TO APPEAR IN PUPPETS PLAY
Readable fragment notes a performer named Mie elery to appear in a puppets’ play. The item mentions a Segoe title and tome, but full details are unclear.
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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1929
Page
8
Readable fragment notes a performer named Mie elery to appear in a puppets’ play. The item mentions a Segoe title and tome, but full details are unclear.
Fragmented lines describe a formal gathering with names such as Cary and Meares and mention a dance or recital. The text is garbled but hints at a social event featuring older girls in long frocks and collaborative performance among attendees.
A disrupted fragment from Ringwood recounts a local gathering at a community arena. The readable names hint at a reunion of former Ringwood Girls with activities and conversations reflecting nostalgia and local ties.
Disconnected OCR text describes staff fundraising and community events for a children's hospital. Mentions floral tables, a bank staff dance, and a manager figure with unclear roles. Narrative fragmented with multiple misread phrases and names.
A fragmented account describes a late night supper and dance scene with scattered references to people and symbols. Despite garbled names, the piece hints at a communal gathering, a rowdy finale, and a sense of nostalgia tied to the era’s social customs.
A garbled note references a June cabaret at a convent in 1905 with donations or funds mentioned. Names appear partially as Ms Lanse Purtaess and Don Dusen among performers. The fragmentary text suggests a performance or fundraiser event with women and local participants.
Fragmentary text from a historical page hints at a street scene or view. Named places or figures are unreadable, leaving the exact event or subject unclear but implying observation or description of an urban locale.
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