Theatrical Gossip and Upcoming Melbourne Appointments
The article surveys Hugh J. Ward to present Robin Hood in Melbourne, Bran Pie at the Royal, and The Cabaret Girl coming to Australia. It notes Ada Reeve, Alfred Frith, Harold Pearce, Mildred Cotrell, and Allan Wilkie among returning or touring figures, with previews of Br pie reviews and other programs at the Royal, Tivoli, and Princess theatres. It mentions To-morrow's matinees for charity and ongoing vaudeville bills featuring Lee White, Dorothy Watera, and Billy Kuss among others, with departure plans for Poole and Terpaichore and various theater personnel returning from England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh J. Ward
Robin Hood
Melbourne
Criterion
Bran Pie
the Royal
Sydney
Goodie Reeve
G.C. Orvieto
Ada Reeve
Tivoli
Alfred Frith
England
Harold Pearce
Florence Smithson
Harry Butcher
Williamson’s
Australia
Fremantle
Bluebeard
Madge Elliott
Dorothy Dickson
London
Hensons
Cyril] Rudgins
George Grossmith
S. To-Morrow
To-morrow
Gt. Margarets Hospital
Mary Company
Cyril Ritchards
Louise Deloryse
W. & Percy
David
Cecil
Kellaway
Magh Waab
Princess
O'Brien
Bulldog Drummond
Opera House
Company of
Dramatic Players
Lee White
Clay Smith
Lucien Beck
Ernest Ton Chief
Billie Lockwood
Anona Wilkins
Lister
Male Baird
Hector St. Jair
Saranova
Dorothy Purdell
Nellie
George Dean
Dacce
Archie Thompson
Babewine Theatres Presents The Cat and The Canary
Gladys Bonchime stars in a program of stage entries at Theatre. C. Williamson hosts a presentation featuring The Cat and The Canary with Svan Tovarns and Dion Boucicault. Vambrughe and company also perform a house show.
Beggar's Opera revived in Sydney at Palace Theatre
The revived Old Masterpiece Gay's The Beggar's Opera drew a large Sydney audience at the Palace Theatre. Performers Pauline Bindley Howett Worster Jack Cannot Eily Malyon Victor Prince Beryl Walkely Reg Roberts delivered strong period roles under George Highland's direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Gay
Australia
Palace Theatre
Charing M
Andrew MacCunn
Pat
London
George Highland
Pauline Bindley
Polly Peachum
Howett Worster
Macheath
the Highwaymen
Jack Cannot
Mr. Peachum
Eily Malyon
Mra. Peachum
Victor Prince
Lockit
Beryl Wailkely
Lucy
Reg. Roberts
Melbourne Theatre Shines In His Case In Order Debut
Irene Vanbrugh and Mr. Dion Boucicault headlined the Melbourne debut of His Case in Order at King's Theatre with strong company. The audience gave repeated applause as the curtain fell. Tangerine enjoys a long run in its ninth week, Sybil at packed houses, and Rockers with the Pounds Sisters and Charlie Austin competes as a major rival. Alan Brooke and HerschelHenlere at the Tivoli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Vanbrugh
Dion Boucicault
Melbourne
King's Theatre
Miss Vanbrugh
Mr. Boucicaut
Tangerine
Sybil
Williamson
Pounds Sisters
Charlie Austin
Alan Brooke
Herschel Henlereater
the Tivoli
Local baseball gossip from Sydney leagues and results
Saturday matches spotlighted Leichhardt and Mosman as top contenders with Marrickville’s Francis and James leaving Interstate for Brown and the Be George affair. Laid were losses for Bowye, Way未, and Leonarta, while George Wi Mamas was set to manage the upcoming clash. Adelaide fixtures show A R Victorma and Victoria sequence. Stud ents do well as Laichhardt defeats Burwood 10 to 7 and Waverley edges local team 21 to 8 in a standout exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leichhardt
