Auction Block and Theater Listings Across Cities
The page lists Australian city shows and auction notices including Sydney samples and Melbourne acts. Names such as Peter Dayrson and Annette George appear alongside Brisbane Tivoli and Adelaide Jack and the Beanstalk mains. The period voice hints at entertainment and sales events on March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Tiyoll
Peter Dayrson
Annette George
Sigh Matenyys Bick
Klip
Ala
Toso
the Sheard
London revue and theatre shows spark Sydney program
A busy list of theatrical plans dominates the Sydney scene with matinee samples at Tivoli and new openings at The Playhouse on March 16. The Bing Boys are Here in New South Wales and tours across northern centres are planned. Miss Kathiene MacDowell nears end of run at Criterion with March 9 to 23 repertoire including The Rainbow and The Willow Tree. The So Lone Lefty Club marks its first anniversary with a dinner at Pearceon's Cafe, while Miss Ghet Cadman appears in The Bag Hips at Fevile. Major artists from Australia and New Zealand prepare revivals and new productions, with Mrs Daly and other stars featured in prominent roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Strollers
Eowne and Wall Vrait
Pearcon
Pitistreet
Sydney
Nme
Charles Workman
Magee
Sydney Shows Of The Week At Tivoli Theatre
The Tivoli Theatre showcases a weekly program featuring Phil Smith, Celia Ghitoni, Ethel Vallen, and Nellie Leach with Frank Greene and Guy Magiey. Acts include song, dance, and novelty numbers, with a new matinee lineup highlighting a rare water pantomime. The act draws strong applause as a popular demure humor showcase in Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Printipaln
Paroples
Bis
Elen
Jean ‘Kaivh
Eve
Phil Smith
Celia Ghitoni
Ghitoni
Austalia
Royal Strollers Tour Promotes Aladdin Pantomime
The Royal Strollers announce a touring potted pantomime Aladdin set to visit Queensland and New South Wales. Connie Milne as the title role headlines a cast including Sydney James and Billy, with a 20th anniversary celebration and a new program featuring operatic, sacred, and light music segments. A Thursday matinee at 3 10 marks the next performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auseralsul
Sieckerin
Aladdin
SU Pekin
Rium
Connie Milne
Sean So Ee
Madelime Roeaher
Sydney James Famor
Troduelione Swtucht Duce Inunite Eeedig
Soaney Jamon
Stroliers
Aleddin
Queensland
New Lesland
Mari
Sydney James
Femous Upper
Billy
Wisker
Jimex
Peg o My Heart at the Palace Captivates Sydney Audience
A lively Sydney stage revival of Peg o My Heart drew warm applause on Saturday night. Beatrice Valdwyn as Ethel Chichester and Cecil Bookes as Montgomery Hawkes delivered polished performances. cast changes noted, with Gervd Henson returning as Peg's lover and Doris Gilham giving a sharp comic turn as a chilly rival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peg O
Palace
Allgood
Sydney
Bee
Hartley
Henson
Peps
Jovy
Bod
Beatrice Valdwyn
Pop
Ethel Chichester
Pemson
Uren
Cysil Mac
Hyne Au
Doris Gilham
Cecil Bookks
Montgomery Hawkes
G. Kay Souper
Alfred Harford
Beny
Vonnett
Maman
Reston
Personal notes on Sydney Janes Way and stage figures in London
A correspondent questions birthplace of Mr Sydney Janes Way while recounting London theater figures. The item lists dancers, managers, and actors such as Madge Titheradge and George d Arcy Edwardes, noting wartime death and substantial sums in county business, with references to Drury Lane and The Stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Janes Way
