Bernard Shaw and the Concert
Bernard Shaw happened to toe beguiled to a feeble concert given by a prominent London society woman, who, during the evening found the author sitting disconsolate and…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1909
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West's Pictures
The programme presented at the Glaciarium on Saturday at both performances was well up to the excellent standard long since set. by Mr. West. Among the drama studios the most…
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Mr. Edwin Coach's dramatic company at the Palace Theatre had a full share of public patronage on Saturday evening, and Lingford Carson's drama "The Broken Home," went exceedingly well, the audience…
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The artists at the Tivoli continue to draw crowded houses. The hill is replete with excellent turns, which, if anything, improve with time. The clever feats of strenth and balancing by the two girls Amalia and…
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The strong hold which "Man to Man" has taken upon the class of theatre-goers who prefer good melodrama to anything else, was proved by the congested state of the Criterion Theatre on Saturday night half an…
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"The Breed of the Treshams" was played again to a full house at the Theatre Royal on Saturday. "The Breed of the Treshams" is like nothing so much as a novel by Stanley Weyman. To all intents and…
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The plan for to-morrow's popular concert in the Town-hall will be open to-day at Paling's, and for to-morrow arrangements have been made to place it at tho Town-hall vestibule…
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An attractive lot of pictures were shown by Spencer's Theatrescope Company, at the Lyceum Hall on Saturday afternoon and evening. The building was crowded on both occasions…
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The Glaclarium was crowded on Saturday night, when West's Pictures enured upon another week of pleasure-giving. The popularity that moving photography has earned of late…
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MELBOURNE, Tuesday.—Tommy Burns has leased the Bijou. Theatre for five years, and intends taking a leading part in the play "Fame and Fortune." He goes on tour through…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Theatre Sensation. Bland Holt's Narrow Escape. a Dash Over the Footlights
An accident which might have been attended with very serious results to Mr. Bland Holt and Mr. Maxwell, of the Bland Holt Company, occurred at Oamaru (N.Z,),…
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A holiday popular concert will be given in the Town Hall to-night, when, in addition to, Mr. Andrew Black, the renowned baritone, a number of favorite artists will join in an…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Amusements. Anniversary Night Concert
A holiday concert on popular lines will be given at the Town Hall to-night, when Mr. Andrew Black will sing "Blow, Blow, Thou Wintry Wind," "King Henry VIII. Song," and "The Village Blacksmith," whilst…
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Another excellent programmes was put on at the Glaciarium this week, when there were enormous gatherings both in the afternoon and at night. Among the new…
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"Man to Man" is now attracting large attendances at the Criterion Theatre, where virtue and villainy nightly fight to a finish. The latter, after sparring for an opening…
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The Breed of the Treshams" is a bright, romantic play, by Williamson, magnificently mounted. It crowds the theatre, and is talked of night and day, and Julius Knight's…
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No need to roam for sterling plays. "The Broken Home" deserves great praise, on every side, both far and wide, the Geach and Marlow venture now goes the pace…
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The Tivoli specialty stream of sensations are this week up to the usual high Rickardian standard. Amongst those artistes "bringing down the house" are Lawson and…
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At the Glaciarium this week dramatic pictures are strong. The most prominent perhaps are "The Mystery of Edwin Dreed." Tyida the Lion-tamer." "A…
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Nearly all cricket grounds of any class are either under Governmental or Municipal control, and the supply does not equal the demand, hence all knights of the willow will…
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