London Stage and Music Gossip Across The Continent
A sprawling notice lists familiar names performing abroad at venues from Puackiurn Palace to the Sheffield Empire and London theatres. It notes stars like Miss Eilen Terry, Rudyard Kipne poetry, and a King George’s Fund matinee with Queen presence, plus tours by Albert Chevalier and Vernon Castle. The piece mentions records for continuous runs in London, tours to Australia, and forthcoming shows including The Courier of Lyons with dates and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eilen Terry
Spedstar
Coury Theatre
London
Atest
Middleses Regiment
Lyons
Mise
Violet Lorraine
Mr. George
Robey Mies
Jane Culling
Minn
Gladys Coopers
London Palace
George
Mise Maude Allan ‘Wilde
St Jame
Albert Chevalier
Vernon Canle
Vernon Castle
Vaudeville resumes at Tivoli with new acts and stars
The Tivoli Theatre resumes vaudeville this Saturday with a lively bill headlined by the Million Dollar Girl and a cast including Aubrey and Rich, Shattuck, Waugh, Backes, Belle Sumtage and Hughie Ogilvie. The program features notable Sydney debut turns, a Shrine dance, and a London Empire producer set to stage the next big musical offering at the Tivoli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crete
United States
Aubrey
Riche
Austrate
Gwynt
Beanie
Belle Sumtage
Gale
Sydney
Gesai
Hughie Ogilvie
Hoan D. Meantoah
Pinnies
London Empire Theatre
Tivoli Theatre
Expinoushaw
Africa
Hippodrome season with new acts and changing programme
A Sydney Hippodrome feature notes a Saturday submission of a new change til with New Citrus Co and Wirth performing animals, ponies, jockeys, and aquatic acts. It cites over 100 engaged in the production, plan changes for the seventh weekend, and a final season matinee on Saturday with many acts including The Bing Boys wardrobe and Chin Chow Ballet, amid theatre news on arrivals and performances in Melbourne and Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hippodrome
Citrus Co
Wirth
Sentincus
Ihannon’s
English Pier
Playhouse
Bing Boys
al Nook
Haller BF
Theatrical News From All Parts Melbourne Stage Notes
The article reports on theatrical happenings in Melbourne including a musical comedy and other productions. It highlights performers like Fred MacGuire Connie and Guy Bases Pow with the American factor active in Australia. It mentions Adelaide Tivoli and King's Theatre Melbourne and notes several cast changes and current engagements in early 20th century theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Guy Bases Pow
American Factor
Australia
King’s Theatre
Melbourne
Melbourne stage shows draw crowds with lively acts
The Melbourne production revived with songs and spectacular effects drawing strong crowds. Performances featured French chansons and a mix of comic vignettes and dances. Notable names include Leslie Holland Clyde Cook W Hearne and others at Her Majesty's and the King's Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manda
Moun
Whee-subite Hamver
Hayseed
Fe Mich
Kipling
Bing Boye
Lucifer
Meyers
Leslie Holland
Clyde Cook
W. Hearne
King’s Theatre
New Fen Tralse
Tenanl
Nightly touring acts and theatre notes in Melbourne and beyond
The piece reviews recent performances and touring theatre figures including Miss Adz Reeve and her company in New Zealand. It notes engagements at the Tivoli and Melbourne Town Hall, mentions Renee Adare and Mr. Guy Maxey, and references other artistes like Miss Emilie Polini and Miss Georgia Harvey. It also lists venues such as the Palace Theatre and a municipal theatre in Chicago, with scattered references to theatres and acts across Australia and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Adz Reeve
New Zealand
VERNER MOI AWHILE TALL WOPIRSCHIUNS J6e 1
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local item with unclear names and dates. Readable pieces mention individuals and places but lack coherent context or verifiable details. The record remains uncertain and cannot establish a clear event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verner Moi
Awhile Tall
Ya Craig & Aitaen
Svusey
Welcome for Mr. Guy Bates Post in Australia Visit
The Masqueraders crowd awaits Mr. Guy Bates Post this Saturday. Many American citizens and public men will bid him welcome at the Oriental Hotel on Tuesday. A weekend shift brings him to the Royal where The Raine bow departs and The Willow Tree scores in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Bates Post
