Lyceum—spencer's Pictures
Kinemacolor is still the magnet at the Lyceum. Another crowded audience watched the reproduction of the Delhi Durbar with all the picturesque incidents last night. It has…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1913
6,577 stories in Sydney's papers · page 4 of 250
Adelphi Theatre
The Monk and the Woman," which has a sort of a "Maria Monk"-Edith O'Gormancum-Pere Chinquay sort of title, whirls along at the Adelphi. The scenery is…
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The Empress Theatre, with its new decorations, has, during the holiday season, been a centre in which vast crowds congregated, and, though things generally are now…
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For the first three days of this week, at the Colonial Theatre, will be shown a series of pictures of incidents on the Cheyenne Frontier Day. These pictures were…
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"Faust" is now running smoothly at the Theatre Royal, and nightly big audiences witness the magnificent spectacle. Some adverse comment has been made…
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Miss Florence Baines, who "made London laugh," has, since her arrival in Sydney, succeeded equally well with the Tivoli audiences. Miss Claire Romaine is a…
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A tale of two thieves and an emerald necklace will be the principal dramatic subjects tomorrow at the Lyric Theatre. There will be the charm of variety in "Hubby Does the…
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The New South Wales State Military Band will play the following programme in Hyde Park this afternoon, at 3 o'clock:--March. "Action Front" (Blankenburg): overture. 'Il…
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"Florodora" still shows its beauties—scenic, musical, and human—at Her Majesty's, and on Saturday night the usual crowded audience displayed the customary…
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Mr. Allen Doone found it necessary last Sight to utter a vigorous, but dignified, protest from the stage against the behavior of some ladles in the audience, who, he said,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Shocking Suicide. Jilted Lover Beats the Band. Paris
A most extraordinary suicide is reported from Epernay, a town of 20,000 in[?]bitants, in the CHampagne district. A workman named Geetan Valencin…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Theatre Crowds and Prosperity How the One Is the Index of the Other
"This theatregoing is hard work." A big son of the land mopped his brow in the early door crowd outside one of Sydney's theatres on New Year's night…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Old Sydney. Chronology Continued—Old John Davies—Theatre Royal Players Bishop Poling—Ada Ward—James Squire—The First Hops—A Pioneer Brewer—Dwyer and Geedwin—W. J. Holleway and Widow Jenyns—Mrs. Jane Beard—The Paddington Inn—An Interesting Incident
To wipe off the slate, I continue my friend's interesting chronology (1876-7), with some additions thereto:—Charles Pitt, a watchmaker, died…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →West's Pictures
Patrons of West's Olympia and Glaciarium Theatres at both the afternoon and evening performances were no doubt pleased to find on the programme a new play, "When the Mask Falls," with the popular,…
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Though only three months old, Rozelle Tramway Depot has a strong and capable brass band of 30 players. Mr. Fred Jackman, of North Sydney Depot, has been the…
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The fantastic thrall of "Faust" held another big audience on Saturday night, when the striking spectacular scenes and stirring music were reproduced with marked success. There will be a matinee on Wednesday…
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"When Youth Meets Youth," a pathetic drama: and "The Risky Experiemnt," a stage drama, appealed to large audiences on Saturday. To-day drama items figure largely on the list. There is one of…
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