Radio wiring could add homes with built in loudspeakers
The Institute of Architects of New South Wales discussed radio equipment during home design. Ex-president of the Electrical Employers' Association Mr. R Burgin explained wiring plans to link rooms for radios or headphones, using standard electric outlets and a detachable plug, costing about five pounds for several outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute of Architects of
New South Wales
Electrical Employers’ Association
R. Burgin
Unaccountable Ann by Douglas Walshe review
The Bookman hails Unaccountable Ann a lively if tight fiction about Ann Wilson who travels from America to England to stay with the Deerhurst family. Mischief, romance, and social clash drive a string of comic situations as Ann navigates a wary household and a hopeful secretary Bil while themes of independence and class ripple through the plot.
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Ann
Ann Wilson
America
England
Sydney Deerhurat
Mle
Deerhurat
Cloud
William Hamilton Devereaux Morris
Eton
Oxford
Bil
Claude
Claud
Aton oFay
Deerhurst Farrygls
Jegrey
Bill
Gifairs
Mike Tehouttel
Thone
Couiel
London Broadcast Hype Inspires Australian Listeners
A London gramophone replay from Station 20 in the London studio causes listeners in Dunedin and Wanganui to believe London is being relayed from Sydney. Reports note cheers from Lord Mayor’s procession and Wembley Stadium music as London programming is heard. Observers predict actual relays from British stations may occur with improved Australian reception.
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Shuld P
Jay
Pcenes
Vika
Hia
Tteam
Egere
London
Sydney
Wembley Stadium
Aniper
Dunedin
Spear
Metener
Wanganui
Melbourne
Abies Irish Rose at The Royal Sydney Draws Repeat Audiences
The Thea tre Royal Sydney hosts Abie's Irish Rose produced by Fuller Management and features Richard Taber among its creators. Though it did not reach the same attendance peaks as The O'Brien Girl No No Nanette and other Hugh J. Ward successes, it drew strong repeat business. Taber discusses choosing a home for the comedy in New York and outlines its working titles Thursday Night Thats That before finalizing Fat Sal as the name.
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Abie
Theatre Royal
Sydney
O'Brien
Hugh J. Ward
Richard Taber
Zal Bo
Palace Theatre
Shakespeare
Mr. Taber
New York
The thirteen Club Emerges In Canberra Dark Origins
In Canberra a new secret society named The 13 Club rises from eerie beginnings. Thirteen mystic figures perform an all night ceremonial beneath skulls and coffins while an agonized cry echoes through a desolate waste. The club’s secrecy remains, though its origins are now chronicled in the domesday book of the city.
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Canberra
13 Club
Hugh Ward Musical Comedy Co Presents Gift to Manager
The Hugh Ward Musical Comedy Co surprised and delighted Hugh Ward with a silver and cut glass ornament designed for drinking Hoppies. Ward, a popular manager, expressed deep thanks as the company praised him for his leadership and kindness to all staff.
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Hugh Ward
Zulu Chief Praises Visiting Musicians Rain Follows Performance
During their Africa tour Maxim Brod and GU Bech at Tivoli entertained a Zulu chief and tribe. The performance pleased the crowd and rain began soon after. The chief explained that Maxim Drodt had prayed for rain, and the downpour was believed to result from their intercession.
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Africa
Maxim Brod
GU Bech
Tivoli
Signa
Max Bang
Menerostis
Maxim Drodt
Titherages Family in Stage and Screen History
Jdny Titheradge recently returned to Sydney's stage in Old Eng land at the King's Theatre Melbourne. He is the son of the late George Titherage and sibling of Dion and Madge Titheradge. Dion Titheradge is remembered as a prominent writer and actor with Margaret Anglin's Australia company. Madge toured the Commonwealth with Lewla Waller in 1913 and starred in The Lutterfly on the Wheel and Desdemona in Othello before a long run as Monna in Bluebeard's Eight Wife.
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Jdny Titheradge
King’s Theatre
Melbourne
George Titheradge
Sleter
Dion
Madge ‘Titheradns
Dion Titheradges
Margaret Anglin
Australia
Madge
Commonwealth
Lewla Waller
Charlea Quarterevening
Time Company
England
Dessemona
Monna
Bluebeard
Somnambulant confession halves marriage proposal
A humorous exchange shows a man proposing and his fiancée revealing she is a somnambulist. They ease the moment with lighthearted plans for separate churches.
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Charor
Universal Distributing Company, Ltd
Eastlake, Canberra
Austral
Noob
Pat Plalg Ope Er Lid Dui Eade Phi
Moffat
FSF
Palmer St
East Sydney
Monarch
Neverleak
James Muir
Redfern St
Redfern
Tuo
Federal Capital Commission
R. Foreman & Son Ltd
Chapel
Marrickville
W. E. Bewicke
Wingella House
Martin Lane
Reliance
The
Reliance ‘Radio Co
Cephral Railway Station
FEY Eorce
Radio News
the Radio Home
the Bookman
Douglas Walshe
Hutchinson and Vo, Ltd
Angus and Roberteons
Radio From
Rain Makers
Id Dulvey
Yast
CAR For Hire
John R. Dulvey
Murrumbateman
Yass
Queanbeyan
Daily Motor Service
H. G. Tester
Yasa
Hudson
P.m
J. Horton
Yaas
Moore Bros
Walker
Weldon
Costage
Geo
L. Gellatly
George
Crystal
Storce
AMALGAMATED WIRELESS (A/sin.) LTD
Clarence St. Sydnay
Adaray
Clarence Street
Om Deuy
Canberra Times
A. M. Hart the
George Street
Snow
Eastlake
L.R. Hind & Co., Limited
Elizabeth St
Clarke St
PRICE
Adelaide
Brisbane
Newcastle
Blitic & General Heaters Ltd
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