Tivoli and Tivoli Pallica at London and Melbourne shows
London and Melbourne theatre scenes report heavy activity with J C Williamson promotions. Mead Allen to stage operas in London while Australian acts including Vera Pearce and Duncan McClure draw crowds in Melbourne Sydney and Brisbane. Promotions mention Adelphi and Tivoli venues, possible New Zealand tours, and noted performers such as Mary Pearce, Florence Young, and William Anderson.
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Too Many Cooks Tivoli Follies in Wellington Review
A fragment review of the Tivoli Follies in Wellington praising the show as best yet seen from New Zealand tours. It highlights performers including Albert Bennett and Alice, notes the house, weather, and crowd, and promises a lively comedy with a large cast and a bustling finale.
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Follies review and Auckland theater notes in New Zealand press
The article surveys the reception of the Follies stage show with performers Vera Pearce George Welch Jack Cannot and others, praising timing, humor, and the ensemble. It highlights audience response, notable acts, and upcoming dates in Invercargill Christchurch Timaru and Wellington, with emphasis on Walter Weems and local critique.
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Theatrical Promoters Urged to Stimulate Local Entertainments
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Melbourne Theatre Notes With Varied Stage Bouts
The Melbourne theatre scene features a diverse lineup across Tivoli and Princess venues. Performances by dancers singers and comic actors share the bill alongside Italian opera and classic dramas, with WOUNDED SOLDIERS ENTERTAINED highlighted as a charitable matinee gesture.
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Phil Smith On The Gag A Look At Comic Spells In Mayhem
A raft of notes on modern musical comedy references prominent gagmakers and performers. Phil Smith reviews the craft of gags in stage and film, cites Huntley Wright and Gilbert and Sullivan as contrasts, and notes shifts in comic style and salaries in London and Hollywood productions. The piece mentions Rex Ingram and planned Mexican themed five reel projects with Cleo Uarman and others, plus a Filipino-Indian frontier tone for a different release.
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Queen Mother star in ornate pattern of trust and throne intrigue
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Theater Clockwork: Ince Triangle Drama Stars Lead
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