Concert at Mortlake
A concert was held in the institute, Mortlake, on Wednesday evening last in aid of the choir funds of St. Mary's, Church of England (in conjuction with St. Luke's, Burwood and Concord). The…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1902
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Popular Concert
A shilling popular entertainment will be given at the Queen's-hall to-night by Mr. Edward Farley, assisted by Misses M. Harmor, M'Intosh, Coveny, Mr. A. Travers. and Mr. Harry Leston…
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The concert in aid of St. Margaret's Hospital will take place at the Centenary-hall on Tuesday, February 11. Mr. Sydney Hoben, who is acting as musical director, will be assisted by many…
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THE Rickardian programme just now is the best the Castlereagh-street entrepreneur has given his patrons for a year. It is an "all star" combination all right, and as a…
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THE last matinee of "The Professor's Lore Story" is notified for Wednesday next, and the last fournights of the pure, beautiful, altogether charming little comedy are announced. Mr…
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"THE EXECUTIONER'S DAUGHTER," a piece with a delicious, creepy thrill to it, continuos to draw crowds to the cosy Criterion. Mr. Charles Holloway has a knack of hitting the public…
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THE last three nights of "Alice in Wonderland" are announced, and a special last matinee for children's theatre parties will be given next Wednesday. After Wednesday the beautiful…
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MESSRS. JOHN FULLER AND SONS have a bright and sparkling show at the Empire Theatre (late Royal Standard), and the latest production, "Muldoon's Picnic," is not only shriekingly…
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MR. WILLIAM ANDERSON continues to draw large audiences to the big Pitt-street house with his fine production of Hermann and Montague Turner's stirring drama "For a Child's Sake."…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Tough Time for Taylor. Hardcastle "On the Ball."
WILLIAM ROBERT HARDCASTLE, the well-known footballer, had a bit of hard mozzle on Sunday morning last by running against Constable Taylor. William was not playing football at…
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The final performance of "Alice [?] Wonderland" will take place at the Theatre Royal on Wednesday evening, on which day the farewell matinee will also be given. On Saturday afternoon there was a fine…
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"Muldoon's Picnic" is having a satisfactory run at the Empire Theatre, and its popularity was well in evidence at the two performances on Saturday. The musical comedy is mounted with new and appropriate…
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The entertainments given by the strong company of vaudeville players now appearing at the Tivoli Theatre were largely patronised on Saturday, especially in the evening, when there…
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"For the Sake of a Child" was repeated at the Lyceum Theatre on Saturday evening, and it will be played all the week until Saturday, when "On Active Service" will be produced…
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The last five nights of "The Professor's Love Story" are announced at the Palace Theatre, where the charming comedy is drawing crowded houses. There will be a final matinee on Wednesday. Mr…
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"The Executioner's Daughter" was again well received by the audience which attended the Criterion Theatre on Saturday, and Mr. Charles Holloway's Company were warmly…
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