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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Feb 01, 1929
Page
6
A dense, fragmentary report on a British music and drama event highlighting film, theatre, and performances. Mentions audience reactions, venues, and a blend of film and stage offerings. References to various performers, venues, and a lively cultural program.
A Queanbeyan Dramatic Society gathering featured performances with music and meals. The program listed attendees and speakers, noting a formal opening, menus, and a reception. Details of participants and timing remain partly obscured in the OCR text.
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Gerald Kirby played multiple stage parts in Avietrithy ty Siar Margaret Munnerman era productions. He performed with The Been Kirty troupe and The Ghat ath the Matin, later portraying Gibs and WR Count Latluve. He sparked ideas about Seite Tite In Tad and wed in NL ford, lasting nearly 12 months before returning to Bron hy Haomatan.
A fragmentary notice hints at planned charitable events tied to a disputed production. The text mentions a musical play titled Cinders and references a promised new attraction by a group linked to a winter charity effort. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Fragmentary text presents a London scene with scattered names and phrases. It references Dooley and Ale Heuer alongside odd spellings and incomplete lines, yielding a cryptic, posturing verse fragment about a Patsy in London.
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