Amusements. Theatre Royal
"The Fortune leller" is having a particularly brilliant time at the Royal. The melodious Hungarian music seems to have taken with the public with the result that every evening sees the…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1903
4,190 stories in Sydney's papers · page 12 of 210
Lyceum Theatre
"The Breaking of the Drought," which has been one of Mr. Holt's greatest successes this season, still continues to attract large and delighted audiences. "The Cotton King" will be…
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This afternoon and evenings at the Tivoli Theatre Mr. Harry Rickard's company will include Jaques Inaudi, the marvellous Swiss calculator, in now feats. Miss Gracia Emmett and her company will give, their…
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"The Fortune Teller," as presented by Mr. George Musgrove's Comic Opera Company, is enjoying an excellent run at the Theatre Royal. The theatre has been crowded every night during…
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The long run of "Cinderella" by Mr. John F. Sheridan's company terminated at the Criterion Theatre last night, and this evening the company will present "The Lady Barmaid." Mr…
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"Robin Hood," De Koven's most successful work, and the one in which his now popular love-song "O Promise Me" was originally introduced, will be elaborately revived at the Palace Theatre this…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Amusements. Theatre Royal
The Fortune Teller" is now drawing great audiences at the Theatre Royal, where the merits of the piece as comic opera boasting two or three brilliant ensembles, some captivating solo numbers,…
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The successful revival of "The Mikado" by Mr. Williamson's Comic Opera Company was concluded at the Palace Theatre last night before a large audience. In order to give Miss Florence…
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THE annual meeting of the above society was held on Monday, 19th instant, the church being well filled. The proceedings were presided over by…
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The Church of the Holy Sepulchre, New York, is to have its basement equipped thoroughly for dramatic representations. The Rev. W. E. Bentley. in announcing the fact at a meeting of the…
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New York now claims to be, at least potentially, the greatest theatre city in the world. Three short years ago New York had 37 theatres; now it has 63, and plans are being made for a dozen…
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Domard stood street, pale, frowning, his eyes fixed upon Maris. "I repel your vile sewpicions with soon. Jacques himself knows I would my life…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Power of the Play. Moral Influence of the Theatre. Madame Bernhardt's Opinion
An article on the moral influence of the theatre, which appears in the last "Cornhill Magazine," by Madame Sarah Bernhardt, is characteristic of the great French actress's enthusiasm…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Bucolic Stage Aspirant. The manager of a London suburban theatre recently received a letter from a female farm servant in Essex. It ran thus:—
"Deer sur,—I works hon a farm but wants to turn actin. Would lik ingagement for the pantomin in hany ways which you think I be fit for. I sings in the church coir and plais the melodion…
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A movement has been set on foot to give a complimentary concert in honour of Mr. Percy Bates, that well-known [?]tenor having decided to prosecute his studies further in the old country. Mr. R. B…
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The usual weekly open-air promenade concert inaugurated by the Port Jackson Steamship Company was held on Wednesday evening at Manly, and attracted a large number of residents and…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →“RENIRA.” or The Blacksmith’s Daughter. Abounding in thrilling incidents and intensely dramatic situations; placing before the reader a continuity of life pictures, at once entrancing and interesting. Chapter Vii
So, still they sat, he talking in that low and seductive Voice, forgetful of self and all save the present moment ; she, rapt, intent, with radiant…
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