Bird of Paradise Theatrical Gazette Review
Review praises a packed house and vivid scenery in Bird of Paradise showing a young American doctor and a billed star Muriel Starr in a Hawaii setting. Describes elaborate costumes and exotic locale while noting imperfect plot but strong performances and dramatic dance sequences by the lead actress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Paul Wilton
Louis Kemball
Hawai
Sincione Pharma
Luana
Muriel Starr
Wade
Sydney Theatres Present Diverse Week of Shows
Current week attractions include Tivol with The Million Dollar Girl and The Bird of Paradise, Her Majesty's with Dick Whittington, Playhouse Fverrovand, Palace Aladdin, Royal Goldwyn Picture, and Circus acts. Melbourne listings add Tivol vaudeville samples, Mer Mascaty and Bing Bops, plus new releases The Silence of Dean Maitland and You're in Love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Dick Whittington
Playhouse
Palace
Royal
Goldwyn
Wirths
Melbourne
Tivol
Bing Bops
Ring
Auspare
Tivali
Dean Maitland
Royst
Familiar Names Abroad in February Stage Scene
An OCR fragment lists Bob Anderson heading to Australia under Mcintosh management and George Cohan entertaining soldiers at Camp Upton. It mentions Fred Niblo and Enid Bennett, Harry Lauder at Seattle, Miss Marie Eine Schwads, The Bing Boys at the London Alhambra, and Ellen Terry with Wilkie Burn in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bish
Bob Anderson
England
Australia
Mcintosh
George
Cohan
Cohan and Harrie
Camp Upton
Asuutice
New York Valley
Tes
Picture Concern
Minerva Coverdale
Annettes
London
D. Walter Hageeriy
Rmils
Marie Eine Schwads
He | Orpen
Salt Lake City
Denver
Epyeat
Sheee Sisters
Palace Theatre
Hal
Pebruary
Mary Law
Victoria Palate
Bing Boys
Broadway
Aluimbra Theatre
George Raley
Violet Lorraine
George Robey
Ine Guentiah Causéns
Paris
Gaby Deslys
Ellen Terry
Merchant of Venice
Wilkie Burn
London Coliseum
Carefree Isandere Voice of a Wild Beach Scene
A fragmentary narrative centers on Carefree Isandere and a beach setting with fluid, if obscure, imagery. It depicts a vivid, intoxicated encounter involving a difficult cast including a physician and a “beach comber” figure, with shifting loyalties and a tangled sequence of action.
Tivoli Stage Delights With Maton Dollar Girl
Tivoli Theatre audiences favor Maton Dollar Girl Alise Mie Lotele Sargent as heroine Cher, while Hughie Gfilvie as Sermuel Sampson delivers comic delight. New feature A Night Out, a dance sketch by Bentele, joins the bill with Mr. Geors Edwardes credited. performance features rich humor and lively eccentric dance climax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tivoli
Alise Mie Lotele Sargent
Tivoli Theatre
Mies Sargent
Hughie Gfilvie
Sermuel Sampson
Hae
The English Pierrots Prequent Changes Of Programme
The Pierrots show new acts and a shifting programme at The Playhouse, with Will and Rob Thoma joining as new stars. Amateur nights feature Taking Moving Pierre and The Amateur Talent Night as top acts, with Charion Laws and Louis Mitchell praised for their comedy. Performers Kaneley, Wilson, Lyle, Aura, Langlay, Boulyn, and others receive strong audience appreciation as the week ends with a final Saturday bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hill
Ull Order of
Howe
Will
Rob ‘Thoma
Oval Strallers
Inerr
Sydney
Avina
Evason
Warstone
Louis Mitchell
W. P.parnes
Charion Laws
Mr. Mitchell
Iabeer
Mivsen
Delve Kaneley
Blue Roarlyn
Billig Wilson
Mewar David Lyle
Leslie Aura
Mian Langlay
Euilaby
Jane
Lone Don Waver
Wilson
Mins Boulyn
Lyles
Manines
De Luze Annie and the Aladdin pantomime at Palace Theatre
Annie De Luze stars in a pantomime version of Aladdin at the Palace Theatre on Saturday April 27. The piece features an ensemble including Min King Pelti and Olive Wallon with The Flying Winskills touring troupe, detailing travels across continents and past tours in South Africa and India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie
Palace Theatre
Tan Tee
King Pelt
Pelini
Eli
Annie Shanvin
Bolini
Beare Harvey
Aetrons
Mr. Harman
Ee Sn Amarcam Acon Weres
Bond. Wey
Re Shiafacksy
Clarence “Blakiaion
Maurice Dustey
Klay Bouper
Charles Bone
John Fermalde
Chae Larwrench
John Te Lacey
Allered Harford
Olive Wallon
Flying Winskilla
Wirths
Daily of
Engin
India
Anniette
Charlie Chaplin
South Africa
Sell
Tom Martin
Tom Morris
Parrématte
Parr King's Brider
Mian Wylie
Sten
Swoman
Evcex Ware
Amateur stage project for Red Cross fundraiser in Sydney
A staged amateur film project is planned with cast including Miss Rosdmund Lumadaine Malve Marvey and Mr J B A Osborne. Scenes feature a garden party in Yara with permission from Miss Walker and offer Royal venue for May. The Theane Royal and Union Theatres may approve the arrangement at Cees Theatre Darlinghurst with Eadith Walker and Colonel Macarth appear in access roles. Garvan is treasurer and Aileen Ross hon is involved in this fundraising movement.
