Tivoli Return Of Julius Knight In A Night Of Talent
The Tivoli hosts Julius Knight back after six years, with Izette Parkes, Herbert Millard, and a strong cast. Ventriloquist David Poole dazzles, while other acts include the Pall Malls dance troupe and the Southern Singers. Paris hippocrome animal tale warns of Lions. Fuller’s Theatre spotlights Dora Lindsay and The Two Metra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Poole
Fred Mills
Empire Biningham
Sear
Phyllis
Giles
Harry Lauder
Hippodrome
Paris
I Winter Comes
Cat and the Canary
Garry Marsh
Ailsa Grahame
Mur’el Martin Harvey
Eily Malyon
Sidney Stirling
Mayne Linton
Jane Savile
Leslie Victor
Anew McMaster
George Blunt
Salgon
England
Tom Payne
Castle Yner
Fayne
Hilliard
Felace
Thea Terpsichore
Gay Paree
Tivoli Theatre
Julius Knight
the Tivoli
Izette Parkes
Herbert Millard
Mr. Knight
Avid Poole
Alent
Edgar Benyon
Southland
Alabama
Mac
Cracknells
Toge
Vera Benson
BSA Motor Bicycles Offer Dependable Sheffield Forgings
A steel forging at every vital point underscores the reliability of BSA Motor Bicycles. Finest Sheffield steel ensures exceptional shock resistance across years of varied road riding. Whether for sport business or pleasure, the range provides the model you require.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.S.A
Clyde Meynell from Doctor to Director
Clyde Meynell rose from doctor to director in Australia, recounting a journey from bootstrapped beginnings to the theatre. He notes early wages, stage runs, and a family of actors, including his father, with a repertoire by Frank Har vero, reflecting on a long stage career and retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Meynell
Australia
Clyde
Williamson
Meynell
The Cyclists Sporting Disputes and Races Report
The article details a Warrin M order center meeting with an Appeal Board, resignations considered, and racing outcomes. Brooks won his heat and placed second in the final in the one mile championship. The three miles handicap notes a fall by W Clifford. Multiple clubs report road races, pacing, and results. Brigbane’s Cycling Carnivals advertise Brisbane events, prize money, and entries for Mildura Grand Carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upen
Horder
Mr. Perugia
Sherente
League
New York
Allegs
Ol D. Brooks
Brooks
Victoria
From Medicine to the Stage and Back in a Victorian Era
The article recalls a doctor who left medicine for the theatre, noting others who abandoned medical careers for performance. It highlights Meynell’s return to the stage, his connections with Tree and Irving, and associations with actors such as Asche and Irving. It also touches on Australian tastes, American preferences for English plays, and regional amateur cycling unions and races in Victoria and New South Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Meygell
Arthur Dacre
Wai
James
Edward Rochelle
Watson
Tree
Irving
Wilfred Cotton
Bournemouth
Morell
Mouiot
England
Eardlay Turner
Monsieur Besuicaire
Melbourns Theatres H TM GLADYS MOMQRILPF
The fragmentary notice references Gladys Momorilpf and a Southern Bass heading in a Melbourne theatre context, but readable details are sparse. The item appears as a damaged reading from a local page segment with limited names and event hints.
American Cycling Control Critique From Frank Hagney
Frank Hagney writes from America criticizing how the sport is run, noting poor organization, prize money and racing conditions. He recalls his own bicycle racing efforts, injuries, and persistence, including work in films and frequent appearances in Pathe serials in Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hagney
America
Menns Bedell
Arene Neel
Cotta Tour
Frank Marae
Moving Pictures
Pathe
Picture Theatres
Sydney
Tasmanian theatrical trip ends with record takings
Mr Allan Wilkie closed his three season Shakespeare run on Friday night, yielding unprecedented receipts. Cedric Johnson's New Ideas opened at Station, while Bert Lawn and Gilbert featured in a bustling program, though the text is fragmentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Wilkie
Pee Cedric Johnson
Bert. Gilbert
Tivoli Theatres Recalled in Dreamlike City Scrape
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Barry Rickert theatres, Lad Direction re 8 Limited, and a vaudeville row with acts named Joulus Enight Millard and Edgar in Vera Benson David the Cracenella Plan Hlobolsen ye Hotel Avacralia Tivol City market.
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Mezance
Motor Yacht Club and racing notes across season
The Albert Cup stakes three-peat points as Furious driven by Keegan trails through Class A. Nolan remains long standing Motor Yacht Club member since 1920. Donkin to race Greyhound remains pending in Queensland. McIntosh in America reports on one design launches. Royal A C A hill trial near Kiama next Saturday. Bus section prompts police prosecution inquiry. Bradley and Burton return to Sydney after a cross continent car journey ended by crash. plan rematch in November. New Adelaide Broken Hill record set by Batking and Peterson Overland Light Four, beating Aunger’s 14h 54m 0s by three minutes.
