"The Fatal Wedding."
The advance-booking at Elvy's shows that interest is being taken in the first production in Sydney of "The Fatal Wedding." Messrs. Meynell and Gunn have formed a new company for this event, which…
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Wedding
MitchellâGray:âA quiet wedding was celebrated on Wednesday, February 28, by the Rev. Dr. Johnstone, at his residence. The Manse, Armidale, when Mr. John Alexander…
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A very brisk demand for scats eventuated at Elvy's on the opening of the plans for "The Fatal Wedding." Messrs. Meynell and Gunn's season at the Criterion with…
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At St. Luke's Church, Mosman, on Wednesday evening, April 4, a wedding took place, the parties being Miss May Ervin, daughter of Mrs. Rohde, "Tivoli," Mosman, and Mr. Karl…
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On Monday evening, St. David's Presbyterian Church, Uralla, was the scene of the wedding of Christnia Margaret MacLennan, second daughter of the late Donald MacLennan, with…
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The wedding of the Rev. I. Morris, minister of the Newcastle (N.S.W.) Congregation, to Miss Rosie Falk, eldest daughter of Rev. J. Falk, assistant minister of the Melbourne…
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Numerous wedding guests assembled at a Methodist chapel on the outskirts of Belfast recently (says a London exchange), but after waiting a considerable time, and neither the…
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At St. Saviour's Anglican Cathedral, Goulburn, on Wednesday morning, Mr. Frank Darcy Hay, youngest son of Mr. G. D. Hay, of Crookwell, was married to Miss Alise Gale, second…
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The picturesque side of the Kaiser's character, which now and then asserts itself in one of his famous acts of dramatic chivalry, is aptly shown by his invitation to an American…
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This evening at the Criterion Theatre, Messrs. Meynell and Guna's new dramatic company will make its appearance in "The Fatal Wedding," a drama which has achieved popularity at Home and in America. It Mr. E. W. O'Sullivan's Australia drama, now being played at the Haymarket 115ppodrome by the Bohemian Dramatic Company, has proved such a success, that Mr. Cole has decided to run it for [?] An attractive programmed has been provided for this afternoon and evening at Clifton Gardens. A fancy dress cricket match will be the chief amusement for the afternoon, and in the evening a dramatic recital and…
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Mr. John Finlayson, the well known Parramatta gas manage, was united in the holy bonds of matrimony to Miss Annie Louisa Stewart, of Hillston, a lady…
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On Wednesday evening, at St. John's [?] Parramatta, the Rev. H. F. L. Palmer officiating, Mr. W. Abbott, son of the well known Parramatta North…
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At the Criterion last night Messrs. Meynell and Gunn introduced a new dramatic company, headed by a couple of English stars, in "The Fatal Wedding," a…
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Frederick Robson, one of the old-time English stage celebrities, has been described as a blend of Edmund Kean, the heavy tragedian, and John Listen, the light comedian…
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It is very questionable if the Criterion Theatre has ever been so crowded as it was on Saturday night, when Messrs. Meyney and Gunn presented "The Fatal Wedding." Expectation…
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"The Fatal Wedding" is recognised in theatrical circles as a great money-maker. The drama has occupied the stage for years [?] the United States and the United Kingdom,…
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"Look at life, it is a comedy; think of it, it is a tragedy." Voltaire, in his anxiety not to imperil the success he had achieved in tragedy, when he wrote his first comedy did so…
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There are some specimens of dramatic literature which almost beggar description. Of such is "The Fatal Wedding," produced for the first time in Sydney at the Criterion…
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