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COLONIAL NO. 2.
In "The Matman," at the Colonial Theate[?] No. 2, to-morrow, there will be the thrill of a fight for life in a military balloon. Patrons of this picture house will also see: "Out of ...
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THE THEATRES
One Marlow company finished a season at the Adelphi Theatre on Friday with "A Modern Adventuress." Last night another Marlow company appeared in "The Night tide of London"— ...
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MR. H. B. IRVING.
The return season of Mr. H. B. Irving, limited to two weeks, will be opened, at the Criterion Theatre on March 23, when J. C. Comyns Carr's adaptation of Robt. Louis Stevenson's ...
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ALHAMBRA.
The American and Continental system of continuous vaudeville and moving pictures is proving successful at the Alhambra. The Alginas at present head the entertainers. Both ...
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WADDINGTON'S PICTURES.
At the Grand Picture Theatre, Pitt-street, commencing on Thursday, March 14, will be shown a series of pictures of the Captain Scott Polar Expedition. These include the departure ...
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NATIONAL—O'DELL AND HART.
An American brand of boisterous comedy was served up at the National Amphitheatre yesterday by O'Dell and Hart, who have come here from New York under engagement to Mr. James ...
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MISS. AIDA GEORGE'S CONCERT.
In the Town Hall on Wednesday, March 27, Miss. Aida George, soprano, pupil of Signor Steffani will give a farewell invitation concert. Miss. George recently sang for. Mr. John Tillett, ...
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TIVOLI—NEW TURNS.
At the Tivoli yesterday the Tossing Testros had enthusiastic applause while they were going through their astonishing juggling act. Kilty Wager and Fred Poplar were welcomed ...
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COMIC OPERA AT MOSMAN.
The Mosman Musical Society will do Gilbert and Sullivan's "The Gondoliers" for a season of five nights (March 16, 18, 19, 21, and 23) in the Warringa Hall, Neutral Bay. The cast ...
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BAIN'S ENTERTAINERS.
The drawing powers of J. C. Bain's vaudeville are still being proved at the Princess Theatre, Sydney; the Coronation Theatre, Bondi Junction; the Coliseum Theatre, North Sydney; and ...
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HOSPICE ART UNION FETE.
To assist in paying off the debt of £9000 on the Hospice for the Dying, a committee of ladies, under the presidency of the Lady Mayoress, has organised a fete, which will be ...
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TINY TOWN.
Having increased the seating accommodation in the circus portion of Tiny Town, Mr. Beaumont Smith has made provision for shilling patrons. Yesterday the little people were seen ...
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ST. PATRICK'S DAY.
This will be celebrated on Saturday next by a sports carnival at the Royal Agricultural Ground. In addition, unique spectacular displays are announced, including "A Nation Once ...
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Family Notices
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HER MAJESTY'S—"THE QUAKER GIRL."
Another week of big audiences has been added to the success of "The Quaker Girl" at Her Majesty's. No "leg show" in this city has ever drawn the public as the simple charm of the ...
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WIRTH'S CIRCUS.
On Saturday next Wirth Bros.' Circus will open a Sydney season at the Belmore Markets, near the Adelphi Theatre. The big, redbrick building has been let on a lease to Wirth Bros, ...
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BAND MUSIC.
On Sunday next the Amateur Band Union will give a massed band recital in the Sydney Town, Hall. Vocal items will be rendered by Miss. Zara Wolinski and Mr. Andrew Jamieson. ...
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ROYAL ART SOCIETY EXHIBITION.
The Royal Art Society or New South Wales opened their Autumn Exhibition of Cabinet Pictures yesterday at their rooms in Pitt-street. The exhibits, one hundred and seventy-three in ...
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SPENCER'S PICTURES.
The Lyceum reopened last night, after being closed for a fortnight, on account of the Methodist Conference. The star picture was "Ulysses," which is adapted from Homer's ...
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ROYAL—"EVERYWOMAN."
The play with a moral continues to prove an attraction at the Royal, and the Williamson management has decided to continue its run for some weeks yet. Miss Spong, who ...
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WEST'S PICTURES.
Big houses greeted West's exclusive attraction, "A Sudden Impulse," at the Glaciarium and the New Olympia, Oxford-street, last night. The chief characters are a doctor, his fiancee, who is ...
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STARR BOWKETTS.
This Society held a ballot and sale faceting in St. Paul's Hall, Rozeile, on Thursday evening, March 7. Mr. G. Kirkaldie (chairman) and Messrs. Gaffney and Kauffman (scrutineers) were elected by the audience to ...
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CRITERION—JANSEN.
Under the Portus and Talbot management, Jansen, the American conjurer and illusionist, had another capacity house at the Criterion Theatre last night. The show was carried ...
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BURWOOD.
An appropriation meeting was held at Burwood on Wednesday, March 6, when registered Nos. 331 and 128 were drawn by ballot, entitling the holders to advances of £250 and £350 respectively, free of interest. ...
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LYRIC THEATRE.
"Ultimate Sacrifle," in which there are glimpses of convent life, will be the principal picture at the Lyric Theatre to-morrow. The heroine is a young duchess who dies in a ...
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NORTHERN SUBURBS.
At an appropriation meeting of No. 1 on Wednesday evening in the Friendly Societies' Hall, North Sydney Alderman H. B. Warman and Messrs. G. E. Orreill and W. A. Morris were chairman and scrutineers respectively. ...
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PALACE—"THE FRENCH SPY."
Walter Baker and Frances Ross are still making "The French Spy" a magnet at the Palace, by cleverly interpreting the sensational drama. "The French Spy" will be with ...
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COLONIAL NO. 1.
To-morrow "The Baby and the Stork" will be shown at the Colonial Theatre No. 1, with "Helpless Man," "In the Land of the Greats" (Scenic study by Lux Co.), "Night of Peril," ...
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