Weekend Attractions at Major Theaters Across Cities
Listings show Sydney and Melbourne venues featuring Teall, Vallier, and Blurit acts at Majesty's and Royal houses. Cellerton, Elia Canpérh Puadevilie, and Passing Show roll in at Wer Majesty's. Adelaide offers Tivoli shows including A Seilor's Sweetheart with Sign of the Crow at Tivoli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Teall
Majesty's
Cellerton
Welbourne
M. Goosens
Elia Canpérh Puadevilie
Wer Majesty's
King's
Tom Moore
Fragmentary Notes on Arts and Local Visits Abroad
The text lists a tangle of familiar names, places, and events from a muddled postwar scene. Flora Cromer and Tam Weorwell are mentioned alongside theatre sightings at Charnuni and Waunansrys Palace, with numerous other figures like Cecilia Wright, Harry Tale, and Carrom Jones appearing in brief, disjointed references.
Old Order Ovation For Fred Bluett At Tivoli
A Tivoli show featured Fred Bluett and fellow vaudeville artists in a lively evening. Performers like Marie King, Scott, McEachert, and others received enthusiastic local acclaim with music, dance, and a warm reception.
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Walald
Gio
Malcolm McEachert
Fignity
Howers
Waleane
Fred Bluett
Tony
Ced
Tome Vinne
Alvin
Yumi Wien
Tived
Aloe
Marie King Bron
Balle Oliver
Sydney
Beth
Niagara and Falls
Vaudevillann
Peer Romelly
Begum of
Bhopal
GEEIG FOR AMERICA ORNAMENTED GESTE OF RURAL HUB CAPTAIN
Fragmented OCR news item lists a string of names and places with limited clarity. It mentions Mr and Mrs Geeig and several individuals, a theater scene, and a weekly schedule including Sundays, but the text is garbled with incomprehensible phrases. The readable bits suggest a community drama or social notices with multiple persons named and a reference to Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geeig
America
Aleatian
Fert
Hania
Gre
Gres
Bush themed silent film features Melbourne talent cast
The article notes an outside Adelaide production praised as excellent, listing cast members such as Nan Taylor Pearl Hellmrich Margaret Gordon and others. It mentions two real bushfire scenes and several bush episodes including a bush wedding dance and christening to be released in February with Frances Young in a leading part and Phil South as Meakin in The Orchid setting.
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Adelaide
Pal
Nan ‘Taylor
Pearl Hellmrich
Margaret Gordon
Foils” Minchell
Vers “Spaull
Ole Agnew
Walle
Cosnous
Tom Cannas
HH Wallace
Crathie Ward
Roy Redgrave
Plajmton Wilesn
Pred Eaton
Taek Harifard
Iiss
Ference Young Woul Peacen
Circling
Meakin
Melbourne
Mig
Youn
Mr Phil South
English Comedians Shine in Uneven Fair and Warmer Show
A fragmented review highlights the brilliant moments of English comedians amid inconsistent pacing. Thunder and sultry mood give way to jolting misfires, as performers Fal compaten and Avery Hop vond’s large acts draw attention, while audience reaction remains mixed and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Pair
Warner
Treuchl
Avery Hop
Vond
Hunteraus
Hay
Eualisy
Enthusiastic Farewell Show Draws Big Sydney Audience
A lively final performance featured a crowd at the Massing Show in Sydney. The performer received a standing ovation with cheers and applause lasting beyond the curtain call as the audience expressed strong enthusiasm for the farewell.