Oriestal Hotel
Post Ay Tesday
Tim
Australia
the Royal
J C Williamson Musical Komedy Week in Adelaide
The J C Williamson Engieh Musical Komedy Company led by Mutile Fane enjoyed a successful week with You're in Love at the Theatre Rogal. On Saturday night Canary Cat was staged at the Tivoli with Victor Fisherberg starring in The Lean of Maitland. Anderson's production The Silence of Down Maitland also featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Williamson
Komedy
Mutile Fane
Theatre Rogal
Canary Cat
Tivoli
Victor Fiherbere
Maitland
William “Anderson
Silene
Down Maitland
Madestic Theatre
Futlee
Robinson Cruioe
Hobart The Tones Impress National Theatre Tour
Hobart audiences witness a lively show by Tredony and his vaudeville troupe with a brief 94 Lunvesan interlude. Lionel Walil brings a raft of acts from the mainland, including the Bible Geases, through to Sydney, delivering strong performances and high pace entertainment. The company, along with Seven Keys to Baldpace and the Laws Daddy Lun Wess, promises a busy spell ahead, with the Howard Dremnae te Company anticipated to debut shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Theatre
Tredony
Lunvesan
Sydney
Lionel Walil
Tarrearna
Howard Dremnae Te
Wellington Opera House faces chaotic race night
A chaotic scene at the Grand Opera House in Wellington features loud critics and disrupted performances as a race night staggers into disorder. Spectators and staff, including manager Jobin Harrell, battle to control the crowd while George Mighland arrives from New York to oversee the company’s description of the tour through New Zealand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallington
Winluerse Coutany
Grand Opera
Wellington
Yullamson
Indy
Tahetion
Sea
Mane
Jobin Harrell
Trac My
George Mighland
New York
Seine Kelley
New Zealand
Queensland Hill Climb to Feature June Event
The Queensland Automobile Club plans a major hill climb on the Tree Hill road in June with a 1.6 mile course. Sydney driver Me Boyd Raking won last year’s event in a Vauxhall. A feasibility trial at year’s end will test a new format likely to attract Queensland entrants and locals alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland Automobile Club
Uty Norv
Ite
Valle
Tree Hill
Boyd Raking
Sydney
Heerin North
FZ. Enger
Sydney Reais
Ee Zinim
Queensland
Chen
Donic
Ning Ani
N.S. Wales
Wallontone
J. A. Fair
Markeystreet
Tal
NGW
Thecal
Anita
Repeaneatatives
Winlayson
Jensen
Miniter
Cyarong
Peettan
Texponte
Jacobe
Norwensaerert
Avimeke
Moorevete Chis
NSA
St Club Agins
Northern Suburbs
Warrabeen
Vie French
Ius
Tigatm
Parton
Lis Avery Termeh
She Ricardo
Pratun
Anzac Coves in London Court Theatre Benefit Show
A London Court Theatre program titled Anzac Coves featured Anat Gover and the Australian Headquarters Bierret troupe performing before about 350,000 troops. The show included medleys, skits, and burlesques with comedians, vocalists, dancers, and magicians. Proceeds funded the Australian competition Fury and two large sums of money were raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anzac Coves
London
Court Theatre
Anat Gover
Lat Australiaa
Bierret
Bruner
Auldiers
Trenchey
Wight
Cempandie
Miewis Shaw
Gannan
Williams
Davey
Reade
Sawyer
Gils
Bretton
Hart
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Woalwich
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Cove
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Australasia
Wirth's Circus
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List
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Araton
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Arrivid
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Othe
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Colt
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Charles H. Workman
Sith
Samples
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Mille
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Guy Maxey
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Mumber
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Randwick
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Theatrical Managers and Actors Associations
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Wales
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the Playhouse
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Este Dasi
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ATLA
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