Theatrical Gossip From Everywhere
Sir Harry Lauder jokes about Scots humor and Amy Rochelle departs Sydney to tour Perth and cross Australia by the Trane. London cabaret plans at The Plantation draw objections from actors. Marie Tempest revival and Vera Pearce’s South Africa contract noted, with Juno’s death and Tivoli ventriloquism. Wirths Circus acclaim and On Our Selection final performances. Maude Fane Sydney farewell and Lauder near-peak crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lauder
Sir Harry
Amy Rochelle
Ielgood Iterns
Sydney
Perth
Australia
London
Alfred Butt
Empi
Leicester Square
London County Council
Tates
Actora’ Association
Gene Gerrard
Al‘ambra
Tivoli
As&o
Camberwell Palace
Albert Whelan
J. W. Rickaby
Nora Delany
George Mocart
Ilford
Poplar Hippodrome
Charles Austin and
Wee Georgie Wool
Miss Juno
Misa Eloise Juno
Victoria
Scotland
King John
Beatrice
Queen
Harmiler
Queen Elizabeth
Rol Roy
Studley Park
Melbourne
Juno
Sre
Wyndham
Theatre Royal
Edinburgh
Charles Kean
Lady Martin
Madame Cleeste
Sir Henry Irving
I. A. Toole
David Poole
Johnny Green
Jeong
Tod 10
California
de Cornfield
Oswald Benend
H Clever
Maggie Foster
Vera Benson
Togo
Fullerw
Jim We Fullere
Tu Wong Toy Sun
Inc
Wong Toy Sun
Marie la Varre
Wirth
Wirths’ Circus
Formances
Lloyds
Evans and Perez
Royal Prince Alfred Hospital
Wirth Bros
Opera House
Steele Rudd
Rie
Mary
Maude Fane
Criterion
Emelie Polini
New Theatre
Fullers
Adelaide
1Rth
Coliseum
Almetto
Palmetto
Caruso
W. Bovis
Promoters Eye Dunlop Inter-Club Premiership Start
The NSW Cyclists Union backs J B Holdsworth as chairman for forty years service with the executive list led by C B Catte and J B Firkin. Dunlop inter-club premiership opens May 12 with many clubs and open handicaps. Mascot Club 10 miles April 28 and Mount Victoria to Enfield ride June 25. News from Sydney riders in Newark notes big promotions and six-day races with prize pools. Harris Horder appeal matter and referee resignation noted amid a busy season for Australian cycling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taggart
Dunlop
Mascot Club
Smoke Rows
Sydney
Newark
Io Australia
John Chapman
Australis
Paddy O'Brien
Rowe
Frank Corry
Bathurst
Marvel
Rowe Ia
Alex, McBeath
Goullet
Botor Yacht Club
Pan Na
Brisbane
Darey Donne
D. Peee Eeck
Ares
Queensland
Rose Bay
St. George
N.S.W
Ross Bay
Ag Bay
Fortuna
Wan Pucceanhal
Fermna
Winnie
Jean Clare UY
Bosveunes
Thib
Haberfield
Kurrajong
vis_Windsor
Mt. Victoria
Penrith
L. Ellis
Rokeby Road
Abbotsford
Ite
Win
Gordon
W. Osborne Potah J. Tuber
Jt Ce
Murphy
Los Angels Califerris
Motor Traders' Association
Coctamantra Slcc
Iseal
Inverell Motor Cycle Club
G. Mason
EL. Wyne
A. Bundy
Newcastle Chul
Melbourne
Asiloret
Goons
Plsren
Newcastle
Rover
Bhp
Seat
Obellak Feyee Wal
F. A. Bandle
Handle Photo Engravng Co
J. B. Bull
Brdtney Club
Fred Quintrell the conductor returns home to fame
In an interview the Australian conductor Fred Quintrell recalls his years in America working with big New York orchestras and vaudeville acts. He discusses the dollar fever, his nervous breakdown, and how American show business differs from Australia. He notes Australian peers like Cyril Keightley and O P Heggie, and mentions Jimmie Walt rising in New York. His wife Miss Nellie Strong also finds success in Broadway musical comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Quintrell
Harry Lauder
Palace
Bill Quintell
Tivoli
Red Quintrell
America
J. &. Williamson
Charles Frohman
New York
