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Resource	Text: Editorial
Title	Domestic Intelligence [The Theatre]
Abstract/Description	the disappointment of building a Theatre, and then being refused to enact plays in it, on the ground of our prison population being unfit subjects to go to plays (when the said population themselves acted plays at Emu plains and were visited one night, from a feeling of kindly good humour, by Sir Thomas Brisbane and Mr. Forbes) is a much greater farce in its sentiment, and more mischievous in its effects, than any that could have been performed at Mr. Levey's new Theatre.
Related Contributors	Barnett Levey
Related Organisation	Barnett Levey [sole entrepreneur]
Related Venues	Royal Assembly Rooms (1829-1832), Sydney, NSW Saloon of the Royal Hotel (1832-1840), Sydney, NSW Theatre Royal (1833-1840), Sydney, NSW
Source	The Sydney Monitor, Edward Smith Hall, Sydney, N.S.W., National Library of Australia, 1828
Item URL	http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article32073191
Page	2
Date Issued	3 February 1830
Language	English
Citation	Domestic Intelligence [The Theatre], The Sydney Monitor, 3 February 1830, 2
Data Set	AusStage
Resource Identifier	68749