Motor speed racing on Sydney track opens season
A long report details Australian motor racing in Sydney with races at the Open Championship, club events, and attendance figures. It notes records set by Rests in a Peugeot and the大会 generating significant funds for wounded servicemen. The piece lists club rooms events, prize money, and forthcoming meetings including the Tasmanian AVC and Pedestrian traffic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Street
Sydney
Alex
Huder
Rogard
Heynes
Dardanelles
Achillard Jourdey
J. A Hooper
Brown
Mest Reans
Ural
Ely Trathc
YF Huthce
Vaudeville Movements and New Acts at Royal and Sydney
Readable notes from Melbourne and Sydney theatres detail vaudeville movements with new acts at the Royal and Theatre Royal. Acts include Fetach ane Pecimniee and Saucer Sense, with Marlow Diamante and other specialists touring Adelaide, Melbourne, and Brisbane as the Royal Comic Opera and Arcadian crowds anticipate revivals and a busy season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vestre Royal
Melbourne
Sydney
Willamyon
Theatre Royal Labart
Marlow Diamante
Motor boat and racing notes from New York meet
A fragmentary New York racing memo notes a motor boat event with high performance claims. It mentions a New Peak Motor Boat Club and a boost in speed, with references to an Ascot meeting and charity fund events. Details are garbled but indicate several upcoming races and organized demonstrations at clubs and courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memoars
New Wark
Albany
Thusine Poser
Peek Motor Bow Club
Roylee
The Wishing Rug At Strand Theatre Offers Cheerful Card
The Co operative Film Company presents The World Picture Curacea five reel feature The Wishing Rug at Strand Theatre on Monday February 18. Vivian Marti Han is chosen as the matinee gent, with display of raggedii features to be seen. The audience may expect pleasant light entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thantrs
Mondey
Ameun 18 Inc
Vivian Marti Han
Under Two Flags revival draws crowded audience in Sydney
An article notes a crowded Sydney audience for a revival of Under Two Flags at the Adélabe Sheatre. Cast includes Buckley as the lead and Revellin Mi Wale Hunt as Herve, with Eve Lehman, Louis Victor, and Margy Geaumane among others. The production, praised for pathos and tableaux, plays to strong acclaim across Melbourne and Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Cigiretli
Sandler
Heather Reobertson
Princess Vel My
Frederick Nielsen Ax
Charezuroy
John Cobgrove
Lord Bork- Ungar
Margy Geaumane
Hr JP
O'Neil
Bera Daninl
Monty-Fender
Sidney
Blanche Macphersey
Wenwward Wilson
Thawes
Tucan
Mise Gundy Dare
Mics
Rita’ Hamlton
Jack Thaynes
Mam Wailece Galvin
Romney
After the Girl at Her Majesty's Sydney Theatre
A J C Williamson production of Paul Rubens musical comedy After the Girl presented in Sydney with Mina Theis Raye as Doris and Maggie Moore as stepmother. The plot follows Lori Pit daughter of a millionaire who refuses to return to school to learn the real lesson. The cast includes Wanda Dickinson Emma and Freddy Cranstoun among others with Lenlie Boss and Mr Coleman mounting the production. Scenic work features European locales including Paris and Venice with numerous costume variations and a staged Venetian scene. Matinees announced with limited season and musical direction by Mrs Andrew MacCullough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris
Mina Theis Raye
Murupe
Wary Burges
Mise