Eeston
Marrickville
Francis
James
Brown
George
George Wi Mamas
la Adelaide
A. R Victormaa
Basind
Victoria
Bludenta
Latch
Clayton
Hie Hardt
Ching
Arilliane
Laichhardt
Fetertham
Waverley
Brilant
Ley
Tot Ont Saucel
Perens Hieory Orhan Lavy
Ford
Toowoomba Triumphs Over Ipswich in Muddy Rugby Clash
In Toowoomba the local side defeated Ipswich 26 to 6 after a tight first half, aided by the return of Brown and strong forward play. The Downs forwards surged, backs capitalized, and Lemon starred at half. Other notes: Brisbane Premierships saw University beat Suburbs and Valley top Christian Brothers. a concussion sidelined Fred Cumberland. Trials loomed for Queensland versus The Rest ahead of August 25’s big match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toowoomba
Ipswich
Toowoombaditto
Brown
Gorman
Hunt
Lemon
Craig
Lorman
Brisbane
Davies Park
University
Suburbs
Valley
Christian Brothers
Coorparoo
Murwillumbah
Tweed River
Varsity Suburbs
Fred Cumberland
Brisbane Rugby League
Queensland
Potter
New South Wales
South Brisbane
City
St. Andrew's
Rovers
Renowns
Enuts
St. John's
King’s
Emmanuel
Freeman
Str
Grice
Barlow
Cooper
John's
King's
Brisbane Rowing Club
J. F. Donovan
Bostera
Nolan
Muir
Sheehan
Burke
Mansfield
Smith
Sinclair
Nielson
Gager
Saimin
Medgere
Ecraten
Ore
Cullen
Ziegler
Pat O'Hara Wood
Miss Bord
Illingworth
Plane
Mino
Goolber
Besa
Beccer
Hamilton
McBride
Harris
Love
McGovern
Oe Mitchell
Leesis
McMillan A. N
Spewich
Hughes
Burns
Rumble
Hai
Lengan Burton
Motorists Big Trial and Sydney Club Motoring News
A Sydney bicycle and motor cycle club plans a season with combined car and cycle events. The Brisbane to Sydney Interstate Trial runs September 7 to 21 with stages Brisbane to Warwick Grafton Armidale Muswellbrook and Sydney. Also notes on marine motoring, postponed trials, the Alpine Thousand, and other club activities plus a record set by Paul Remsley on an Indian Scout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Brisbane
Sydney
Toowoomba
Warwick
Tenterfield
Casino
Grafton
Glen Innes
Armidale
Muswellbrook
Wiseman’s Ferry
Sydney Bicycle and Motor Cycle Club
Tom Ugly
Wollongong
Bald Hill
Bulli Pass
Sublime Point
Cataract Dam
Sydney Bicycle and Motor Cycle Club, Ltd
Arthur Jones
Cooper
Crane
Royal Automobile Club of Australia
Messrs. Biden and
Roberts
Paul Remsley
Tin Juans
Blaine
Interstate Baseball Carnival in Wales Victoria
The Wales Victoria hosts the interstate baseball carnival featuring teams from multiple states. Local organizers promote regional rivalry and community events around the tournament schedule with youth academy participation and anticipated attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Victoria
New Zealand Hockey Team Solid in Goulburn Victory
The New Zealand hockey side beat Kenmore by 17 at Goulburn after travelling from Sydney. A 4 p.m. fixture at the Cricket Ground precedes a match against KEW as an early schedule. Wales beat the Metropolitan eleven 6-0 at Rushcutter Bay, with four halves and star forwards providing the main show. Cumberland 1 and North Sydney led in First Grade premiership results. University IV. defeated 0-7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Sydney
Goulburn
Wey
Kenmore
Bakeries
Cricket Ground
Raweo Unegem Oe Nee Eit Shepertean Amneasia
New Zaaland
KEW
Wales
Spaie
W. Wettleton
Wildman
Flynn
Themeslves
N.S. W
Wingfield Sculls final sees Gollan beaten by Beresford