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Nolan
Motor Yacht Club
Massey
Keegan
Furious
Atense
R. F. Head
R.F.H
Darcy Donkin
Mr. Donkin
Queensland
JME
P. A. McIntosh
McIntosh and Sons
America
Royal A.C.A
Kiama
SUS
Motor Traders” Association
B. C. Marfoot
G. W. Edwards
Balmain
Drummoyne
Pyrmont
W. H. Bourne
J. C. Bowerman
Parramatta Road
G. W. Farrell
Hosking Bros
F. H. Stewart
Clawarra
C. M. Pacey
D. M. Morris
Mestre
Bradley
Burton
Perth
Repaira
Eucla
Australia
Adelaide
Melbourne
Sydney
H. Murray Aunger
Broken Hill
Mesars
Atking
Peterson
Aunger
Simin
Capistrano Hill Climb Dominates Australian Motor News
Victorian Auto Club plans 19th annual meeting on 9 with officers named including Brunel Kay and A G Moreion. Capistrano hill climb results show Excelsior motorcycles winning GlIn and Boin classes as Capistrano climbs attract new riders. Sydney and M.C. Club officials announced with delegates to ACU and local figures predicting rising limousine use amid growing motor interest in Australia.
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Coorong
Auto Club of Victoria
Brunel Kay
A. O. Barrett
E. W. Cox
Sydney Brott
A. G. Moreion
Excelsior Manufacturing Coy
America
N.5.w
Williams Bros
Excelsior
Glin
Boin
Capistrano
Daceyville
Sydrey
M.C. Club
Freer
C. Ke Firkin
Windisbreve
T. Tacky
Witesharat
L. V. Palme
L Roberts
P. H. Williams
Ac.u
F. J. Berry
Dr. Spark
V. R Blacket
L. Tyler
Australia
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Theatrical Gazette
Goodie Reeve
Julius Maight
Tivoli
Royal
Harry Leader
the Pall
Maude Fane
the Royal
Sir Harry
Er ‘Harry
Fullers’ Theatre
New Theatre
Tw Metra
Dora Lindsay
Thei Patter
Scotland
Shi
Kilts
Haley
Rene
Thei
Signor Palmetto
Chas. E. Lawrence
Spangles
Weng Toy Sun
Baron
Nobler
John Kirby
Fred McDona
Dave
On Our Seleion
Mary
Sir Harry Lauder
Harr Lauder
Bee
Lassie
Toowoomba
Ericane
New Zealan
Harry
Mr. Vallance
Alec Wilson
Wirths
Maris Tempest
Josie Melville
Pirate Rae
Billy
Ilbourne
Bourne
Ee Stee
Pahaeke
Th O'Brien
Gertrude
Bennett
Rennie
B.S.A. Ca. Ltd
Llandey Matos
SA. Ald
Clydenell
Williameen
Jove
Roe Avery Feeson
Mr. Meynall
Mascot
Cecil Carroll
Warrin
Allen
League of Oe Onesees
Ana Beard
Pealie
Sevarday
Ted
Imin
Whittaker
Ofsectie Nidenla BS
Sata
Nyne
Byron
Bide Dizon
Baintriage
Brigbane
O Big Cycling Carniy
Brisbane Cricket Ground
Brisbane
Mildura
Edinburgh
Dukter
Appes
L.V.W
Victorian Amateur Cyclists' Union
Victorian Amateur Cyclists’ Union
C. Perugia
A A. Hom
C. Ar. Capper
A. Cooper
Gabbe
J. McDonald
Uealiay
Queenstena
Hood Sve
New South Wales
Goullatt
Grenda
Melbourns Theatres
Gladys Momqrilpf
Bouthern Bass
Porses
WOSAR
American Cycling Control
Tasmanian Theatrical
Rexona
Opal
Royal Cord Tyres
United State Tyres
Coop
Sydney Fire Office
Pitt Street
Gordon Milne
Secretar
Amatele Ee
Sy.igre , A
Capistrano Hill
G. HN. King
Fom. Ltd
Hes Jett
Saulal
Appin
Harlay- Davidson
Donuka
Triumph
Wareta Speedwell
Singtes
B.E.A
Town
Norton
N. Ene Werner
Zenith
J-A.p
Runger
Messrs. Watkins and Petersen
Dunlop Rubber
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