Event |
The Miller and His Men
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Venue |
Theatre Royal (1833-1840), Sydney, NSW |
First Date |
5 October 1833 |
Dates Estimated |
No |
Status |
Professional |
World Premiere |
No |
Description |
It may be generally said of this piece, that it was rather ran through, than acted. The burning of the mill (the grandest spectacle in the piece) failed. We had pistols fired off, and one squib in miniature, discharged as the scene fell, to hide the confusion.
of those behind it. |
Description Source |
Reviewer's Opinion |
Primary Genre |
Theatre - Spoken Word
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Secondary Genre |
Melodrama
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Organisations |
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Contributors |
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Works |
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Text Nationality |
England
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Production Nationality |
Australia
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Further Information |
This Piece will conclude with the CONFLAGRATION of the MILL, and DESTRUCTION of the BANDITTI.
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Event Status |
Completed
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Data Source |
Source |
Description |
Book |
Irvin, Theatre Comes to Australia |
Newspaper |
Domestic Intelligence. (1833, October 9). The Sydney Monitor (NSW : 1828 - 1838), p. 2 (AFTERNOON). Retrieved October 5, 2019, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article32144695 |
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Event Identifier
| 146648 |
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