Smoke Concert for the Police
Recognising that the successful issue of the various festivities during the Commonwealth week was brought about largely by the efforts of the police, the Government have decided to…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1901
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Smoke Concert to Imperial Troops
His Excellency the Governor-General has given his patronage to the smoke concert to the Imperial troops which, owing to a Government engagement, it is now proposed to hold on…
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The Governer-General and suite will attend the performance of "Australia, or the City of Zero," at Her Majesty's Theatre, to-morrow evening…
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Sir,-Are the Government going to take down the arc lights in the Domain, etc.? These would make our own sylvan retreats bearable, and not beset by every pariah man and beast. Also…
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A particularly fine performance of "Lohengrin" drew a crowded audience to the Theatre Royal last night. The cast, consisting of Mme. Slapeffski, Miss E[?]quetta Crichton, Messrs. Arena, Eugene,…
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The Federal Ministers had accepted an invitation to be present at the theatre party to be given to the Imperial troops at Her Majesty's Theatre to-night, but owing to the death of their…
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The Town Hall last night was crowded on the floor level by an audience largely consisting of constables of the New South Wales Police Force, who had accepted invitations to a smoke concert tendered…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Thanks to the Police. Tribute by the Government. Smoke Concert at the Town-hall. Congratulations by Mr. J. See
"The policeman's lot is not a happy one," once wrote W. G. Gilbert. If the famous comic opera librettist had seen a few more than a thousand members of the blue cloth assembled in our…
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The concert given in the Macquarie Hall, Parramatta, on Wednesday night, to the Methodists among the Imperial troops, now in New South Wales, Was a very enjoyable one…
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Mr. Dampier's production of "Monte Cristo, his Millions and his Vengeance," has claimed a considerable share of public patronage during the holidays, and there is no abatement in its…
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The final performance of "The New Barmaid was given by Mr. Sheridan's company at the Lyceum Theatre last night. This evening Messrs. G. R. Sims and Leonard Marrick's musical comedy…
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This afternoon and again in the evening "Pass in Boots" will be performed at the tivoli Theatre, where the strong company forms by Mr. Harry Rickards continues to give drull effect to the humours…
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An important invention for theatrical architecture is adopted in the newly-constructed National Theatre at St. Petersburg. This consists of an electrical apparatus…
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The Palace Theatre was crowded last night, when "A Message from Mars" again formed the subject of the evening's programme. The gradual reformation of the selfish Parker, his devotion to the…
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To morrow in aid of the same object, a special band performance will be given at the Royal Agricultural Grounds by the Highland Light Infantry. The gates will be open at two o'clock,…
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This evening Miss Lilian Coomber, Madame Janson, Signor Salvi, and Mr. Lawrence Mooney will appear with other artists in "The Bohemian Girl" at the Theatre Royal, and on Monday…
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