Domestic Intelligence

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Title Domestic Intelligence
Abstract/Description On Thursday evening last, Rowe's tragedy of "Jane Shore" was represented for the second time at the Sydney Theatre, to a very full house. Mrs. and Mr. Cameron sustained the two principal characters. Mrs. Cameron did ample justice in the representation of Jane Shore, and we entertain a favourable opinion of this lady's abilities generally as an actress, although Mrs. C. would appear to a greater advantage were she to raise her voice a little higher, and suit it more to the size of the house; which imperfection (if such it may be termed) no doubt, will be surmounted as Mrs. C. becomes more accustomed to a large house— having performed in so small a room at Hobart Town, is a palliation on that point for the present.
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  • Jane Shore, Theatre Royal (1833-1840), Sydney, NSW, 10 November 1836
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Publisher The Sydney Herald (NSW : 1831 - 1842)
Page 2
Date Issued 14 November 1836
Language English
Citation Domestic Intelligence, The Sydney Herald (NSW : 1831 - 1842), 14 November 1836, 2
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Resource Identifier 75114