Quarried Woman Sparks Theatre Outburst
In a crowded theatre an audience heckles a main character while the author is hustled backstage. The manager urges the author to step out and apologize, while actors resist and the crowd clamors.
16 Aug 1935
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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 16, 1935
Page
1
In a crowded theatre an audience heckles a main character while the author is hustled backstage. The manager urges the author to step out and apologize, while actors resist and the crowd clamors.
A Sunshine Town Hall amateur concert drew 26 district entrants and 16 from 3AW. Edith Larcombe won with 68 votes, followed by Belle Coull and Reggie Barclay. Local and 3AW contestants performed piano, violin, vocal, and humorous items to a crowded hall.
Miss Maude Clough received broad well wishes for her August 17 wedding at the Presbyterian Church during a kitchen tea held in her honor at the Presbyterian Hall. The gifts were presented in bulk as a collection of kitchen utensils by Rev. W Evans who spoke for the guests. Mr W D Kinnersley replied on behalf of the bride.
Henry Dempster was fined 20 shillings or distress for driving a horse and cart on Ballarat Road between sunset and sunrise without a light. St Albans Women's Hospital auxiliary promotes a Picture Night in St Albans Hall on August 22 with social events on August 23 and Cup Eve.
The complimentary ball for Dr W J Pridham and Mrs Pridham will be held at Sun shine Town Hall on Thursday next. About 450 residents and friends are expected to attend to thank them for hospitality over the past year. Some have not replied. please contact secretary Mr C G Carlton at the Advocate office to confirm attendance due to limited tickets.
A professor reports experiments indicating men speak faster than women. He cautions that speed alone doesn't ensure being heard, noting the need for clarity and delivery to convey meaning.
A Thursday Aug 4 concert in Presbyterian Hall by Miss Ivy Keates and her pupils showcased juvenile talent with recitations songs dialogues and scenes in costume. Miss M Cornhill sang well with Mrs Ralph Barnes accompanying. Sun Shine Advocate advertises.
The article extols Alexo Shirts by Alex F Clarke at 1715 Barkly St Footscray noting designers as poets shaping melodious color and perfect form. It highlights nature inspired tones, duro fabrics, and symphonic stripes for shirts and pyjamas and promotes Fathers' Day on September 1.
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