Notable Stage Talent Shines Despite Patchy Reception
Critics praised Marmont and Bratdon for strong turns while Miss Allerton and Miss Ter tyure drew mixed notices. The cast, including May Wightin and Billy, delivered fresh singing and comedy, with the company’s ensemble earning admiration though some performances lagged. The audience remained hungry for more, as high hopes met limited staging in this season's production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ay Bratdon
Marmont
Dr Atherton
Royton
Braiden
Allerton
Miss Teyture
Banda
Harry Swesyey
May Wightingale
Uae
Tivoli stage spectacle delights city crowd
A busy Tivoli program Saturday showcased new troupe members and guest artists. Belgian tenor Mans Albe Goorens led a varied concert with operatic arias and popular gems while Rose and Dell impressed in comedic sketches. Lingarde and Warrie from New York received applause for musical pieces and entertainments, as performers including Newman Hughes Valide and Vern delivered lively acts to finish the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhein
Tivol
Mans
Albe Goorens
Brain
War
Minette Caaneray
de Forres
Newman and Hughes
Rose
Dell
Arin
Mile. Lingarde
Warrie and Hutchison
Winter Garden
New York
Imirhment
Vern
Peasy Penie
Puiccest
Allen Moore and Theater Cast Shine at Kien Theatre
Allen Noose scores as Tom Moore stars in a packed house at the Kien Theatre on Saturday. The production includes a strong cast with Malone and Afra, while the children's scene marks notable success. Moore and Landioney receive praise for their performances and the Prince of Wales role is well handled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ity
Dante
Drat Melbourns
Torm Moore
Kien
Afra
Malone
Moore
Landioney
Pesmvet
Florence Rockwell to Open New Play at Theatre Royal
Florence Rockwell to appear in a new play at the Theatre Royal with supporting cast Harvey and others. Matinees run Wednesdays and Saturdays, with early listings noting attendance and show details for the upcoming performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Rockwell
Theatre Royal
Harvey
Amelia Mise
Rockwell
Adelaide's Revival News Echoes Through Troll Scene
Fragmentary OCR hints at a local theatre or entertainments page. It mentions revivals of old favorites, a sailor theme, and a Troll venue. Names and precise details are unclear, but the note reflects ongoing performances and audience interest in revived acts.
Very Good Eddie at the Palace Theatre
The Palace Theatre hosts the musical Very Good Eddie with a large cast. Performers include Philin Bavitolarae and Guy Baran, plus a long list of named actors and the production team led by Robert eer and Barry Lupinex as musical director and producer respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Theatre
America
Philin Bavitolarae
Guy Baran
Greene
Che Tale
Fhe
ABC Principe
Porder
Victoria
Lake
Daisy Reverte
John Becky Montigur de Paugemot
Rotons Beaty
Hurson
Rip van Winkie Inn
Beene
Tis
Robert Eer
Barry Lupinex
The Bert Bailey Company at the Victoria and Cherom theatres
A fragmented report describes The Bert Bailey Company presenting at the Victoria and a Cherom theatre. Names include Mur Dawson and Ahi Syiney Weston with reference to a final preface and early evening showings. The text is garbled but indicates performances and venue changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Bailey
Ahi Syiney Weston
Chertom
Mur Dawson
Australian chorus girls praised as world class talents
The article lauds the Australian chorus, praising their vitality and artistry while noting envy from rivals and critiques about stage ethics. It contrasts with European and American chorus performers, discusses management hesitation, and mentions matinee today at Majesty with films and Clyde Cook’s farewell performance.
Theatrical Managers Hear Distant Plans Revealed
A garbled note discusses potential productions and regional show plans, mentioning unsure dates and unclear venues. It references producers, managers, and possible collaborations, with scattered names and places embedded in the fragmented text.
Royal Players shine at Tivoli season as Sien of the Cross profits grow
In Brisbane the Royal Players enjoy a successful Tivoli run of yeyivala while The Sien of the Cross draws strong crowds. The Jubilee Singers report a good week, and prospects look upbeat for more performances. Robert Hollyford and the Dan Berry Dramatic company contribute to a busy entertainment scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Players
Tivoli
Sien of the Cross
Berd bUsners
Jubilee Singers
Robert Hollyford
Dan Berry
Unclear Orphan Fragments Spark Local Theatre Notes
Fragmentary OCR hints at local showings and venues with assorted names and places. Mentions Farapany prices, The Girl Who War Won, Hobart Peg, Lausceton Devonport itinerary, Wadeville Temperance Hall and liberal patronage shaping continuing big shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farapany
Lausceton
Devonport
Wadeville
Cera
Canary Collage to open new stage production tour
Canaries Collage announces a tour concluding in Auckland and Adelaide with rehearsals underway. Notable performers Sallie Laer Mist Dorathy Brunton and Amelia Seeley are listed for the holiday run, sailing from Sydney after a five year pause. Mr Edgar Warwick tours to Tre sham New Zealand following medical career attempts in Australia.
