Anona Wilkins joins London stage troupe in England
Te Pana's Page notes ANONA WILKINS from Sydney has joined the Whe Law Whiit connected London World Follies, now performing under the name Anon Winn. RENEERELLY, famed for earlier comic roles, is also in England with ERALD IAT SOUTHER noted as a well remembered character actor touring the country.
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Anona Wilkins
Sydney
Chielsea Follies
London
Anon Winn
Erald Iat Soufhr
England
Rumors and Marriages Stir London and Broadway Circles
A jumble of entertainment notes recalls Mary Piel ford denying marriage rumors on March 6 1920 and marrying Douglas on March 31 1920. Amid gossip about Pickfair Hollywood and theatre talent, figures such as Arry Wootton Kay Collins Maurice Moscovitch and Douglas Fairbanks are referenced alongside stage and screen names in London and New York. The column sketches careers from vaudeville to Broadway, London Drury Lane and Times Square, with multiple personal and professional moves across 1919 1920 theaters and film studios.
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Mary Pielford
Douglas Furr
Mary
Douglas
Pickfair
Hallywood
Duglas Fairbanks
Emu Golding
Will Rogera
Mickey Mouse
Junes Swwiets
Tivol Stason
1St Street
New York
Wit Boyd
Elinor Fale
Angeles
Passings and Theaters in the United Kingdom
The column mentions Yora Lipakow Ska and Glascow stage tours by Trudenick Hobbes and Gilbert Sullivan works. ARQUIS DE LA FPALASSE directing a French version of The Queen's Necklace for the company. Avlova dances at the Ginaigen Alhambra with Pisnowekt and Cristine in the troupe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trudenick Hobbes
Wowie Tue
Sigmn
Austrola
Gilbert - Sullivan O Beuvon
General Ieshiss Mntt- Oger
Thie Dovly Curle
Arquis DE LA
Gloria Soynson
Ute.o
Avlova Wom
Will Tour Australia by Peracer Mundin and Cast
A fragmented listing notes performer Mundin touring Australia with comedy acts from The Desert Lane and a smpatich tikic. Ernest Mitchell returns to London after years with Hoyle Theatres Ltd as musical conductor. POM MIX and Tony the horse to open at Olympia London for a month starting December. SEASTROM, a Hollywood director, brings Watchers and Sone to Europe. Countess Sonia plans a Russian dance company with Noel Coward joining Private Lives cast. Tall cunct headlines Albert Hall appearance. Sarles Coburn, veteran mime, and Winder Ekettle perform. Stuart, an Avatarsian conjuror, features in Wimbledon era entertainment. Don performed in a straight fort in Sydney with Hugh J. Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Mitchell
Hoyle Theatres Ltd
Australia
London
The Play's the Thing in a Wandering Musical Sketch
In a fragmented seventeenth century style fragment a speaker laments music in daily life from theater to telephones and radios. It railes at the ubiquity of song and sound with witty jabs at performers and modern culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Pepee
Hellowond
Bopranes
Pieturs
Film stars and new operatic tones spark Hollywood tease
A fragmented piece notes Hollywood figures Mery Garden and Signor Speghetti promising operatic entertainments despite audiences tiring of trashy music. An ad proclaims a theme song for a forthcoming feature while a studio seeks a pure picture, hoping to attract global interest with quality over clutter.
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Australia
Mery Garden
Signor Speghetti
Hollywood
Burinegs
Muse
Vitor
Uel
Australian vaudeville acts tour US stages
Australian violinist Jeary Dane and George HM Arthur join a tour contrasting American music acts with Roe Wyse Vie Surprise who once appeared in Chicago. Hurley and Ortone headline London Tivoli style shows with Sanders and Bugliak noted in New York. Reidy brings Australian musical comedy to the Lyceum in London last month.
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Jeary Dane
George HM Arthur
USA
TY Reidy
Melresn
Lyceum
London
Felovis
Palladum
AyoEsson Taylor
Nullie
Stewart
du Barry
Engilah
Bui Hariigton
Films For Britons Why not British films for the Empire
Britons in the Dominions seek a glimpse of home and English voices. British pictures are reaching Dominion screens in growing numbers and delegates at the Imperial Conference studied their production. Britain aims to supply Empire cinema and home audiences value films that retain distinctly British character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Empire
Dominions
Dominion
England
Britain
Australian Actor Meets George Arliss in rough talk
EDNARD STEPHENS recalls meeting George Arliss, praising his charm and skill. The conversation covers Arliss’s early days with the Boutars, their modest theatre upbringing, and Stephens’s own brief stint with a manager who fired him before rehiring.
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George
Arliss
Ednard Stephens
Australia
Jack Billett
Leonard
Tack
George Ariisa
Stevens
Sit
Tos Boutar
Lla Brothar
Farren
God
Sontar
Ariles
Joe
T John
Slace
World of Early 20th Century Stage Names and Touring Acts
An illustrated roundup of performers including EWIS MILESTONE winning a top Academy award, PRED NIBLO joining Fox Milins in a directorial project, and updates on ALBERT OREANELL star status in London. It lists Australian and British actors, vaudeville teams, and engagements in New York, Boston, London, and Melbourne, with notes on upcoming shows and touring schedules.
Remember Him Harry Laudor At Empire Southampton
Morn after returning from England, Harry Laudor appears at the Empire Southampton with a Cavalier of the Streets. Chevalier’s flat picture shows a Cavalier of the Streets after the station return.
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Gir
Harry Laudor
Southampton
Chevalier
Staton
England
The Button of the World explores Antarctic life
A London privately shown exploration film follows an over twelve month natural history voyage to South Georgia. Directors Robert Cushman Murphy and Dr Ludwig Kalil Larsen document sun elephants birds and whale captures with sledges and dogs kept away to avoid disturbing wildlife.
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Antarctic
London
South Georgia
Robert Cushman Murphy
Exfor
Up the River and Other Prizes on Screen
A fragmented review roundup praising and critiquing films from prison dramas to westerns. Notable mentions include Warren Ostner and Spencer Treey in a misfiring ‘Up the River’ sequence, Gary Cooper’s presence in a dull “The Spoilers” shot, and a mix of action, romance, and comedy across titles featuring John Barrymore, Wallace Beery, Lewt Stone, Leila Hyams, and Ann Harding.
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Articres
Matshel
Warren Ostner
Spencer Treey
Bort
Loud Haugheter
Veryion
Olaagie
Gary Coopers
Daphne Pollard to Work in England
Australian born comedian Daphne Pollard is slated to return to London to perform in England after a successful career in Britain prior to moving to America. She starred with the Pollard-Gioptian Opera Company on the Pacific Coast and appeared on the New York stage twenty two years ago. Her English revival is anticipated with interest as she resumes performances in Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aphne Pollard
London
Engand
England
Curionely Anoweh
Britain
America
Elel
Pollard Giipotian Opera Company
Pacific Coast
Frat
New York
London appearance of a chorus girl in 1926 Geneva shows
An odd, fragmentary item notes a London appearance by a performer named Baddeley in 1926 linked to Sunday shows in Geneva. It mentions a return to the United States about four years later and ties to Blet Bollywood and Mack Bennett, with unclear references to recent comedies and performances.
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Drigers Baddeley
Oli Trofin
Geneva
Toctio
Bletlywood
Mack Bennett
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