Criterion Theatre
Good business continues at the Criterion Theatre, where "The New Clown" is in his third week of unwavering popularity. On Saturday night there was again a large audience, and there could be no…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1907
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Tivoli Theatre
On Saturday night standing room only was announced at the Tivoli Theatre long before the c[?]rtain was raised. The programme, which was a lengthy one, was full of interesting items. A specially appreciated…
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The local color in "A "Path of Thorns," Mr. Bland Holt's present play, adds materially to its attractiveness. To see the popular actor manager busy supplying food to customers in…
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Messrs. J. and N. Tait have received word from thier agents in New Zealand that the Besses o' th' Barn Band arrived in Wellington on Wednesday the 9th, were met by the Premier (Sir Joseph Ward), and…
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The Macdona Comedy Company altered the bill at the Palace Theatre on Saturday night, and revived "Jane," a farcical comedy, by Harry Nicholls and W. Listocq. The piece…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →For Women. a Daily Budget of News and Notes. in the Throng. Tirraxna Picnic Races and Ball
The Tirranna (Coulburn) Picnic Race Club continued its annual meeting on Friday, and the second day's outing was equally as enjoyable as the first. There was again a crowded…
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The report presented at the annual meeting of the New South Wales State Military Band, held at the Masonic Hall, Castlereagh-street City, on Tuesday night, recorded a year of…
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As a promoter of unalloyed merriment "The New Clown" continues to attract most encouraging houses to the Criterion Theatre, and the work done by Miss Grace Palotta, assisted by Messrs. Willoughby and…
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"A Path of Thorns," with its interesting pictures of Sydney, and the sensational motor-car race in George-street, can be played for only three nights more, as Mr. Holt intends to…
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Two final opportunities for hearing the famous band of juveniles from the orphanage, Geelong (now champions of Australia), who created such great enthusiasm upon the…
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This combination of youthful instrumentalists, who hail from Geelong (Vietoria), are announced to give two performances here before they leave for headquariers. The first will take place on the Sydney…
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"The Path of Thorns" has enjoyed a most successful run, the artistic scenic representations of Old Sydney deserving the applause accorded them. The Bland Holt…
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The first of two farewell concerts will be given by this band on the Sydney Cricket Ground to-morrow evening, when the public will have an opportunity of hearing an interesting…
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"The New Clown" is in his fourth week. Mr. Hugh Ward, in the title role, is amply rewarded by the creams of full, hearty laughter that peal to his acting. When the…
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A very attractive bill greets the Tiv. patrons at present. Selbo, appropriately named the King of Clubs, fully establishes his claim to that title, and plays with plates…
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"Anthony Hordern's World of Cricket Rosor," complied by J. F. Ironside, in to hand. It should prove a been to those who do not posses a cricket…
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