West's Pictures
Big audiences filled the Glac[?]arium on Saturday, vast as its accommodation is, and were treaded to a programme of West's pictures that included a number of new items, touching every…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1908
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Theatre Royal
"The Scarlet Pimpernel celebrated the entry upon the inst week of its remarkable run at the Theatre Royal on Saturday evening by having an unusually large audience present to watch…
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At the Criterion Theatre "Charley's Aunt" continues to be a most popular person. Ever since her arrival she has been greeted by crowded houses, and on Saturday night people had to be turned away…
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The programme presented by the management of the Tivoli Theatre on Saturday was about the best offered for some time. There was a crowded house both at the matinee and evening performances. Several…
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Admirers of Mr. Frod L[?]st's work will have the opportunity of inspecting a fine collection of his pictures to-day and Tuesday. "The Leist Girl" and her comrades of…
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The last five nights of "The Scarlet Pimpernel" at the Theatre Royal are announced. The romantic drama founded on the stirring events of the French Revolution has had a successful season of six weeks,…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Amusements. Her Majesty's Theatre— "The Dairymaids."
The rain did not prevent a full house turning np to witness, for the first time in Sydney, the performance of the musical play. "The Dairymaids." at Her Majesty's Theatre, on…
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At the Sydney Town Hall on Saturday night another popular programme was presented by Mr. N. J. Gehde, the most prominent item of which was the playing by him of his own "Storm…
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Mark Hambourg, the eminent pianist, who believes very thoroughly in the strenuous life, and who goos through regular gymnastic exercises every day to keep, himself bodily…
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Another popular programme was given by Mr. N.J. Gehde at the Town-hall on Saturday evening. The chief item was again the organist's own "Storm Fantasia," so much applauded at…
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At the School of Arta, Lismore, recently a farewell dance was given by lady friends to Mr. F. G. Adrian (police mugistrate), Mrs. Adriun; and family, who are shortly leaving for the metropolis, lira. N. J..Simmons…
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Local artists have offered a host of pictures to the Sydney public in recent months, some good, some indifferent. Now Fred Leist comes along with his little lot, and submits them for…
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Messrs. Lawson and Little's rooms in Pittstreet were yesterday well filled-with visitors when Mr. Fred. Leist's pictures, which are to bo submitted to auction to-morrow, were hung…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Interesting Pictures. Splendid Views of Melbourne. Lightning Ridge Opal Field
The issue of our popular weekly contemporary, the "Town and Country Journal," to be published to-morrow, will be an excellent one, replete with a varied assortment of pictures…
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Mr. C. Spencer, who directed a long and successful season at the Lyceum last year, having returned from America and Europe with a comprehensive series of new subjects for the Theatrescope, will open at the…
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Next Saturday evening Mr. and Madame Spencer, who have recently returned from their world's trip, will open at the Palace Theatre pending the…
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The new artistes, the Artois Brothers, how the top-liners at the Tivoli Theatre, give one of the cleverest horizontal bar performances that this scribe has ever…
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This afternoon Mr. Frank Thornton will make his last matinee appearance in the fumous [?] comedy. "Charley's Aunt," with which he closes his season with a farewell on Friday night. Sir. Thornton is…
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