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Sydney Referee

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Apr 19, 1916

Page

7

Vaudeville and theatre gossip from Sydney and London

Readings cover the Tivoli and Fulll Broadway style acts with Madge Fabian Hale Hamilton and the Adelaide and Melbourne lineups. Notes on new acts, star arrivals, stage and cinema movements, and police advice on air raids affecting performances.

Peg O' My Heart Comedy Drama At The Theatre

Fragmentary note outlines J Tar Mew comedy drama Peg O My Heart with Sara Allgood cast as Peg. Mentions England America, theatrical production, audience reaction, and scheduling hints. Details are garbled but indicate a stage adaptation featuring Peg O My Heart with a noted actress in a cross Atlantic context.

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Peg O My Heart's Smashes in Sydney Audience

The Australian premiere of Peg O My Heart's in Sydney draws strong crowds as Hazel Manners and her company present the Dublin to Scarborough comedy with lively performances. Peg O My Heart, or Margaret OConnell, travels with her father and troupe, encountering escapades and romance, while critics note the play's humor and characters including Mrs Chichester and Alaric Chichester. The show promises a continued run as local audiences respond to the capers and charm of the touring production.

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Shakespeare at the Sydney Auvelphi Theatre

Review of a Sydney Adelphi Theatre Shakespeare program praising Mr. Wilkie as Hamlet and Ophelia played by Milas Haier Watts with strong support from Marlow and Hurt. Notes uneven phrasing but effective emotion, praise for Ophelia and Laertes, and anticipation for the next Twelfth Night production with Wilkie.

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New Zealand theater Wellington hosts wartime lecture tour

April 14 reports Mr Hradee Coleman presenting a three part war lecture program at Wellington Town Hall. The event features Franke Talbot and Nitaided acts with varied performances and a focus on ANZAC stories. Lectures are described as popular, with Ashmead and Barnley touring from Sydney and an advance agent for the New Zealand tour engaged.

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Untitled note on Goodwin contract and wage terms

Fragmentary text references Nak Goodwin and a contract with a company, mentioning Murat lina and unspecified clauses. It hints at wage discussions and daily work availability, with unclear details about location and role. The piece reads as an OCR damaged historical note without complete context.

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On Trial at the Sydney Criterion Theatre

A theatre and screen adaptation of On Trial unfolds with performances by Shier Roary Strickland and Madge Fabian in dramatic scenes. The production by George Batrum uses rapid costume changes and stage tricks to reveal a thief’s motive and the foiled robbery. The cast includes Frank Hatvep as Strickland and Miss Fabian delivering emotional depth alongside a larger company of actors.

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Hindle Wakes Recital Review at Little Theatre

A fragmented review notes Hindle Wakes staged at the Little Theatre last week with a detailed cast. It praises the production for strong professional acting, contrasts it with earlier Amateurs, and highlights themes of marriage and social structure within the play and its characters.

Miss May Wirth A Star Of Stars At Seventeen

The article recalls Miss May Wirth, a young Australian equestrian now rising as a top attraction in major shows. It details her early training in Australia, move to America, and standout performances on the big stage, including scenes at the Hippodrome and appearances before royalty. It highlights her balancing acts on a fast horse and a dramatic incident in New York that tested her nerve, followed by a triumphant return to acclaim.

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Motor Cycle Club Hosts 200 Mile and 150 Mile Races

Victorian Motor Cycle Club prepares for a major carnival at Goulburn with the 200 miles handicap valued at £60 and a 150 miles reliability trial from Melbaurne to Morlake. Entries include 46 Victoria riders led by Jack Booth and R Finley, with competitors from New South Wales, Queensland, and Tasmania. The program features a 86 miles handicap, 100 miles handicap, and a 3 miles handicap for club members. A new interstate route via Mallacoota Lakes is praised, while Centennial Park traffic limits remain unresolved awaiting police supervision arrangements.

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Motor notes and figures from the Duntop Rubber Company era

General notes recount W J Hractar leaving Duntop Rubber Company with Anthony Proctor as manager, company growth and staff of about 1800. Mentions Clarkser in New Zealand motor trade, Kaeth Molar car imports, and January WW era figures including motor bodies and rubber manufacture values. Reports on the Royal Show motor exhibits, Western Motor Company, and motor trade group sections. Also covers motor cycling notes about G Baker's records in Australia and Cumberland Club trials set for April 29, plus Sydney Club gathering and Empire loyalty recognitions.

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