Mr. Quistrell
Academy
Cyril Keightley
O. P. Heggie
Jimmie Walt
J. C. Williamon
Ivy Shilling
George Choos
U.S.A
Australia
Jed Quintrell
Vaukee Villa
Broadhurst Theatre
Ip Tha Many Tua
Phil O'Shea Keeps NZ Title At St Patrick's Day Meet
Phil O'Shea of New Zealand remains the top rider, winning the ten miles championship from W. Mackie and C. Bell at St Patrick's Day sports. He also captured the three mile wheel race from J. Henderson, by inches. Mackie pushed O'Shea to a close finish, signaling a rising champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil O'Shea
New Zealand
W. Mackie
C. Bell
J. Henderson
O'Shea
Australasia
Warrnambool
Melbourne
Tivoli Theatre Listing Sparks Celebrity Vaudeville Show
Melbourne notices advertise a Saturday April event at Miles Lixetta Parkes with celebrity vaudeville and acts featuring Fran Nicholaon's Hotel Australia and Tivell. The Theatre section highlights performers Lady Berewery and Rosentson with Lawrence Gaodsmith and The Silver Fox in a stage lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meuanos
Lesieee
Rickards
Muogrove
Amont
Miles Lixetta Parkes
la Lateteuanio Muegrere
Fran Nicholaon
Hotel
Australia
Tivell
City M4
Questions Not Answered In Print From Historic Race Roundup
Fragmentary OCR recounts betting, races, and results from 1812 era stakes. Mentions contestants such as Gret and Towers, with confusion over bets and cancellations. Contains scattered names and places including Williamstown and Newtown, with partial notes on Park Stakes and Sires Produce Stakes outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TUR. Com
Oranthan
Soler Mays
Hill
Welsumane
Hebo BP
Ganon
J.D
Newtown
Sy Vowann
Williamstown
Era Towers
Cricketer Eccentricities and Historic Cricket Notes
The fragmentary page references cricket lore with mentions of A Kippax and Woolley, Wisden Almanack 1988, and World War era names, noting scorelines and umpire calls. It also includes stray notes on billiards, cards, and football, plus advertisements and personal addresses from Sydney Paddington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oueland
Arive
Hostal
Wis
Brisbane
F. Woolley
Temania
Cordon
Klara
C. G Mammrimynes Theton
Vis
New South Wales
Bout
Aiea
Somalia
de M. Mog
Albury
Wisden
George-strart
Sydney
Price Ree
Cranbrook
Eeriker
Tilliards
Newcuatie
Balle
Asa
Fred Tairamses
Tom Melbourne
Paris
John Collier
Royal A C A reliability trial and motor events notes
The article covers the Royal A C A reliability trial with a freak hill climb at Daceyville, detailing routes, rough road conditions, and rider difficulties. It also reports MCC NSW hill climb results, trans Australian road record attempts near Eucla, and Studebaker's Gran Premio Argentina win plus various motoring association notices and club updates.
Northern district turf favorites fail at Heddon Greta
A race meeting at Heddon J.C. Weddon Greta disappointed as favorites faltered across events. Maloter gelding won the Highweight at Wallsend style surprise while Roma Faith lost her rider in the jump off and Noble Chorus claimed the Welter Handicap. J. Almond faced questions over Hire Cella's prize money ethics amid other results and unpredictable performances from Laddella and Misty Hue marked the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heddon J.C
Weddon Greta
Pantera
Sunpore
Tom Wedgwood
Fairy Lass
Wan
Maloter
Wallsend
Faith
Noble Chorus
Roma Faith
Val Simmer
Findlay
Sydney
JL Quigley
Cella
Denen
Tunt
Bald
Oesnock
Coamock
Ling
