London Theatre Notes Revival and Cast Changes Across Shows
The article surveys London stage activity with revivals and new casting. It highlights The Lady of the Rowe revival in London starring Mariery Wyn and MP Marry Welchman, plus Virginia and Hold Everything at the Palace. It mentions Mr. Dee returning from Australia for Virginia and touring, and the transfer of By Candis Gisht to the Criterion. It also notes Tempest and other productions, with international names like John Kirby and Marie Tempest, and discusses Shaw prefaces, chorus revivals, and broader touring plans by The English Players and Maurice Pirowne Ltd.
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Prince of Wales's Theatre
Criterion
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Tempest
Wool End
Wrighton
Alban 1
Tepus
Journey's End
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Vnewssociattion
Maurice Pirowne
Albert Itremter
Willtii
Fla von Volkenburs
Compenaible
Williameon
Lendom
Time Bate
Hewes
Lyn Overman
Martin Lair
New Zealand
Cecil Aames
Smal
Daley
Pedem Ford
Dorothy Delta
Tul
Bennett
Brantey Latowiay
Ovedern Drama
Cinideratans
Diecnard Shaw
Bnek On Hie
Tiere
Shaw
New York
Lavador
Ueairovoir
Rason
Australian School of Opera aims to train singers and choirs
Mme Joy McArden, a Dutch singer, joins Melbourne Conservatorium of Music staff to found a school of opera. The project seeks to train soloists and choruses, aiming toward a complete opera production such as Thomas's Mignon. McArden brings experience from London Paris and Poland and will contribute to bel canto teaching.
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Melbourne
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Paris
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Austalia
Talkies advance seen by Metro film chief
Mr. N Freeman of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer predicts major progress in sound cinema after study in America. He says production and amplification issues are resolved and a new era of talking pictures will soon arrive in Australia. He highlights forthcoming titles including Tall Injab and Agnanite, produced by Cecil D. de Milk, with early industry optimism.
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Cecil DB. de Milk
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The Passion of Joan of Arc Opens in London and York
A studio production of The Passion of Joan of Arc appears in London and York with a Verdant cast led by Maheosie and directed by Mr. Qreyern. The piece explores Joan’s trial, faith, and martyrdom with close camera work and stark, intense performances.
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Joan
Diohomiy
Todd
Mariehamn
London Aid S
York
Toe Yvociete Vienerale Dus
Mids Maheosie Ty Aia al Divain
Voctor Huge Ad
Loudelphe Mae
Koula Woot
Desyer
Joan of Arc
Keowen
Comate
Olin
Peter
Winter Sales In Progress With Mixed Dryer, Socks
A garbled notice notes winter sales under way featuring clothing items like socks and footwear. It mentions various places and brands in a general hurry, urging shoppers to clear winter stock and make room for spring offerings. The readable fragments reference brands and locations without clear dates or totals.
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Bruins
Elena
Onder
Ponder
Children’s Theatre Pioneered for City Youth Program
A historical account describes a child centered theatre movement starting with a founder who created a theatre school for youngsters in a Northampton Mississippi area, linking with local schools and later Buffalo and Detroit groups. The program fostered dramatic education, seasonal performances, and touring collaborations with school systems to bring plays to young audiences.
ONeill's New Play Draws Crowds in New York Run
The new Eugene ONeill production captivates audiences with its bold self awareness and dramatic aside techniques. Cast changes mark the season with Nina roles performed by four actresses including Judith Anderson and Gale Sondergaard.
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O'Neil
W D.nent
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Hew Jonson
Hall Pom
Lue Fret
Tiling
Blockhelm Andudapest
Landen
Berlin
Nina
Evi Buttaune
Judith Anderson
Voudne Lard
Gale Sondergaard
Wet Mer
Parrett H.larke
Eugene Oneill
Ney
London stage scene features Clayton Greene in Melbourne return
Reading of free-souls style productions in London reported by the Daily Telegraph notes Clayton Greene, back in Melbourne as an iodine man of The Wrecker, headlined at King's Theatre last Saturday and appeared in many principal London theatres. He starred in Dinero's Letty with Irene Venbrugh and H. St. Drwing and in Mrs Grundy with Charles Wrodhan, with Peggy O’Neill in Maddy the Next Meet Thief, among others, while Alfred Forth in The Five o Clock Ring performed in Melbourne. Actors and plays across Australia and New York are referenced amid a broader account of theatre tours and critical reception.
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London “Daily Telegraph
Clayton Greene
Melbourne
Wrecker
Atagha
King’s Theatre
Principe London
Dinero
Letty
Irene Venbrugh
H. St. Drwing
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Mre
Alfred Forth
Lione Allwill
J.C
A. R. Layne
Ana Wee
Eternal Bowe
Phen Dow Peters
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