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| Title |
Queen's Theatre |
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This article indicates after a brief non-production period, theatre was staged with a limited and less expensive repertoire. |
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| Publisher |
Adelaide Independent and Cabinet of Amusement (SA : 1841)
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| Page |
2
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| Date Issued |
7 October 1841
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| Holding Institution |
National Library of Australia
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| Language |
English
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| Citation |
Queen's Theatre, Adelaide Independent and Cabinet of Amusement (SA : 1841), National Library of Australia, 7 October 1841, 2
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| Resource Identifier |
67482
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AusStage |
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QUEENS THEATRE.— We preceive this
Theatre has again opened, and in the precertaiuly
dull times it is certainly a relief to
the monotony of the town. On Monday
last three excellent Farces were produced
in each of which M. Lazar kept the house
in continued laughter ; the Groves of Blar-
rney introduced between the peices, is a
rich treat, and we trust Mr. L. will often
favor us with it. The Company selected
is very limited, but quite sufficient for the
style of pieces calculated to amuse an Audience.
the expenses are now considerably
curtailed and we hope, the Theatre will now
pay. The house is splendidly lighted
and has a very animated appearance, and
we trust the Public will appreciate the very
spirited zeal of the Proprietors.