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Pany
Auckland
Ae Nigoce
Adelaide
Weis
Sallie
Edgar Warwick
Tresham
New Zealand
Verave Hs
Australia
Death of Henry Bracy in Sydney Hospital
The obituary notes the death of Henry Bracy in a private Sydney hospital about four weeks ago. A noted light tenor associated with Savoy and Madame Favart, Bracy starred in Melbourne and later led performances in La Mascotte and other works. Survived by his wife and two children, his career spanned Opera Company stages and prominent concert engagements.
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Henry Bracy
Sydney
Bracy
Savoy
Melbourne
Lys Thompson
Verica
Mir Racy
Madame Favart
Nlowir Cocinans
Hrtey
Treiten
Bel Borel
Alin Misi
Alla Crossley
Renaigo
Wallivmwen
Ammer
The Passing Show Tivoli Melbourne Review
Notable acts at the Tivoli Melbourne including George Welch Gwen Lew and Charlie Vaude with Billy in The Passing Show 1910. The Royal Tivolo Melbourne hosts heated jests and stunts featuring Essie Daisy Yates and Sidney Tivoli lineup with Jack Quinlan and George Graystone among performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwen Lew
Diewoy
the Royal Tivoll
Melbourne
George Graystone
Watts
Munthe
Quinlan
Essie
New Zealand Theatre Tour Link With Theell Grant Opera
The text notes Mr All Linley and Mr Grooge Slepnenton connected to theatres as a touring manager for Lawrence Campbell in New Zealand. The itinerant company Beotmental Blake's business The Italian Grant Opera Company travels through Christchurch Dunedin Timaru Napier and other ports, with dates around January and February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All. Linley
Grooge
Yenures
Lawrence Campbell
New Zealland
Blake's Business
Itellan Grant Opera Company
Chrinchurch
New Zealand
Bunedinagavon
Timaru
Bebagy Doe
Wan ‘Rest
Napier
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the Theatrical Gazette
Flora Cromer
Maisto Kimmels Faicly
Brigile and
Cariyon Wai
Uiee ‘Theatre
Charnuni
Tam Weorwell
Waunansrys Pelace
Dooley
Selé
London
Shaw
Cecilia Wright
Weston
Harry Tale
Ali Aviv
Vijtss
Daly
Manchester
Whitaker
Toray
Bottomiey
Hasway
Munis Hall Carers
Geopes Crascanl
al de Tame
Englok Sosiedtene
Palase Thestre Legion
Tioga
Wali
Ana
Carrom Jones
Rittany
Helle
Girt
Belin
Peitp
Hon
OLD Order
Beauione sSaveh
Waslvifl Vehenon
Ome
MR. Henry Sracy
Starminge
Malcolm M'Eachernngiquist
Marie Ning Cor
Ianey Resains
Wilell
Wits
Billy
Atling Feesthers
Royal Este
Pelli
Tennessee
Bersey
Gove Lavin
Asinsi
Elormdoa
John Javolan
Canmie Milne
Normandy
Graystone
Willie
Gachelor
Maries
Setney
Interstate News
Ty the
Tramp
Allen Noose
Her Majesty
Jack
Faith
Am Anderton
Berlin
Lee Iin
Criterion
Clyde Cook
Biery
Armenia
Hove
Brisbane
Wis
Fayette Perry
Saturny
Hobart
METRO
Co-operative Film Exchange, Ltd
N. Tait
Bargain Priva
Miller’s Feather
Her Majesty's
THE
Cinema Star
Williandon
Lad
Sueains
Ae Waribens
Jack Bull
Amos Vian
AY Allan
Heatre Royal
Ordi House OF Glass
Ratiuday
Allan
Rogers
Portiait
Tom Moons
Boon
Stan
Palm
Tiveli
Vera Feakle
Queen OF
Pollies
Rivont LA
Madeline
Rayal
Winifred Leviere
Mulbourny
Th- Raya Rivont
TUN MesouRite Tate Fanior Awair Tage Bsn
Hrins Rivont
Shi Alte
Pee Velet Mivant
rivoLi
aaSiin
Billy Rite Silence
Wait Atrlee
BRICE
Tivali
Biel
George Welch Ee
Tivolt
Allen Doone King's Theatre
E. A. Loss
Harry Leston
Sunday Times
OfFwe
Dorothy Brunton
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