London
Feed Storey
George Stdwardey
Escle
Worververshire
Gancer
Hylvie
Poole
Madge
Drury-lane
Lindkey
Goodwinden
George d'Arcy Edwardes
George Luwardes
Salmon
Wolfram Carey
Carey
Tary
Stannary Tull Lane
Penny Red Cross
Sam
Brisbane
Brisare
Melbourne farewell at Tivall'on noted by audience
A chaotic report recounts Maeve and companions bidding Melbourne goodbye at the Tivallon on Saturday evening. Amid stage and crowd confusion, a formal message printed on a hat drew sympathy. the speaker indicated plans to travel to New Zealand and possibly rethink a return, with a nine month window floated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saar
Melbourne
Tivall
Maeve
Toma Hogy
New Zealand
Bhatia
Romney
Evista
Abe
Hannen
Stage Stars Shine Amid Tivoli Vaudeville Notes
The Macleys and Reneé face early fame in Paris and London revue nights while Dick Whittington and Cat appear at Her Majesty's Theatre. Maggie Dickinson dazzles in black Columbine, with a racy score and tableaux of eyes and checkerboard set pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macleys
Tivoli
Guy Macley
Paris
Lille
Europe
Renee Bean
Wien
Malle
London
Pater Dannon
Wells Anovin
New York
Ness
Alet
Dick Whittington
Majesty's Theatre
Migs Dickinson
Falen
Vers Pearce
Pauline
Cipal Boy
Gael
Aladdin and The Hover Thae at Reval Theatre
Report of Christmas season shows and rehearsals at the Reval Theatre with the Jack Bult production and the Jivenite panto. Mention of Ada Reeve, Mrs. Browns, and Miss Rosa Albs with receipts and public subscriptions totaling £14,000 and a soprano voice development noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eritace
Carly
Ada Reeve
Rampletike
America
Department of the Tell
King's Theatre
Mesura J
Ashers
Theatre Royal
Dbl
Va Rvah
Sng
Mies Ags
Toeve
Trom
John McCall
Weith
Grr
An Bolte
Matsee
la Avalla
Viet Orwe
Rosa Albs Ii
Omee Agal
Mise Rye Albelua
Melbourne search for missing singer fills Melbourne paper
The report traces the summons in Melbourne noting a singer named Caro Nome and colleagues Guns's Bins and Schubert's Gretchen’s. Blundell provided a striking Grieg Lovely Night in Simmer, Glorians, and Tipton's The Shirk, with Amadio performing admired oboe tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Guns
Bins
Schubert
Gretchen
Ney Blundell
Grick
Simmer
Tipton
John Amadio
Theatre notices and film listings in Hobart send mixed signals
A fragmented Hobart page lists theatre ads and shows at His Majesty's Theatre. Reeve is expected at the Regisl ssaly venue with late night entertainment, while Dr Lewis Henry now manages a local house. Vaudeville and two film showings appear alongside Rex Beach's The Barrier at His Majesty's Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ads Reeve
Lawis Henry
Tenmerance Mall
Rex Beach
His Majesty's Theatre
Mary Pickford’s Cable in Green Kimmaka Issue
The March issue of Green Kimmaka features Mary Pickford with three colored illustrations and a three page spread. The item notes her message acknowledging receipt of The Green Room cake for December and mentions interviews with Mlle. Kenne Aunege and other revue acts, plus letters to the editor and social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy
Dooms
Paramount
Mary Bickford
Faisiys
Hollywood
Hove
Mary Pickford
Green Room
California
Mary
South Coast Fishing Reports Highlight Bream and Whiting
