Palace Theatre
"Robin Hood" is being staged at this theatre for a limited number of nights only, by the Williamson Company, and then "The Geisha" is to once more greet the Sydney…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1903
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Amusements. Theatre Royal
At the Royal "The Fortune Teller" continues to enjoy very crowded houses and excellent receptions. Mr. Musgrove has certainly satisfied the wants of the Sydney public in the…
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The closing nights of the Royal Comic Opera Company's season will be signalled by the revival of "The Geisha" this evening. When Mr. J. C. Williamson produced this favourite work at Her…
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Capital audiences are still patronising "The Fortune Teller," presented by Mr. George Musgrove's Comic Opera Company at the Theatre Royal. The last nights of the opera, which has…
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"The Breaking of the Drought," which has proved such a strong attraction since Boxing Night, is still the attraction at the Lyceum. The Australian drama will run for another…
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"The Lady Barmaid" is the current attraction a the Criterion Theatre, where Mr. Johu F. Sheridan's new version of the musical comedy includes a series of amusing specialty numbers. Mr. Thomas…
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The features of the new programme at the Tivoli Theatre to-day will be the re-appearance of Mr. G. W. Hunter, who was such a favorite when he last, appeared here, some new and…
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"The Fortune Teller" continues to justify its reputation at the Theatre Royal, where Victor Herbert's brilliant and vivacious music affords two or three stirring ensembles in which Herr Slupoffski…
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The reason of the revival of "Robin Hood" closed last night at the Palace Theatre, and this evening Mr. Williamson's Comic Opera Company will present "The Geisha," one of the most…
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Recently at a theatre a gentleman felt the pressure of two little airy feet upon his patent leathers. At first the sensation was delightful. It made inexpressibly…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Pictures by Wire. Details of a Marvellous Invention
The picture reproduced here was sent many miles by means of the electrograph. The electrograph, which lakes little more space than a typewriting machine, is the invention of H. R…
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HE was in love, poor devil, with a pretty actress whom he had seen only across the gulf that separates the gallery from the footlights. He had half-starved…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →The Romance of Our First Century. (Copyright.) VIVID & Realistic Pictures of the Past. Part Xvii. Punishment
As flogging was the chief and most practised form of punishment, and as punishment, on Norfolk Island, was the raison de'etre of the settlement, the flagelator was…
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Miss Hilda Lane will give a concert at the Petersham Town Hall on Wednesday evening next, when she will be assisted by Misses Dalrymple, Palmer, Kay, and M'Cardell, Messrs. Cyril Monk,…
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A well-attended meeting was held in the vestibule of the Town Hall yesterday, the object of which was to inaugurate a complimentary farewell benefit concert to Mr. Percy Bates. The well-knonw tenor is…
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Miss Amy Castles will give her final concert, prior to her departure for Europe, at the Town-hall next Wednesday evening, under the direction of Mr. J. C. Williamson. It will also be…
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