Her Majesty's Theatre
"The Quaker Girl," the quaint musical comedy at Her Majesty's Theatre, has now settled down to what promises to be a very successful run. Last night the…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1912
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Waddington's Grand Theatre
Next Wednesday is free day at the Grand. All the public are invited to come and spend a pleasant hour watching the latest and best pictures ever yet shown…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Give Us a Show. Kings Theatre
The management of the above theatre continue to maintain their reputation for bright and entertaining picture performances. The dramatic stories and love…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Pretty Pictures John Seery. (The Big, Bluff, Broadway Bung.)
Jack Seery stood at his counter pump, No Seeryous man was he. He pumped the froth on a No. 1 And he chuckled with inward glee…
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At the Glaciarium on Saturday, both morning and afternoon, there were crowded houses to [?] the splendid programme. The afternoon session was patronised by children, for whom the matinee is specially…
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"The Girl in the Train" entered upon the 12th and final week of its run on Saturday night, when "full house" was the record before 8 o'clock. The audience once more laughed heartily at the undignified…
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In "A Girl's Temptation," Mr. George Marlow's Company, at the Adelphi, is providing a numerous class of th[?] with a dish of highly spiced sensationalism which is apparently fully appreciated. The melodrama…
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An excellent new first part was put on at the [?] Theatre on Saturday night, and immediately found [?]. The week-end audience was a crowded one, and all the numbers contributed by the various artists included in…
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The two English comedians, newly appearing at the Tivoli made an instantaneous hit with the audience on Saturday evening. Their appearance is sufficiently amusing, attired as they are in a tag-bag…
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The reappearance of Mr. George Titheradge and Mrs. Robert Brough in [?] Wild[?] clever play, "A [?] of No Importance"--a work in which the Brough Company some years ago won an unfading dramatic…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Criterion Theatre
In point of consistent popular appreciation no artist who has visited Sydney has greater [?] for pride and gratification than Miss Ethel Irving, whose new social drama, "Da[?] Nature," [?] the Criterion Theatre to…
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The Tivoli programme has been strengthened by the re-appearance of [?] and Will Scott, who have not been seen in Sydney for some time. As a pair of "gentlemen" tra[?] they exchange a rapid fire of jokes and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Lyceum.—spencer's Pictures
A large audience watched with interest the series of dramatic, scenic, and comic pictures shown on Saturday night at the Lyceum. The central attraction was the drama, entitled[?] "The Altar of Sacrifice." This…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Japanese Band. at the Town Hall
On Saturday evening the Japanese Training Squadron Band of 26 performers conducted by Mr. Ryuhel Igeta, joined with Mr. Ernes[?] Truman (city organist) in a concert at the…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Talking Pictures. Feature of the Future. Film Manufacturer Interviewed
"There will be some great developments in biograph work in the near future, but the greatest will be the talking and singing picture. This is now so far advanced that…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →New Theatre at Queen. Victoria Markets. to the Editor
Sir,--I was rather surprised to read Ald. T. H. Kelly's remarks made at the meeting of the City Council last Tuesday, in reference to the proposed new theatre at the Queen Victoria Markets. If correctly reported in the…
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