre Royal on Saturday night was witnessed by a large and enthusiastic audience. A farewell performanes of "Tannhauser" was given on the occasion. The…
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On Saturday the last matinee and night performances ot Mr. Harry Rickards's pantomime prodection, "Puss in Boots," were given at the Tivoli Theatre before good audiences. The performances…
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"The Bush King" continues his picturesquely sensational career at the Criterion, where his exploits were watched by another packed house on Saturday night. Mr. Rofle, as Midnight, is…
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The performance of "A Message from Man" was prefaced on Saturday night at the Palace Theatre by a one-act play called " Into the Night." by Arnold Denburm. It is a rather stronly-conceied…
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Mr. W. T. Lincoln's drama, "The Bush Kingg," is having a successful run at the Criterion Theatre. The piece is replete with sensation at incidents, to the interpretation of which Mr. Dampier…
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Mr. J. L. Campbell (Instructed by Mr. N. E. Gregg) appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. O'Reilly (Instructed by Mr. E. H. Gardner) for the defendant, at the District Court. This action was…
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The Tivoli Theatre will be re-opened to-night, when Mr. Rickards will [?]tiate his regular vandeville and variety [?]son…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →District Court. (Before His Honor Judge Gibson.) Responsibilty of a Carrier. Turner v. Ball
Mr. J. L. Campbell, instructed by Mr. Norman Gregg, appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. O'Reilly, instructed by Mr. E. H. Gardner, for the detendant. This was an action against the defendant, a carrier,…
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On Sunday evening the Professional Musicians' Association of Australasia held its usual monthly smoke concert at the rooms of the association, Rowe-street, and there was a large attendance,…
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W. J. Lincoln's Australian drama entitled "The Bush King" is still doing satisfactory business at this place of amusement; but it is to be staged for only three more nights, as on Saturday next there is…
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Mr. J. C. "Williamson advertises that the Royal Cemedy Company will perform "A Pair of Spectacles." preceded by "Bubbles." at the Royal on Saturday night next. His Excellency the…
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"A Message from Mars" is now in its last fortnight at the Palace…
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