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Resource	Text: Review
Title	Domestic Intelligence [The Theatre]
Abstract/Description	A correspondent at Parramatta says, that the closing of the Theatre at that place, was attended with the most disgraceful exhibition that can be conceived. The performers were all "the worse for liquor;" and the audience finding they were defrauded, rushed on the stage and commenced the work of destruction. Mr Nash, who is highly respected by the townspeople, was forced to go on the stage and beg them to desist. They retired vowing vengeance on the performers.
Related Events	Final Performance - items unspecified, The Long Room, Nash's Woolpack Inn, Parramatta, NSW, 26 August 1833
Source	The Sydney Monitor, Edward Smith Hall, Sydney, N.S.W., National Library of Australia, 1828
Item URL	http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article32144411
Page	2
Date Issued	31 August 1833
Language	English
Citation	Domestic Intelligence [The Theatre], The Sydney Monitor, 31 August 1833, 2
Data Set	AusStage
Resource Identifier	68848