The Wingfield Sculls final at Thames B C was won by Beresford, beating Gollan by five lengths in four miles and 27 seconds. This marks Gollan’s fifth and final run in the event, historically a Thames Amateur Championship over the Putney to Mortlake course, established since 1830.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldiuur
Thames B.C. Adeater
Gollan
Golan
Beresford
Thames
Putney
Mortlake
Marlow
Una
J. Beresford
Thames R.C
D. H. L. Gollan
I. Fairbairn
Je Jesus College
Cambridge
J. Ford
Leander
Henley
Ubat
Paddon and Hadfield Set For Parramatta River Race
Champion sculler Jim Paddon will compete in Sydney for the £150 handicap on the Parramatta River this Saturday, arriving this morning. Hadfield, eager for the prize, cancelled his Auckland-bound ticket to race. The field includes Goodsell, McDevitt, Short, Kent, Towns and Scroope, with a steamer following the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Western Australia
A.C.U
Jim Paddon
Parramatta River
Darcy Hadfeld
Ig Ore
Auckland
Inoris
Hadfield Plang
Oe Na Eke
Ion Eet Ie
Parramatta
Addon
Australia
Hadfield
Goodsell
Archie Sharpe
Archie
New Zealand
W. McDevitt
Reg Short
Milton Kent
Macleay
Saul Brother
George Towns
Everson
Hmond
Fred Scroope
Coraki
le Rowin
Nare
Jack Toyer
Port Hacking
George
Maken
Bey Eaiton
Drummoyne
Gildlesville
Abbotsford
Championships Set For Lightweight Rowing Debuts
The report notes rule changes introducing a series of lightweight races for oarsmen and, for the first time, lightweight champion eights and fours. Mosman Club won the senior pennant and Drummoyne Club the junior. Officers elected include Governor Sir Walter Davidson as patron and Q L Deloitte as president with a slate of other officers and committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosman Club
Drummoyne Club
Walter Davidson
K.C.M.G
Q. L
W. J. Middiston
Messrs.an Hence
W. J. Furlong
G. 3
Macmaida
Also Mentioned on This Page
Theatrical Gazette
Eraser Polo
bin Rian Rigal
Orvieto
Her Majesty's Aatre
Lawrence Grossmith
Mildred Cotrell
Perth
Royal
Ada Weeve
Ada Jeeve
Stvie
Hobson's Choice
Frithy
Allan Wilkie
Conservatorium
David Poole
Madame Terpaichore
Tiveli
America
Fullers
Violet Elliott
Jud Fanning
Fullere
Dorothy Watera
Knut
Pupara Daily
Californian
Tubby Stevens
Loader
Laney
Ruth Bue
Fred Santy
Ivy Aldous
Conway
John Pastor
Fiave Franchettis
Adonis
Billy Kuss
Eddie Morris
Ristori
Palmer
Ruby Norton
Pat Dunlop
Cout
Sroren Hill
Louis E. Rowery
Cryst Theatre
Baba Pacey
Lilian Graham
Victor the Great
Madame Clothilda
Gladyw
Desperado
la Rose
Babewine Theatres
H ™ Sabsty
Theatri
Gladys Bonchime
Svan
C. Williamson
Ane Vambrugh
N.S.W
Grisbanne
Bede Carroll
Motor Yacht Club of
N.E.W
Rose Bay
Motor Traders’, Association of N.8.w
Motor Cycle Club of
N.S. Wales
R. White
Mlc.c
Northern Suburbs
Crow's Nest
H. G. Peer
Narley-Davidson
Hurley-Davidson
Cumberland
North Synet
Vic
Gtv UL
University IV
TYRE
Dunlop
Dunlop Rubser Co
Aust
Lre
Dean
Foster-McClellan Co
Hamilton-street
Doans
F. W. Martin
Roseville
Mitchell-street
Doan
Mr. Martin
Paddon and Hadfield
WLM
Seo
Deloitte
Wally Weekes
Castlereagh Sts., City
New Book
All Bookseilers
W. Bookstall Co., Ltd
All Branchig
Elliott
Elliott Brothers Ltd. Manufacturing Chemists
Steve Mind
the Winslow Co
Een Gereet
Melbeuras
Murphy'’S Pile
Ns I
Weder Plas
Blue Mountains
Hom
Rolle Royce
Buick
Beale
Guburbe
Alee Prouda Ltd
Lascetter's
Edgar Booth
Secreta Tweedie
Cosmbera Katcomia
Kstcombs
Anne Aieenan
DR. Ricord
Perry
Girand
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