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Messie
J. G Williaeason
Lila
Theane Royal
Union Theatres
Aupholasisn
Darlinghurst
Eadith Walker
Macarth Brief
Mr&e Gleninp
Garvandian
Ceasurer
Mish Aileen Ross Hon
Encore barred at Royal Philharmonie concert
The beauful Elmer Coppei voice drew crowds but a strict no encore rule by management kept Signor Cappelli from singing again. Twenty minutes of applause followed as Cappelli refused an encore while other soloists performed. The Metropolitan Theatre success in London is noted for February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Coppei
Ir Royal Philhermanie Lacien
Canpelii
Goehts
Apie
Vince Way
Wy Ail Dex
Veauty
George W. Lloyd
Alick Wickham
Wickham
New Zealand Opera Season Highlights Wellington Run
The J. C. Williamson Opera Company reports a successful Wellington season with Flotsnee Young and Yoase Miao in top billing. Raouke the New York comic opera was staged, drawing hearty audience response, as Ada Reeve heads a busy itinerary including Dunedin and Invercargill. The Royal and Christchurch venues feature famed performers as the company plans further engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Williamson Carle Opera Company
Wellington
Red Widow
Mic Madhsttan
New ‘York
Raouke
J.C. Williamson
Manaserpent
Ada Reeve
Christchurch
Maud
Goureenay
Ads Reeve
Dunedin
Asi Majesty
Tno
Reeve
Invercargill
Stage Notes on Audiences and Cast At Theatre Royal
A detailed review of performances at Theatre Royal recounts The Rainbow and The Cinderella Man, with remarks on production, acting, and audience reaction. It lists cast members including Mrs Kathe rene MacDonell and Charles Waldren, and notes shifting programs and stagecraft across a busy opening run.
Adelaide Theatre Praquel Delights Audiences With Musical Comedy
A fragmented Adelaide theatre page notes a "digital" musical comedy by J.C. Hew. The William Anderson Company presented performances on Friday and Saturday at the Majestic, drawing road crowds and signaling strong business for the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vawleville
Majestic Ean Hinuecete
Tasmanian night shows and traveling company acts
Hobart welcomes Frank Levy and Tasmanian audiences as a prominent vaudeville trio performs. The Bing Boys Are Here musical comedy company tours Melbourne, Adelaide, and Brisbane with Sir Majesty’s Theatre pieces and popular songs in a lively program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thenory
Hobart
Pradeville
Frank Levy
Tasmania
Levy
Melbourne
New Enelich
Aer Majesty's
Lave
Letty
Pave
Adelaide
Brisbane
Alick Wickham's sensational dive and carnival notes
The report details Alick Wickham’s famed water dive at Deep Rock swimming carnival in Melbourne, praising his technique and citing a state official’s height estimate. It also covers Melburnian events, royal life saving society awards, carnival results, and personal recollections from divers and spectators with brief mentions of local figures and future ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourn
Seren
F. Smith
State War Council
Melbourne
Bea
Prince Wickyama
Alice Wicktams
Studley Park
Mirror Reader Aims At General News Friday Edition
The Mirror announces its Friday issue with general reading and plot items. It promises featured photographs and daily news coverage as it circulates widely in Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Helmasasty's Theats Dien Way Mating Totay
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local theater snippet with names Helmasasty and William, Ed, and Mating Totay. The readable portion hints at a performance or chat about a show, with a sidelined note on a way or Bow. Further details are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helmasasty
William
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