Maggie Moore
Mindranve
Freddy Cnaciston
Mr. Jernie
Ulland
Ove
Desist
Bill Dolstey
Cheratterr
Aino
Mira de Dickinson
Emma
Serne
Chay
Paris
Belgium
Amsterdam
Venice
Petrograd
London
Messre Lenlie Boss
BR. Coleman
Gil
Dick Shortland
New Zealand Dramatic Troupe Plays In Christchurch Week
The Tivall Pollica returns to Theatre Royal Christchurch for a weekly run after two profitable weeks in Wellingson province towns. Harry Caten, company manager, notes large country hall crowds and strong patron turnout. Various troupes tour NZ, including Red Dandies, Cinderella Company, Mas Stayed at Home Company, Allen Doone Company, Myon Opera Company, and La Cherniavakus. Westward performances, notable actors, and upcoming revivals are outlined with multiple venue plans across Auckland, Wellington, Dunedin, and Melbourne connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatre Royal
Christchurch
Straive
Wellingson
Harry Caten
We A. Low
John Purcell
Allington
Edward Bran Lambe
Farrell
Cinderella
Melbourne
New Cealand
Wellington
Wednester
Allen Doone
Playa
Heenie Levy
Myon Opere Company
Frederick Bennett
Sydney Wall
Miley
Tom Polach
Opera Socleye
Les Elocher
Referee theatrical letter back reveals scattered names and notes
Fragmentary OCR lists scattered names and phrases including NaiL MS Ma Dw Me A ual ame Be Bt iat ey Brae and various scattered tokens. It references persons such as Reese MS Mia S and Fanny Wats with unclear context, producing a jagged collection of terms rather than a coherent event or narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nile
Reese
Mia S
Iis
Apt
Atay Nahant Sen
Hans
Ste Hugh Helfle
Ely
Fanny
Tarn meet notes amid general letter rack
Partial OCR indicates a general letter rack mention and a Tarn meeting note with unclear date or location. Readable items show no full names or events. The fragment suggests a local notice or internal memo discussing a Tarn meeting and related postings.
New Vaudeville Acts at Sydney Tivoli and National Theatre
Sydney vaudeville scene presents a mixed bill with Sydney FivuLle Herder Winter formerly with Randell Jackson Concert Company opening at Tivoli. Act includes solo songs and comic turns, plus The Da Be M Trio and a suite of acts led by Kate Howard Elton Blacks at the National Theatre Catch On Tyros. The program features varied numbers from Rocker's Mookey Musik Tall to The Excellas and The Tyrolf Girls with performances by Beart Livingstone Ming Geave Doran and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney FivuLle Herder
Winter
Anrestes
Randell Jackson
Wny
Saurday Wolk
Selezlione
Sri Sreally
Tivill
Mookey Musik
Cain Bik Appinue
Meg Brie
Fie Frank Wilson
Walter Weesis
Crosland Welch
The
Excellas
Dora Seawyet
Lisle Cer
Eileen’ Watean
Tiyolf Girls
Sydney National
National ‘Theatre
Uys
Kate Howard
Elton Blacks
Varius
Mr Blick
Geverly
Harry Leer
Charlie Chap
Mowarde
the Lauder
Mase Sagins Usher
Paces
Peter Brook
Fenoc
Messie
Billy Maloney
Edfard
Gerald Covina
Mics Beart
Livingstone
Ming Geave Doran
Syddanse
Gielsie
Reyes Ae
Ann Mboe
Howarth George Pre
Aula Elimoee
Bio
Cath A
Vaudeville Movements and Miscellany From a Fragmented Page
A scrambled OCR piece lists names, venues, and acts in a vaudeville context. It mentions performers, places, and political or social asides in a mayoral or theater setting, with scattered references to doors, times, and events on a crowded bill. The readable fragments preserve names like Petar, Hye, Nail, and Mira alongside venue cues and ad-like notes.
