Tivoli Theatres Current Week Attractions
Sydney and Melbourne listings show Tivoli programmes with stalls, film titles such as Happy-go-Lucky and The Last Comet, and captions indicating shows continuing through February with details on houses and venues like Her Majesty's and Regal. Regional ads note cinema rosters for Adelaide.
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Sydney
Tivol
Her Ar Majesty's the Cinema
Stir Balace
Tion Dawson
Orn
Melbourne
Feilllen
Majesty's
House of Glav
Distant Theatre Acts Parade Through December Listings
A fragmented listing notes J P Ling Wag 41 at the Kingaton Empire and multiple acts at Chelios Palate, Rothers Hippodrome, and Pu Muppodrome between December and January. Performers include Kenny Brothers, Charlene, Chafirne, Mane Lloyd, Wilson Mallet, J en Daley, and Evie Greene with various venues in Glasgow London and Melbourne noted amidst unclear lines.
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May Irae
Tie
Chelios Palate
Phil Ascot
Rothers Bbitha
Fred Poplar
Kisty Wai
Bert Terre
Kenny Brothers
Tsem- Ton Hippodrome
Charlene
Chafirne
San Anverice
Glasgow Pavilion
Mane Lloyd
Beth Tate
Chung Lain Bon
Huddersheld Palace
deeAely
May Moore Duprea
Familiar Names Abroad In November London and England stages
An OCR dense tour notes various entertainers in England and London venues in November. Mentions include Lennon at Liverpool, Flora Cromer near Finchley Park Empire, Gracie Geanape in Northampton, Myron Gilpay illness, Lucille Banstead at Norwich Hippodrome, and Grace Campbell with Patrick Campbell in Dublin. The piece traces appearances across Tivoli, Olympia, Tivoli Gardens, and other theatres with multiple acts and residencies.
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Flora Cromer
Finbury Park Empire
London
Bright
Comedienne
Leatut
Gracie Geanape
Pengle Nf
Changes In Opera Recital Prompts Mixed Reactions
A garbled passage discusses ongoing changes in an opera or recital program, with disrupted names and unclear events. It mentions varying singers, themes, and possible performances, noting public reactions and the sense of evolving presentation.
Mum Dawson Boss in Australian Stage Play Review
Fragmented OCR text provides hints of a theatre review involving Mum Dawson as boss and a production linked to Australia. It mentions The Bert Hailey Company, a Cantey water, and Shon We Vesa, with scattered references to theatrical roles, a production title, and reactions from Annerton. The piece appears to discuss management, a theatre work, and reception, though many details are garbled.
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Byaneys
Bert Hailey
Australis
Fufjvinine
Tajo
Sian
Ined
Annerton
Wallnetora
Theatrical Employees’ Plea in Retrospective Sanctions
The executive committee of the Theatrical Employees Association last week sanctioned a scandal over a vocal performance breach. A retrospective award is planned once the issue is reviewed in the Usierdl Muigeaion Court for a possible period of review. The secretary Mr C Filipe stated a February 4 meeting decided to recommend at the Belereel gathering that a section of the organization receive supervision, with some information withheld as the executive panel believes a broader review is needed.
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Governini
Voiuisville House
Shaw
Revie
C Filipe
The General and the Stage Heed Attention in Court
A fragmented report notes debates over theatre and revue performances in Dorzien, with references to England and legal counsel. It mentions Mr Ifield Shull and the Alhambre Cou td, along with probate hearings and a figure named Williams amid the current term.
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Dorzien Hay Weir
Tibet
Abe Teat
England
Han Fed
Ifield
Alhambre Cou
Local Melbourne pantomime stars in revived era show
The Canary revives Yeaveray memories as Sydney Jana leads with apne and hui Hes, while Nond and Graystone render the loyalty of a Teananaihie Ine age. Mina Lewis Mite Rentini and 2 others enchant the audience with a delightful turn. The Mouse That Jack Built troupe at Her Majesty's Melbourne faces a perpetual complaint over mispelt names as Sammy and Roxbury name mispronunciations. Fullbrook’s versatile portrayal in The House thet Teck Built draws praise, with a large cast recalling pantomime days and a Children’s Festival matinee to come.
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Mina Gwen Lewy
Tong
Sydney
Jana
Ned
Mina Lewis
Mouse
Jack
Melbourne
Her Majesty's
Hilde Buiver
Rodbury
Roxbury
William
Pullbaok
Bie dc
Sulibrook
Ceusterosia
Chicken
Avertelie
Sarah
Ikal
Fullbrook
Pullinele
Alee
Sallary
College Hay
Loafer
Wwe
Williamson
Ivan
Younasters
Chor
Ballew
Gsorse Tallis
Arwaum Ct
Namtomillie
Aye Word
Anmounves
Bepua
Stage and the Ture: Molly Maguire and Peggy Pestie in Wollies
MisE Molly Maguire a longtime popular member of the Wollies chorus rumored to be central in recent internal shifts. Peggy Pestie, once a leading figure, is noted for a notable collaboration with Miss Maguire and Hughie Kearns, a well known Microrian stockey, shaping stage dynamics amid a changing lineup.
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Molly
Maguire
Chor
Mise
Peggy Pestie
Mies Pécs
Hughie Kearns
Fragmented legal appeal tale in London court
A garbled OCR report outlines a prolonged appeal in London involving a medical examiner and an attorney named Mine Coal, with references to a ferry, a judge named Mr Justice Ratikeo, and questions about a promoter's actions. The text hints at a court of appeal decision and a toss of factual details, but readable elements point to a complex, unsettled case.
