Sydney Cricket Club Notes on Racing and Personalities
A fragmented report surveys Australian sports figures and events. It mentions Mr. Beverm, Mr. Julin Phindeberg, and a cast including Lord Hawke's team, Tommy Hudson, Dr. Rutherford Harris, and Captain Willan Henry Verelat Darel. The piece reflects enthusiastically on cricket, racing, and military connections, noting travel to Sydney and discussions of form and lineage within the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pronk Willicar
Lord Hawke
Anak
Inuibe
BouLh Acriot Weaignaller
Lin Zod
Lod Methoes
Belmont
Windeor
Draghouwnta
Gaunis
Billiards Season Promises Rivalries and Plans
The article outlines upcoming billiards activity with champion challengers Dawson and Roberts, notes on Stevenson’s high breaks in Britain, and anticipated visits to Australia. It highlights a shifting scene, Roberson’s visit, and plans for matches on neutral tables, with commentary on players’ form and prospects for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Stevenson
Old Country
Dhp
Burroughes
Watts
Cecil Harverson
Paris
Btevanson
Hirminghham
Mene Aaloe F. Betamen
Dawson
Bteven- Boo
Bo Sydnereies
A Boer Billiard Match at Poichel slomm described
A fragmentary travel reminiscence details a Boer billiard match in a small Transvaal town described as Poichel slomm. The writer passes a hotel, notes a lively but slow game with red and plate balls, discusses table charges, drinks, and the relaxed pace of play, concluding the score 16 to 1 with unfinished match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champi
Miamlay
Pel
Wola
Sara
Poichelslomm
Cayhal
He Transvaal
Darrow
Hella
Aw Dithe
Baoks
Phoyest li
Turing
Cyrus
Jobnooesinire
Johannine
Bowie
Ibay
Ea 1
Hilliard Review
Theatrical Gazette notes multiple stage events and reviews
The issue surveys a busy theatre week with reports on Tess of the Urberville production at the Royal, remarks on Aggie Tape, and praise for Marjorie Thorpe's performances. It covers the Criterion and Palace offerings, the Bells at Garrick, and previews of the Maitreys Little Red Riding Hood show plus Cyclorama attractions.
London Princess and Australian stage fever gossip
General gossip notes plans involving British stage figures and Australian tours. It mentions My Dear Of Chappie, the Harry Connor Co delivering performances in Anphala, and anticipated American patronage, with figures like Ludwig Amann and Mr Williamson tied to Trilby revival, theatre rights, and new pieces for Australia. It also covers Clement Scott’s book and various London theater interests with actors like Edith Crane and Svengali.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frorr Gefen
London Princess
Chappie
Harry Conor Co
Anphala
Auoland
Triby
Trilby
Darhie
Itegal
Williamson
Sconnel
Paul Potter
Mise
Edith Crane
Mr. Triage Tower
Mr. Beaker Fox
Svengali
Australia
Willararer
Hat Mall
Lersla
Thor Fulks
Howes
London
Clement Scott
Clement
Hie Jong
Landen
Beokl
Muri
Artors
Huatt
Lyons
Peking
Linng
Pauline
van Amburgh
ALSIT
Beccary
Moore
Qremorné
Vreth
Ell Eh Pati
VE. Blonath
Audriey
Cccostellga
Palace Tbat
Origimator
James—uoward
St. Clair
Fanny Palati
Harry Traciem
Elocuthin
B Hurtersercet
Pydnaw
Aracter
Mayhe Follor
Florin Hanger
Stella Tracy
Bates Capel
Eileen Weyrd
Hvonian
Carl Dante
Manariog
Ernest
Irgun
Minalrols
Pertuprnt Mietris
Australis
Puller
Minstrel & Specialty Co
Abl Lines
Velie Adhirens
Hes
Bvimer
Aranedin
Kitt
Pate Betierrs
Armeriem
Ashton
New England
Wineara
Quarreli
Murilla
Pamrworth
Jew
James Ashton
Jack Kearns
Williams Jack Oumedlass
Mr Liberty
Andrews
Ida Rosslyn
Rteferes
Lewis MI
Dtltiee
H. C. Aton
Comune
Ab Tetuiri
Naber
Fortes
UTTE
Bi Mare Aneade
Bwierey
Prominent Actress Beatrice Dunckley in Melbourne Circuit
Hobart dispatch reports Miss Beatrice Dunckley, famed for her roles in Shakespearian and metropolitan stage, touring Australia. The piece details her successful engagement with Barrett’s company in Tasmania, mixed reviews, and upcoming itineraries including engagements on the West Coast and connections to Melbourne and Sydney venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Dunckley
Beatrice Munckley
Criterion Company
Dorne
Mes
Th. W. Lewin
Melbourne
Amalrur
Rome
Orlando
Hee
Majesty's
Slove
Theophe
Twelfth Week at Criterion Theatre Opens January
Public notices announce the Criterion Theatre will open with The Usmpems on Saturday January 30 matinee. Walter Arntlet and Deronda Company star with supporting acts as billed. Prices 2s and 1s. The Sunday Times subscription offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criterion Theatre
Tie Tivel
Particulann
Walter Arntlet Os Mathlas
Meare Welr
Ancelon
Deronda
Intercolonial Theatre Listings Show Busy Holiday Scene
The intercolonial program notes reveal a dull start but a busy holiday period with multiple companies touring. Performances include Genuine Georgia Minervals and Tabama Coke Walkers, Mande Anrooe Ubehea at the Theatre Royal, Little Red Riding Hood at Ureccorne Gantens, and Pollard's Opera Company with The Gicinha. The Heyt and M'Kep, Heavy Dramatic, and other troupes report strong paces across venues like Royal Opera House, Theatre Royal, and Ducedin Princess Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niswal
Theatrival Cards Advertising Terms Advertised
The notice offers special terms for losertion of address cards in the Steferen and other publications. Terms include a four line card at reduced rates and post free delivery for a week, with rates in shillings pence and pennies. Names of recipients and patrons are listed for forwarding.