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Chicago
Ranieay
Bias
Gsbeb
NAW
Sydney Club
MCC
Cane Ripe
Curmberland
Eestie Aetin
Sudsey Chu
Lune
Alowe
Baurmer
Eta
Wieveris
KW. Stevens
Ofhsiaia
Sydney Clu
Zemeh
Wsyds
Alanis
Ofenina
Hele Wien
Winnte
Brocklads
England
Invermoite
Resta
Automobile Caus
Interstate
Victoria
Aavc
George Craus
Thacesta
Ron Noodenco
M. I. Clarke
Minnjatey
Uspusa
Royal Comic Opera
Pany
Terenother Ten
Ughiy
Nias Oiboa
Pera
Andrew MacCunn
Lane Week
Richard Stewart
Aoe Fartuly
Jett
Gr South
J.C. Wiliamson
Harold Ashton
Dilaven
Godfrey
Coatee
Ameralia
Adelade
Brennan-Puller
Hhivtelec
Clay Riwdester
Lear
Phillipe Ana Merrit
Slavin
Vavepéen
Benjians
Twly Duithity Baeey Gle
Max. Marien
Sayeyer
Tameo Kailyama
Caluerapulsn
Heraja
Dad Rudd
Mum
Paul Stephens
Meng
Balin
Metbourne Tivail
Setucaag
Mipon
Spen
Lewis Stone
Sydney Tivell
Ethel Cadman
Ae Sombra
Neafes
Mats Eléraan
Wingomenen
Waft
Mise Thelmanaye
Lewtie Hollands
Min Cavanagh
Jack Meadows
Raye
Maggie Dickinson
Poly
Vienne
Champion
Dickinaan
Robert White
Jum Ay
Pater Bickey
Misa Gibbs
Royal Comic Opera Company
Welrean
Maggie Magee
James
Sraith
Phil Smith
Maggie Mont
Willamsen
New South Wales
Smap
New
Ballera
Her Majesty's Theatre
Artieles
Red Crose
Aboe
Bere Bailey Company
Winane Pieibhanee
Vienna
James. Smith
Siey Flicstas
Smith
Australia
Hia
George Lausi
Percy
Madame Melba
J. R. Wood
Madame Melha
America
Austeatia
Prince of Anconivers
Plelbourne
Wilanean
Dent In
Ting
Igen Vorganteed
Mr. Beery Liggina
Pau Jones
Royal Camis Qpers
Oeeter Maleniy
King's Theatre
Altsaye
Mian Peni
Sele Ion
Mira Morie
Anil
Ehierion
Earl Dey Biggers
Geerie Me Cahan
Sven Babs
Baldiale
Gubcanar
Maclaren
Woouhaume
Goater
Jane Groene
S Athotwwood
Crommaid
Allen Wilkie
George Grandall
Rey Radevere
Fred. Cambourne
Lo Hester
Hobart J
Chvanaugh
Cworge Barnum
Chavis Wheeler
Wage Managse
Mesére
Kei Beard
W. Little
Bundor
Ascot Wexce
Cumberland Club
Dunlop
Jeje
Ampean
Waserated
Dunlop Ruabrk
Crh
Malnaurne
Suity
Adelaide
Launiteema Pasta
Ikahe
Cheulehureh
Mr. Revert Whyte
Doady
Adelphi
Ruth Galerman
Tilay
Tory
Wars Aga
Salmon-Tade
Sugwit
Pete
Cintinees
Mike Winton
Petty
New Zealand
Fanny Erris
Adeighi
Syaney "Hospital
Su Especies
Creative Ap
Dean Maitland
East Lynne
Camille
MR. Showman
Ugk
Ann Yen
Co-operative Film Exchange Ltd
Archiaset
Russell Street
Pitt Street
Branchey
Brisbane
Pek
Lowmoy
Angry Tyre
Tivoli
Erne
Walter Weems
Crouch “& Welch
Bieta Ta
Herbert Winter
Hye
Hye Nail
Skew Fk
Mares Morasius
Psh
Mareley
Apter
Girl
Stuncal
Lmelhourne
Masesi
Theatre 2 Ues
Bat
Murlel Staer
Larsy Nichakos
Tyole Theatre
Bene Hey Votas
Andy Pqurry
TIT
WN Em Pee Bikes Theatre
St le Eta Hay Ie Nervy Ratcey Company
St Uerion
Rte
Harry Salmon
Royal Hall
Pele
National Theatre
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