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London
Ameralia
Doyle
Ratikeo Heli Dha
Abe
Court of Appeal
Australian film plans loom from Latimer dinner talk
Mr Alec Latimer of Mayer-Larky Corporation outlined Australia’s potential film industry gains after a Monday night dinner at Water’s Metropolitan Motel. Lorimer announced intent to submit scenarios to principals, seeking scenic quality and suitable climate for production and distribution.
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Alec Latimer
Mayer-Larky’ Corporation
Prorate
Tert Amerite
Ryaney
Water's
Metropolitan
Reyrain
Loris
Lorimer
Veey
Eaplovtin
Australia
Tig Sculf
Leorimer Haw
Fridk
America
California
Lasky
Worimer
Suinig
Follies star roles and Melbourne trial at Tivoli
The Melbourne Tivoli program features Arion and Miss Pearce in European and Australian tours with the Follies. Miss Pearce, Miss Degas, Miss Early, and Miss Rave headline a cast including Miss Peate and Miss Beate in new acts. The show notes front events from the front in France to Australia with performances by Sydney Years and other principals.
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America
Auueralia
Heldmanners
Nim
Pearce
Australa
Covell
Thelma Rave
Melbourne
Merntn
Jis
Epeller
Tivoli
Max Vera
Mise
Peate Sein
Very Good Eddie to Open at New Palace Theatre
The musical comedy Very Good Eddie with J and No Tall debuts at the newly-risen Palace Theatre on Saturday February 10. It has been a big hit in America for two seasons, with luminous cast including Tucker and Lily, and scores from Lupino and Kern. The show’s story unfolds with witty misunderstandings among newlyweds aboard a riverboat, amid lively songs and buoyant humor.
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Bédie
No Tall
Securday
America
Hudson River
Cour
Tucker
Sober
Ny Lily
Andee Hieinten
Canada
Knainod
New
York
Baber
Barry Lupino
Edie
Muse
Australia
Harping
Mlaved
Aurrali
Mr Lupine
New York
Wobinusn
Joe Toh Bech
Amine
Pey
Pia
Sime Fmurehee
Actur
Comedian Seow Cables War Loan Appeal Sparks Attention
Amid a wave of interest in the new War Loan, Seow and other performers headline a cable news segment, praising the effort while tying entertainment to national effort. Harry Lauder is cited as surpassing prior public endorsements in fervor and reach.
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Tale Hs
Pau
Harty
Asher Vere
Harry Lauder
Tivoli Follies at Melbourne Promises Varied Talent
Review of Melbourne Tivoli Follies show highlighting mime Hockwell Vera Pearce Thelma Raye Bell Oliver and Fred Plaste performances. Vocals dance and comedy praised with a lengthy bill and strong reception. notes Allen Doane headlining with supporting acts and upcoming matinee.
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Tivoli Follies
Melbourne
Tole
Mia Vera Pearce
Ion Thelma Raye
Loek Gamet
Gen
Welch
Jenn
Weils
Mise Bell Oliver
Fred Plaste
Jha Seemain
Mins Daley
Sldney Yates
Mise Jean Ket
Adelaide Theatre Sees Noted Debut and Seance Tailend
The article notes a notable Adelaide Theatre audience event with a seance tailend and a strong attendance. It mentions a new inductory display and remarks on the presence of members from the medical profession and church leadership in a Friday gathering.
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Saarn
Adelaide
Felurdar
Veimarhahl
K Nulpit
Inechenes al Asakide
Theatre row in Brisbane names Royal Players at Theatre Royal
Fragmentary report notes the Royal Players and Syndicate enjoinment in Brisbane with Vera Rarer and Chee Farnham among the cast. It mentions a Saturday change and the Theatre Royal as home to The Martyrdom of Nurse Cavell, with Danbury Company producing under Robert Holmart’s leading role.
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Royal Players
Enioyne
Vera Rarer
Chee Farnham
Romen
Theatre Royal
Hay
Nurse Cavell
Dan, Bary Company
Robert Holmart
Dan
Wellington Notes and Personal Notices in January
In Wellington a series of local notices recounts staff changes in Auckland Choral Society with Mr Galih Muslim noted as possible successor and Mr Bentley Runell praised in theatrical circles. Obituary notes mark the death of a renowned vocalist, Mr Ernest Einpann, in Auckland, highlighting his ties to prominent vocal groups. condolences and reminiscences follow.
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Wellington
J. Mauchan
Nan
Auckland. Choral Society
Ulier
the. Siciety
Han
Galih Muslim
Bentley Runell
Wellinsia
Mons Boll
Gry Patcione
Anne Hack
Lod Reet
Hlenry Rfett
Aurkland
Marguerite in Faust Sketch At London Stage
A fragmented arts note describes Marguerite and a character in Faust, mentioning Mrs Nevada choosing to wear pink, fashion details, and stage business. It cites Parisian influence and notes the painter Mr. Herbert Bidney as the author of a benign sketch.
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Marguerite
Nevada
London
Benign
Herbert Bidney
Trek in Canada and royal reception in wartime era
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Canadian journey involving Sir Herbert Teet and a “wreat secretion” with mentions of Acro and Nee Rah University. The text hints at advice to royalty, a Somanians issue, and a wartime context with expediency and a Holy War reference, but details are unclear.
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Canada
Sir Herbert
Montreal
Herbert
Referee Theatrical Letter Back Referee Theatrical Letter
Fragmented OCR text includes names and phrases about a musical or theatrical letter addressed to a referee. It references places, people, and possible events though the copy is garbled with many misspellings and stray words. The readable portions suggest a discussion of theatrical letters, possibly a review or correspondence, with scattered names and terms across locations.
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