William A Brady A Multitalented American Figure
The article portrays William A Brady as a versatile American showman and promoter. It details his early life in New York and Ireland, his career shifts from acting to management, and his rise in boxing circles alongside notes on his theatrical ventures and influence in American entertainment.
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New
Yor
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Enue
Brady
New England
Furijaisca
Howe
Albstis
Bretty
Grace George
Wesadel
Venusilul
Anwiler
Alice Brady
Playhouse showcases Oxphant Annie with famed performers
The Playhouse presents Oxphant Annie featuring well known actors Metenkin Arbuckie and Tim Murphy. The piece highlights American poets and writers, with references to Booth, Tar Bell, McCutchpen, and George Ade. Shown amid wartime propaganda efforts, Brady and Riley are noted producers aiding to support war messaging and national film industry roles.
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Little Oxphant
Annie
America
Ge Booth Tar
Binatin
Lew “Wallace
Ueorge Barr McCutchpen
George Ade
Sindy
Dave
Riley
Ada
Alumai
Tame
Fishing Notes Record Crowded Spool Prohibitions and Flathead Returns
Readers report crowded waters as authorities limit some spools, yet Patanen Coache near Hawkesbury River sees anglers catching flathead. Tips cover lures, gear, traps, and live bait while noting sharks remain a danger and local names like W. Stan and G. Goodman appear in anecdotes.
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Patanen Coache
Hawkesbury River
Erting
W. Stan
Bathead
G. L. Goodman
Brisbane
Dave Walker
Sueton Forest
San Caughe
Tony
Gavstie
Botany Bay
Toewt
Watson's
Bay
Streat
Red Fenearly
Addievin
Port Hacking
Warman
Grimes Hoy
Brinley
de Meer
Meyer
McLeod Brothen
Bere Sheppard
Jackson
Snd
Preamphié influencs and the Sydney Opera Tour
Disjointed report notes a Royal Cable Opera Company plan to tour Australia from Sydney to Melbourne amid drought and production delays. It mentions J. G. Riamson and M. B. Higman Comedy Company, with plans for a New Zealand stop and a New York inspired show titled Nothing But the Truth. The piece cites an enduring success for Evelish and contrasts American and Australian wage contexts.
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Sydney
Melbourne
J. G. Riamson
Lad
Royal Cable Opera Company
West Austral
Australa
M. B. Higman
Nave
The
Criterion
New Zealand
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A damaged OCR fragment mentions names and places in a distorted form and lacks coherent context. The readable parts include scattered proper nouns and nonstandard phrases without a clear event or outcome.
Northern Suburbs Championship Revival Sparks Tennis Revival
The article reviews a revived tennis scene in Sydney and surrounding NSW after years of war, highlighting the Davis Cup ties and the Sydney championships at Spalpey Cricket Ground. It recalls past champions like Norman Brookes, Dudley Watt, and other notable figures, and notes plans for interstate matches, upcoming state and national events, and international interest as England and Australia resume prewar competitions.
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Lawr Tennin
Sydney
Spapey Cricket Ground
Te Vely
Touichiardente
Gregory
Renale
Dudley
Ren Green
Hairy Crossman
Bray Champian
Hocks Pice
Shapree Collin
White
Weearney Mead Sateen
Dr Eaves
Norman Brookes
Brookes
Rupert
DR Sharp
Kearney
Stefesulon
Amid
Nsw
Hove
Bae
BSW
Associstan
Jay Nee
Pepenvalip
Laven Tennis Roetelation
Byarey Age
Sydney Ciember of Commerce
Bsing
Arc Thanp! Wilding
Ténerat Eiamers Asia
Mathony
Wilding Menor
Nto Dat
Neil
Kopper Prach
Nell
Agein Pegeh
Pesel
Norman Peach
R. Nelle
Pockley
Senda
Bockley Belove
Anderson Sravicie
St John
Mars C. Lloyd
Hobe
Carmichael
Bullough Smd Tai
Chub
Hinds
Javin Brennan
Hasper
Clutt Lao
Laye
Bullaugh
Eigane
Furey
Be i Mice Deer
Mrs. Willis
Mia” Goodman
Aid Mins Beegling
England
Tesh
Tyle
All England Club
Lawn Tennis’ Association
Sa Action
Wimbledon
All Englang Club
Wilson
Arisious
National Defence
Ita
Milo Langlen
Indies
Amex SP
Revival of plucky tennis week draws crowds at Sydney
In a lively biennial event narrative the Australian tennis revival gathers 60 teams entering the City of Sydney championships of doubles and singles. The tournament runs March 7 to 11 with new venues at Double Bay and Killara, featuring top players like Nelmito and SG Anderson.
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Associathan
Double Bay
Willy
City of Sydney
NWSW
Tannis Assacighiun
Maren
Bostes Rixty
Annend
Yune
Ie Aia
Victoria
Adelaide
Geelong
Banter
Killara Glut
Stoen
Killare
Fontedtatin
Nelmito
SG. Anderson
Ty 'Eet
Neve Devin
Pigein Jurman Peach
Thy Fane Club
Thy Fane Club, of Med Feat Was Expectad Bt Actually To Play Anew Bet
Thug Pe Saeed Igynbed
Rnlinte
Valory
WO Cree
Alvhen
Kytay
New South Wales Bowl Championship Results Report
A garbled report shows the New South Wales bowls pennant competition results. Teams such as Hunters Hill, Warengen, Mil, and Balmain posted wins, with scores like 10870 and 10.75 noted alongside several district matches including Petersham Redfern and Balmain versus other clubs.
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W. F. Corbett
New Gautn Wales
Irnetto Moueli
00Ttana
Wale
Bat Saurday
Cian
Andinich
Monon
Hunters
Tor
Ballaea
Nels Syamep
Norah Sydney
Warengen
Kurinsael
Warethpaly
Burwonil
Burwond
Een Khoyne
Ride
Dairerenr
Parsumotia
Petersham
Peterahinm
Many
Fed Fen
Redfern
Wicnell Parke
Matickille
Victora Park
Til'ad Atinsin
Balmain
Charswood
Mosman
Moorman
Ashfield
Exciting Time With Bush Firea and Met Games
A noisy golf meeting at Wentworth Falls features Bush Firea, Rocchi, and players from Yale and Goulburn among others. Spectators and clubs such as Brisbane and Sydney discuss events, with notes on competition, breakfast at Queanbeyan, and a crowded program across regions.
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Bush Firea
Wentworth Falls
Bowling Club Formation Talks at Casino Meeting
A meeting convened to discuss forming a bowling club in Casino, aiming to use municipal park land for a private venture. Two well known locals presented plans, with optimistic hopes a club could be established and sustain a permanent presence in the Piuke quarter.
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Christmpas Rvs
Maver
Powling Club
Casino
Eee
Arivate Enteriimiee
Brateaidt
Stee
Casino Iyi Keine
Piuke
Hamore Club's Annual Report Notes Financial Dues and Plans
The Hamore Club reports 907 pounds in dues paid by shareholders, with funds from the old green site and pavilion sale enabling wage payments. It notes improved bowling greens, a new top-dressing machine, and plans for seasonal fixtures. President Mo. A Tewodley outlines cautious enticement and potential future revenue. South Coast Pennant bowling officials discuss expanding to two rinks with Spence and regional clubs urged to join a four-rink arrangement.
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Liespace
Tech
Tumber
LD. Glaston
Warringah
Amie
Tate
Knowles
Aly Wutebievrensie
Ihe + pany le
South
South Anet
New South Wejes
Ashoerstin
Wammana Cli
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