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N.bw
Queensland
Busi Taupe
Theatre Company Movements Across Cities in Australia
Commonwealth listings show KEW and SOUTH WALBA venues hosting pantomime productions by Williamson Panto Co and Witenes Dramatic Go. Harry Rickards' Go tours Victoria Queensland and plays at Opera House. Hogan's Minstrels perform in Brisbane while West Australia venues Cremorne Gardens and Jones and Lawrence Co feature acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kew South Walbe
Williamson Panto
Witenes Dramatic Go
Harry Rickards
Arcelon and Wate Co
West Australia
Pertbheeneins
Cremorne Gardens
Jones and Lawrence Co
Payne Family of Bellringers tour and other Victorian theatre notes
The Payne Family of Bellringers wrap up a Perth season and perform at Fremadle and Tetost. Miss Kate Howarde’s company previews at the Perth Royal. The Woods-Williamann company sustains a season at the Adelaide Royal with Hands Acreed and other pieces. Casts include Lulah McCarthy, Wilson Harrell Co., Edie Wright, Tom Edwards, Walver Rivers, and others in Ferderode and Pulfer’s Oddfellows Hall tour endings. Beatrice Tay leads a revival at Terry’s Theatre, London. Gourlays have arrived in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne
Perth
Fremadle
Tetost
Kate Howarde
Perth Royal
Mall
Woods-Williamann
Adelaide Royal
Pasar
Wight
Misa Lulah M'Carthy
Hare
Wilson Harrell
Misa Daley Chard
Tom Edwards
Walver Rivers
Mise Edie Wright
Will Bravene
Pulfer
Oddfellows’ Hall
Christchurch
Misa Jellic Brows
Misa Ada Reeve
Misa Beatrice Tay
Pati Browne
Terry's Theatre
London
Gourlays
Local Theatres and Acts Hit by Turbulent Calcutta Tour Amid London Venues
The fragment lists Harmston's Circus and others performing in Calcutta and London venues including Bergresa Theatre of Warletlea Urixton and Metropolitan Edgeware Road. Acts featuring Ming Gora Cagselife, Wilfred Shine, Hall Theatre, and Royal Princess Glasgow appear amid a chaotic tour narrative with multiple theater names and performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halla
Harmston
Circus
Calcutta
Mall
America
Alameda
Tom Woodwell
Warletlea
Urixton
Ming Gora Cagselife
Gatti's
Lomdtad
Too Commune
Jake Friedman
Metropolitan
Edge
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Mr. T. Beverm
Bores Hajper
Julin
Phindeberg
Bow
Sydney
Hay Elven
Mevaniom
Arnone
Mase
A.W. Masute
A.C Payne Fom
Terk
Jema Benarlo
Harry Hifliaed
J. J. Ope
Charlie Banner
Vurcer
Davin
Too Bowel
Jink Watters
W. A. Bilebartern
Iteran
Mirala
Joma Fheuty
Italy
Carian Lege
Corumanld
Wablitie
Esarey
Glace
L. Woods
Tie Telat
Marthew
Walt
Manly Ciigker Ub
Diareks Woods
Weixnis
Manly
Neches
Odo
Bey
Perro
Narbeer
Althbough
le Lael
Alwagen
Oalwir
Mieshwan
Sorchoot
Tommy" Hudeos
Hudson
Rutherford Harris
Linogibby Dadie
Booth Africa
Rad
Lomond
Sim
Atric
Sperkman
Newmarket
Mimawell
East Anglien
Timberfoord Barris
John Roberts
Stevenson
Spo
Hotel
Austrabia
Lla
Cindy Page
Fred Weing
Lao T
Pratchets
Smith
Prraotier
Rae Eitaw
Low
Aueioelia
Lisa
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Teme
Wrias- Tohoar
Champles
Roberts
Teles Arcadia
Volumine
John Traberse
Pbs
Messie
FE Aigele
C. Dawes
Bil Harde’ Publicing Co
Til- Llerts
Blay
Roebert
Billard Review
Tr Romjers
John Treberis
W. Mitchell
Bayman
Robern
Trary and Wood Toruera
Castlereagh ST
Elizabeth Streal
Brisbane
Ori Anerd
Pharles Daween
Pragsese
Bella
Ino Meucem
Wish Losry
Thames
Mitchell
Seven Mo
Ceria
Appara Macher
Chatlenre
Hanes
England
Mieland
Lee
Armani
Owas
Earh
Genlenjan
Alsier
Er Cannon