Reports from Greenwell Point and Mawarra note prolific bream and whiting catches. Sydney visitors join Newcastle entrants in a fishing competition at Nobbys Beach, with Sidney Holbrook winning the first prize for the heaviest afternoon catch. Weather and sea conditions influenced the round, while Victorian notes mention local fairs and acclimatisation society activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presen
Greenwell Point
Duburkad
Fe Pay
Aye
Leo Plenti
Mackhead
Gerringome
Dudley
Flattery
Sydney
Mick Simmons
Newcastle
Nobiy
Sidney Holbrook
Merewether
W. Murray
Marsh
New Zealand Cricket Notes from Wellington and Auckland
In Auckland last Saturday centuries by Dacre Smith and Worker. Ponsonby defeated Mornington, North Shore beat Parnell, Sydenham 126 and 282 in defeat of Albans. Wellington teams continued victors with Trenthiar and Parone's clubs. The Sportsmen’s Roll of Honor lists fallen and injured players including KR J Skinner and Archon Wyatt Billis, with brief notes on their service and clubs. Personal notes cover local officials, racing and bicycle clubs, and club financials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Auckland
C. C Dacre
Nurith Brvuce
Smith
Worker
Ponsonby
Gratton
Atapost
Spiers
Baker
Sioman
Punch
Snedden
North Shore
Parnell Roade
Dacre
Arblaater
Sale
Rankin
Parnell
Sydenham
RH. Booth
Gray
Worcester
Albans
D. W. Reese
J. W. Rose
Bradmoore
Cariaurack
Mornington
Carbrouke
Dunedin
Tiutchi
Sun
Hapteway
Taher
Raynord Foc Asi
Cameron
John Hale
Arthur Plater
Trenthiar
Petone
Uldiers
I Pryer
Bruce
Caygil
Kenney
Bemunite
Parone
Macintosh
Cro Bie
Ord Boys
Beechey
Morris
Lambert
Altocerher
Ramy
Gypiner KR
J. Skinner
Rithibw
Etaples
France
Wessly
Hike
Jim
Waite Khawn Glare
AulNiggie
Inver Cargill
Dunedin Chit
Tlder
Arthur
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the Theatrical Gazette
Satan
Adelaide
Bing Boys
New Wales
Iurde
Mildred Q'Rysen
Valemtine
Bees
Caaghe
Hugh
Sipden
Mr. Hough J. Ward
Gthet
Charles Wenmamy
The
Wallan
Ester Holla
Mies
Graham Browne
Somerset Waugham
Daly
Dos
TIVOL
Theatre Assy
Wure
Feovenie Mercere
Lowlun
Avi
ClibuLss
Wer Majesty's
Willams, Ie
Ulery
Wahrel Huuay
Criterion
Je Wiifwonon, Ad
East Sty
Than Tentt
Long Legs
Deat Wlisessay
Mats
Marie Tempust
Brland
Mrs
Dot
James Ann Tio Sulikey Danu
Tivoll
Ouredon J. Willamsoy
Mats Yad
Arv Pantani
Ie Ming
Gi Theatre Royal Nn
ML LD Son
Nueiel Sram
Kors
Stanly
Lily
Interstate News
Laney Brown
MR. Frank
Greene
WR Frani
A. Williams
Garden OF Eden Ballet
Tivoli Theatre
Tange
Mira Adatterre
Ailjerm
Exery
Minnie Love
Hobart
William Anderson
Sousession
East Lynne
March Green Room
Werrnambon Acelitnt Sotegenpetay Te Marsal
Uae
Ballarst Acclimatiserion Society
T. Richard
Atghing Tagele
Varma Tr Cinemas
Hanke
Uwe Tate
Warket ST
Australia
Smartest Moving Picture and Theatre Magazine
Daily Telegraph
N.Z. Sport
Riseman Antiys
Edward Norman
Miccarton
Lever
Christchurch
Aew
James Camhley
Hawke's Bay
Seraushy
Waipawai
Reynolds
Wanderer Bicycle Club
Snys Quelitisn
Han Fcanpat
Enamapion
Invercattill
W. He Robershas
Bank of
Auvitalania
New
Figmouthy Way
Ror. Browne
Sta
Rovervshaw
Rereavell Golf Club
J. Hartland
Auckvan Acing Gta
EBC
Lystelton
Ify
Tewnagile
Queenelarch
Gover Crse
Old United
Avon Rowing Club
Chriatchurch
Eavingx
Pachosie Ince
Sybil Anundale
Dick White
Kenniggton
Weaton
Miller
Lepath
Miller's
TESTI
Wakaganes
Mtg Digs
Tivole Tuwate
Auclamie Ui Yarvisalang Trity A. Trom
Manny Uckaris
Tvou Wun
AUP
UWA
Aehtoshe
Loverwing Miooton
ANT Union
Tel
F. Scott
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