Eridentir
Billy
Otewarls
J. C. Almond
Lincolf
Old Card
Ing
Felde
Lady Portes
Courve
Ingey
Klfdart
Glen Isle
Ahadia
Hervica Ete
Lacie
J. Janes
Pairly
Broadmeadow racing meets seal the two day program
Newcastle jockeys prepare for a promising Broadmeadow gathering with six races per day and up to £300 total prize money. Sanitary fountains planned at Newramio routes aim to improve patron comfort amid variable weather. Victorian Solferg notes wet conditions affecting fences and foursomes, with results listed for pairs and singles from Metropolis, Commonwealth and other clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Anna
Vetlight
AJC
Newcastle
Broadmeadow
Lie Eee
Mewramio
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Theatrical Gazette
Goodie Reeve
Mise Marie Tempest
Annabelle
Kitty
Rusesl
Frost
Charles E. Lawrence
Maud
Alice
Delevale
Staigpoole
Fisher
Alton Sisters
Ignor Palmetto
Rene Maxwell
Capiano
d‘Alvarez
Austi
Miss Maxwell
Tivoli Theatre
Hugh Ward
Theatre Beautiful
O'Brien
Williamson
Scotch
Xavier
Geelong
Wesley
Willianmon's
Laurence Grossmith
Gertrude S
Aoth
E‘zek
Southern Maid
Gus McNaughton
Eleaners, Ltd
Engand
Daisy Erome
Jere
Tasmanian
Alan Wilkie
Hobart
Cedric Johnson
New Ideas Company
Hobart Theatre Royal
Bert Gilbert
Fred Wignall
Nellie Bremiey
the Royal
Nol
Ucky Durham
Third Degree
Leah Klenchner
Arry Lauder
Harris Horder
Cecil Carroll
Eider
N.S.W. Cyclists’ Union
J. B. Holdeworth
C. B. Catte
R. Watters
J. B. Firkin
A. Craig
F. W. Kaltanbech
H. K
Promotha
Harrig Homder
League of Victorian Wheelmen
F. Wells
N.Z
G Perugia
Horder
J. L. Fitzgerald
Wells
Willie Spenser
Berlin
Madison Square Garden
Gren
Forst
Tear Egg
Pete Vankempen
Lidcombe
Lidcombe Club
Carnivel An Sa
Rere F Therm
C. Davis
Wile
Tious
LH. Boyd
F. Hickey
Ret
Milica Ann
Beardes
Davin
G. Fairbanks
Kannington Club
Bunnerong Cobre
E Huehuebo
Tim Wns
W. Rollnida
Ocr
Filme
Iin
A Ok
Reitchhe
Imin Sheer
Bankstown
J. Lert
H. Mickerde
MW. Feckban
Muerot
P. Fimims
Cériin Beec
CO Benson
Pounthey
Simin
Maurice Gelbach
England
Maurice G. Selbach
Paris-Roubaix
Selbach
F. H. Grubb
J.C.W
Academy of Uale
Capitol
Strand
Rialto
Rivoli
Varleyrie
Griffith
Mr. Quintrall
Ladyberewery
Royal
Lady Forbes Rosentson
Mnes Ee Lawrence
Silver Fox
Palace Deshesien
Weston
Ween
Mureill
creLag
Asqiest
Canterbury
Ladon
Epost Union
T.T
Wagga
Werdell
Evorm
Royal A.C.A
A.W
Nein Fous
Chulral
Una
Cros BR
M.C.C
N.S. Wales
Daceyville
H. R. H No
N.5
Wales
W. 8
Flanagan
Hodgsson
Harley
Harry
Dumbarton
M. Neilson
Hodgson
Eucla
Western Australia
Mesara
J. L. Burton
W. Bradley
Edking Ltd
Burton
Bradley
Port Augusta
Studebaker
William T. Burke
South America
Argentine Automobile Club
Buenos Aires
Rosario
Nce
Lohre
Motor Traders’ Association
Cumberland
Motor “Bus Proprietors’ Association
Metropoltan
Parramatta
F. H. Stewart
P. A. Hogan
Ford
Dodge Bros
Buick
Chevrolet
Hupmobile
Overland
Fiat
Brudebaker
Essex
Oakland
Hudson
Citroen
Dort
Morrin- Oxford
Durant
Maxwell
Nash
Uy Bari
Oryl
Own
Eugeot
Rawit
Talbot
Met
Dodge
Ebaker
Uomnobile
Edsex
Aes Pubaes
Pitoe
Heddon
Panagre
W. Heddon Greta
Dunlop Tyres
Dunlop Rubber CO
Ail States
Remington Arms Company, Inc
Greadway
U.sa
D. Bryant
G.P
Rexona
Wogter
H. Powcett
A. Roseall Msiboulins
W. A. Gasen
Amese
Metropolitan
Ivo Whitten
Bruce Pearce
Ross
Osmond
N . G. Johnson
H. F. Deere Alot Park
A. M. Morcom
L. A. Hoy Park
J. A . H. Lemans
P. V. F. Turners
Mordislloc
M. English
V. Cooke
Norputin
W. le Lai
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