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Professor Haselmayer, as a conjuror, is a master of his art, and this was fully recognised by the audience which filled the large hall of the School of Arts. His educated birds and mice do…
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The School of Arts
Professor Haselmayer gave a performance here last, night, interesting of course, and very fairly, attended. A new programme is to be presented to-night…
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Professor Haselmayer again succeeded in amusing and mystifying a large audience at the School of Arts last evening. The cabinet trick, the wonderful drum, and the cleverly trained birds and…
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The School of Arts has been a favourite resort since Professor Haselmayer became the entertainer there. His card tricks, the mysterious escape of Madame Haselmayer from a double-locked box, in…
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At the School of Arts last night, [?]essor Haselmnyer changed his programme in many instaes, in order that a specially attractive entertainment might afforded to the visitors who might he expectod to com[?]to seo it, as a…
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The excellent programme of mystery, magic and wonder, performed by Professor Haselmayer since the opening of his present season at the School of Arts, was repeated for the last time last night. To-night…
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Is it safe to allow the Pope to govern primary schools in a free nation ? Ask Spain. Ask Mexico. Ask the limping republics of South America. Ask Lower Canada, where I have myself been…
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IN our last we exhibited this vagrant missioner from Rome on the subject of giving money to the Church and mixed marriages--which constituted the subject…
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Mickey Malt (whose soubriquet had a suitable reason) shuffled as he sat down, and shuffled yet more when ho found the firelight so full on his Milesian face that every feature…
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In view of the exceptional interest that is just now being token in cookery, we give the following essay from an English paper:-- Cookery is done with meat, and potaters,…
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Professor Haselmayer has proved by his repeated successes in Sydney and other places that he is a conjuror of no ordinary talent. Some of his tricks are most bewildering, defying, apparently, all…
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At the School of Arts, on Ssturday, Professor Haselmayer gave his first matinee. The Hall was crowded, principally by children, in whose interests the performance was especially arranged, and who, by their demeanour,…
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Professor Haselmayer entertained audiences twice on Saturday with his illusions and feats. The afternoon matinee was given for the benefit of ladies and children, who largely attended to enjoy…
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"Psycho," Professor Haselmayer's automaton whist player, is a puzzle to everybody, for though perhaps one in a thousand of those who may witness the performance of the machine, will recognize the motive principle of it, even he…
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Sir,—In the debate on the Public Instruction Bill in the Upper House, on Wednesday night last, Professor Smith advocated the retention of school fees by the teachers, on the ground that the disparity between the amounts of fees…
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Professor Louis Haselmayer again amused and mystified a large audience at the School of Arts last evening. After going through a number of his best illusions, he delighted the audience with several…
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Those who are desirous of witnessing the entertaining performance given by Professor Haselmayer at the School of Arts must take an early opportunity as a few more nights will bring the season to a close…
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Sir,--The decision of the Exhibition Commissioners to admit all school children on certain days free is received with satisfaction. The action of the Commission has been characterised by much wisdom, which…
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Professor Haselmayer's entertainment in the School of Arts last night was the best of the series. Several new and most bewildering feats were cleverly performed, and amongst them was the extraordinary…
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