Vaudeville and town hall bills dominate weekend shows
The Princess theatre features a West-Fuller-Brennan vaudeville bill with two carloads of performers and stars like Ray and Ray and Miss May Brilliant opening tomorrow. Geraldine and others join thrilling acts while the Tivoli program promises more. The Famous Players James K Hackett leads The Prisoner of Zenda at Town Hall as audience overflow grows. Board election results include Parker for three years and Cookson Kemp Mann for two, with thanks to supporters and the secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
Miss May Brilliant
Jewell
Brill Ray
Town Hall
Zenda
Famous Players Company
James K. Hackett
Des
E. Pulham
A. Campbell
H. Doust
T. Flook
Messrs
B. Parke
Parker
Jenner
Ernie Kiesewetter
Ernest
Singleton
Cook
Editorial on Fremantle Harbor and Palmer’s Dock View
A Fremantle editorial rebuts Hon. Mr. Angwin’s remarks about Mr. Palmer and the harbor. It cites Palmer’s 1912 letter and London paper, arguing Palmer favored a floating dock and southwest extension. The piece calls for Angwin to reply and offers to forward Palmer’s further observations.
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W. C. Augwin
Palmer
Fremantle
Angwin
Rous Head
Arthur's Head
Ab Rous Head
Mr. Palmer
Fremantle Harbor
O'Connor
Institute of Civil Engineers
London
Inner Harbor
Bateman and Andressen's New Tipperary Winner
Mr. R. Pope of Ellen Street Fremantle won the Vic's Pictures promotion. Fremantle Henaco will be posted weekly for six months after receipt of 2/8 and address. Jandakot reports rains boost gardens and vegetable revival. Rubin of West Jandakot installs a large sprinkling plant. A Boosley becomes Roads Board secretary. Fred Kaye defeated Arthur Douglas in Brisbane in 14 rounds.
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Bateman
Andressen
New Tipperary
R. Pope
Ellenstreet
Fremantle
Vic
Fremantle Henaco
Jandakot
Rubin
West Jandakot
A. Boosley
Roads Board
Fred Kaye
Arthur Douglas
Brisbane
Cottesloe Beach Notes On Roads Board Election
The week centered on the Roads Board election held Wednesday with a crowded Tuesday meeting at Alexander Hall. Sixteen candidates spoke to rate payers as heavy polling followed. Final tallies show B Parker 226, S Cookson 219, B Kemp 192, E Kiesewetter 183, Mann 192, Singleton 176, Cook 171, Owen 138, Jeffreys 131, Kiesewetter 129, Harrison 14, Platt 41.
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Roads Board
Alexander Hall
Mr. Jenner
B. Parker
S. Cookson
B. Kemp
Also Mentioned on This Page
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Rickards’ Tivoli
Cate King's Theatre
Harry Rickard
Tivoli Theatre Limited
Hugh D. McIntosh
W.A. G
Rickards
Commonwealth
Barton & Ashley
Tivol! Comedy Costume CO
Fred Herald
Vaude & Verne
Brilliant Potter Comedians
Drew & Romaine
Comedy
Gertie McLean
Comec
Achil and
Ares
Frank Crossley
Comedian
Tivoli Quartette
THE
Royal Four
Bellora
Mimics
Addie Leigh
Bioscope
Grays Bros
Nicholson's
Tivoli Fruit Palace
Union Stores
Onkaparinga
Union Stores Ltd
the Union Stores Ltd
South Western Dairy CO
Carter
Deror
High ST. East
W. H. Newman
la Wests Ae Aia
Carpos Bros
Ray
London Consens
May
Idol Chic Comedienne
Leslie and
Leslie
Geraldina Moraton
Jewell & Jordan
Human Mocking Birds
D. Girole
Centra
Vandevide Doble
Iycoe
Princess Rhotre
Peporterre
West-Fuller-Brennan
Princess
Carpus Bros
Amorrow
Leste
Geraldive Ia
Vinton
Ashe
Cleamns
Dean
Tre
Vaude
Verne
Rose and
Ellis
Eiffel Tower
Jack Shields
Lily Ted
Corpus Bros. F
Editorial
Fremantle Herald
Cottesloe Beach
Hall
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