Charley Memmott
Theatrical Gazette
Hvusey
Pauach
Barry
Fehon
Allisioma
ROYAL
Animalia
Urbervilla
Aggie
Tepane Royer
Ceri
Mawires
Adar
Tess Mocher
Anert
Prowl
Tees
Masai Rologi
Eivenbaaly
Ani
Miog Meithrao
Tellyoe
Sen Jong
Tyas Pewee
Amesrican Aerog
Gerathy
He Peerceayal
Sogul
Lewee
Marlen
WP Hawtoy
John Durbeyfield
Jubia Merton
Mesard
Puavil Garrick
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Christian
J. Wy Sweeney
Mans
Harry Douglass
Walter
Hope Moyne
Preety
Anootle
Mise Aithel Mun
Laveel
Pethlinetion
Ann
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Mir. i Nunn
BE. Gallagher
Mr. i' Walebe
Mr. & Kealy
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Prikay Wighs
Habrry
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Mensky
Artiele
Pery Popiter
Sir
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Fret Daves
Howard Chambers
Lee Werer
Abtis Smith Siders
Misa Fanny Powers
Min Win Cady
Misa
Mise Wiehe
Emlor
Sonka
Geane Gorton
Bernard Repinasse
Willian
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Jermatert
Aden
Arini
Williameno
Her Majesty's
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Taddie Amann
Wwanry Rickards
Jeodon
Herr Amann
Crawley
Aitograph
Pbheingrapha
Mime
Melba
Weallby
Wottars
Tore
Wits
Tasmanian News
Alfred Dampier
Hobart Royal
Withon Barrett
Losedon
Paria
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Shakespeare
Am VengeAare
Tammy” Hadewn
Hobart
Oder
Ray
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Yfori
Vahlare
Tisioraing
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Secnion
Moet
Jennora
Mobert
Kid Ceak
Strahan
Zeeban
Queenstowh
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Lat
Miriam Lewis
J. E. Shepherd
Inxs
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Westralia
Bacoherd
National
Barrett
Wilson Garren
Marines
Lyceum
Loerden
Mira Maul
Wilson Barret
Hig
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Charles Olekens
Doglly
Fanny Kembla
Langiry
Mary Anderson
Cornwallis
Mich Agai
Fem
Pheioeraphers
Jared Bernhard
Ainud MacCarthy
Andyi
Roglach
Desirvea
Abe
Madame Melba
Amerins
Leoion Weiter
Holland
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Hague
Berlin
Pat Austry
Germany
Polly Newsbury
Croumectia
Queen's Beath
Charlee Abbott
Osmond Carr
Thia
Worman
Broughton
Abbott
Houghton
Jerusalem
Tibet
Canota
SOLUS
Concerten
Meneses
Pataen Theater
Lemere
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Lerten
Weosessay
Baturdat
Larry Tiwari
Tivo Uikeyanis
Florrie
George
Biabop
Pore
Bayon
Taa Pun
Hee Majesty's Theatre
Lemer
We. J.C
Ryenyey
Witamson
Bras Art Espisarar
Sole Leswrard Mangere
Barry Resin
Matiner
Atenzalia
Tess OF the D'Urbervilles
Tone
Tigr
Kingston
Amgal
Sunday Times
la Peor
Eetz-Spa Proprietary
William A. Crawley
Hite
Mela
Victor J Larry
Moore Lawcon
Exjedin J. Brody
J. J. Hee
Ts. Bead
Cect
Gonton and Gatch
Intercolonial Letters
Corceepandrak
Harry Feenkarrds
Ompany Wikiel
Haiskane Bievs
Atslaiuve Atoms
Eucurday
Toyal
Wondse Wittarmson Shnanvath Company
Janmacy
Mesere
Jones
Lawrence
Ceaeit
Misa Lotte Moore
Ethceres
Albert Ueliivan
KEW Zealand
Jian
Brough
Chiigechurch
Aland Holts Company
Auckland
Hondays
Sporting Life
Monte
Outlaw Kelly
Fron Beetland Yard
Shamrock
Thinde
Tha Queen
Ee A
Becrasary Parssages
M. J. Cutmia
Nun Colman
MM. Mackie
BEM FL
Ernest Mobkins
Huby Ouabe
Ernest Inmgan
AAC
Williams Kearns
W Wayeton
Havord
Bison
Victoria
Opera House
M'Adoo
Hogan's Minstrels
Pargee
Markham Kran
Ernest Arthur Breas
Bevis
Mr Will of
Makbuat
Eave
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