The Empire Theatre
The final performance of the pantomime of "Robinson Crusoe" took place at the Empire Theatre, Castlereagh-street, last night. This afternoon Mr. Fuller and his company will…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1902
4,092 stories in Sydney's papers · page 12 of 205
The Convict's Theatre
The convict establishment at Irkutsk is the only prison in Siberia that possesses a theatre. A correspondent of the "Daily News" visited the prison, and found in a big, upper room stage…
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The last nights of "Alice in Wonderland" at the Theatre Royal are announced. A matinee will be given to-day, and a special holiday performance on Monday afternoon…
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At to-day's matinee at the Tivoli Theatre two new performers will make their first appearances. One is Mdlle. Lotty, who is described as "The modern Venus un 'Poses Plastiques,' " and the…
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" La Gioconda " was finely performed at Her Majesty's Theatre last night by the Benedetto-Larizza cast, when the Bullet of the Hours, and the great finale, which closes the act, excited renewed…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Forgery of Pictures. Two Hundred and Fifty Spurious "Coopers" Discovered
The extraordinary announcement has been made in England that more than 200 pictures have been forged and placed on the market as genuine works of the veteran landscape and…
Continued on Trove, page 18 →Topics. a Farewell Concert to Marie Narelle
Miss Marie Narelle, who is perhaps the most popular ballad singer in Australia, goes to England shortly for study and to seek a widor fame. Her admirers in Sydney…
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Mr. Sydney Hoben will direct a concert at the Centenary, Hall on February 12 in aid of St. Margaret's Hospital. Mr. Toner, a new tenor from Dublin will appear, and Miss Edith King, Miss…
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Mr. Sydney Hoben announces a concert in aid of St. Margaret's Hospital. Leading artists are taking part in the entertainment, which will take place at the Centenary Hall on…
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THERE was a very fair, but hardly a paying, roll up at the band contest which was commenced yesterday afternoon at the Town Hall. Competitors and barrackers seemed to…
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THE fresh attractions at the Tivoli yesterday were Mdlle. Lotty, the , "Modern Venus," and Gallando, the "Lightning Clay Modeller." Taking the lady first, Miss Lotty is undoubtedly…
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ON account of the enthusiastic reception of "The Professor's Love Story," Mr. Charles Arnold has decided to extend his seaton at the Palace. Mr. Arnold had booked…
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HONORE DE BALZAC, in his story "In the Time of the Terror," sketched for us with a pitying hand something of the inner life of the executioner of Paris. In the new and thrilling play…
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MESSRS. FULLER AND SONS changed their holiday programme yesterday by producing the celebrated Irish musical comedy, "Muldoon's Picnic," a piece full of fun, frolic, and fancy…
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A WELL-FILLED house witnessed the first production, at the Criterion last evening, of Henry Hermann's four-act drama, "For a Child's Sake." The new piece is of the sensational order, and…
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During a night attack by volunteers encamped at Feilding (New Zealand), Percy Crawford was shot dead by one of the attacking party, who by mistake substituted…
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THOSE who have been putting off making the acquaintance of "Alice in Wonderland," would do well to note that the last performances of the pantomime are announced. To-morrow…
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THE name of A. S. Gordon is fairly well known in Australia as one who has the organising mania in a very acute form. Whenever a big scheme crops up in which there seems to be an…
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There is more dialogue, and more care has been taken to make it bright with repartee, in "For a Child's Sake." than is the case with the average run of melodrama. This new play, which nevertheless…
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The musical comedy, "Mildoon's Picnic," was presented at the Empire Theatre, Castlereagh- street, on Saturday, and delighted one of the usual packed houses there. The Warsaw Brothers…
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