Amusements. Her Majesty's Theatre
The feature of the matinee performance of "The Pirates of Penzance" yesterday afternoon, at Her Majesty's Theatre, was the first appearance of Miss Dolly Castles as Mabel. Miss…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1905
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N. S. W. Police Band. The Annual Meeting
At the tenth annual meeting of the New South Wales Police Band, held at the Central Police Barracks, there was a good attendance of officers and men. In the…
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A fatal accident occurred near Charleville last night. Mrs. Schrlvener and her daughter were driving home from a dance at Charleville, when the horse took fright and bolted,…
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At the invitation of the Directors of the Australian Animated Picture Syndicate. Sydney, Ltd. (Messrs. George Maiden. Chairman. P. C. Close, and C. F…
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The last performance of "Blind Man's Buff" takes place to-night. To-morrow (Saturday) evening "Old Heidelberg" will be presented for a brief run of 12 nights…
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Two new and exceedingly clever items were added to an already strong programme at the Tivoli. The first is that of "Bonita," a young lady well skilled in the use of the rifle. Her…
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A new Drury Lane melodrama was produced on Saturday at the Royal, when "The Best of Friends" was presented before a crowded house. The new piece deals with incidents before, during…
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The tenth annual meeting of the New South Wales Police Band was held at the Central Police Barracks, There was a good attendance of officers and men, and the chair was taken…
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Sir,--In reply to "Amateur," in your Tuesday's issue, I am willing to concede to amateur hands all the credit to which they are entitled, and have already expressed my appreciation of their…
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Mr. J. C. Williamson's Repertoire Company entered upon the third production of the season on Saturday, when "The Pirates of Penzance" was revived. The many excellent vocal numbers…
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This is what Bland Holt and his patrons are, and at the same time is the name of the piece which is crowding the house nightly. So far, I have…
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"The Best of Friends" is running strongly at the Theatre Royal, where Mr. Bland Holt has staged the new drama on the Boer War, and on the lasting reconciliation and fusion of races that it is hoped…
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Mr. Fred. W. Millis, a ventriloquist who has for long occupied a star position in the variety world of England, arried here by the Mongolia, and will join Mr. Harry Rickards's Company at the Tivoli Theatre this…
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This evening "Old Heidelberg" will be performed for the first time here by Mr. George Musgrove's English dramatic company at the Lyceum Theatre. The new play is adapted by Rudolf Bleichmann, from Wilhelm…
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The Vice-Regal Military Band, assisted by Miss Violet Mount, who will sing the grand arias from "Roberto" and "Norma," with band accompaniment, and by Mr. J. Eduard Sykes (grand organ), will give…
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Harry Stockdale writes: It is not generally known that the aboriginals are very partial to games of ball, the ball being a large one, larger than an emu's egg, and made of…
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Have you noticed, little children, When the fire is burning low, As the embers flash and darken, How the pictures come and go ?…
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The last six nights of "The Pirates of Penzance are now notified at Her Majesty's Theatre, where the tuneful and picturesque opera is running brightly Miss Alexia Bassian, whose finished vocal style gives…
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