Lilac Domino revival lights up Sydney Royal Theatre
Sydney audiences flocked to theatres amid rain with Lilac Domino at the Royal drawing strong applause. Kitty Reidy stars alongside George Baker and a strong cast in a lively revival, while Lee White announces a two week Back Again season at Theatre Royal starting July 19. Sally Melville’s farewell at Palace creates a festive finale as patrons celebrate the show’s success.
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Sydney
Lee White
Lilac Domino
the Royal
Goodie Reeve
Q Sydney
Ubidag Brummond
Grand Opera Mouse
Mary
Lilaa Domina
the Palace
Allen Boone
Lucky O'ddes
Sally
Josh Mebville
George Highland
Melville
George
Jose v
Palace Theatre
Aror
Mane
J. C. Williamson, Ltd
Theatre Royal
Beggars Opera
the Royal Law
Kitty Faiay
Lop Whie
McIntosh
Miss Reidy
Gladya Momnerleff
Maid of the Mountains
Melbourne
Chuain Chow
Her Majesty's
Kitty Reidy
Rene Maxwell
George Baker
Andrew Aubigny
George Gee
Hugh Steyne
Gee
Steyne
Marie Eaton
Gracie Laver
Gaston Mervale
Ray Roberta
Jack Dunne
Phyllia Amery
Daisy Yates
Fred McKay
Josis Melville
Om Holkaya
Lydia Lipkovske
Mona Magnet
Tivoli
Misa Megnet
Alan Brooks
Phyllis May
Breen Robinson
Big Four
Royal Southern Singers
Aoze
Haywood Aniay
Olive Carew
Helen Boice
Vaude
Verne
Eileen
Marjorie
Ernest Pitcher
Wakefield
Fullers
J. H. Wakefield
Fuller’ New Theatre
Odiva
Scala
Nello
Nash
Anderson
Keeley
Aldous
Don Moreni
Comay
Kersch
Murphy's Pills and Cure Touted in Local Ad Sale
An OCR fragment advertises Murphy's pill product line including Boechuilem and Wor Woy MBW with a price of 6/8 per box. The text mentions a free vent offer and a promotional chewable form, with unclear seller details and dates.
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Apertent Rowe
Bulldog Drummond at the Opera Howe A crowd pleaser
A large audience filled the Grand House last Saturday for Hugh J. Ward's first play Bulldog Drummond at Budney. New cast members include H Mulcaster Douglas George Bellamy Charles Road Night Sylvia Bhaw Eve Gray with strong turns by Night Petersen and Lakington.
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Grand House
Drummond
Hugh J. Ward
Budney
H. Mulcaster
Douglas George Bellamy
Charles Road Night
Sylvia Bhaw
Eve Gray
Sapper
Villians
Bulldog Drummond
Phyllis Benton
Sylvia Bhow
Vamp
Irma Petersen
Villian
Carl Petersen
George Bellamy
Dr. Lakington
Charley Road Night
Theatrical losses in New Zealand show heavy burdens
John Farrell of the J Williamson Company reports The Peep Show lost £3600 on the Dominion tour due to £3000 in fares and freights £2278 for labor £1539 for playbills and sundries and £1382 for amusement tax Nine percent tax burdens traveling companies and may force closure of Christchurch Wellington and Auckland theatres unless costs fall The Williamson firm owns those venues and faces a £400 weekly loss if theatres close.
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John Farrell
Newid
J. ©. Williamson
New Zealand
Dominion
Denison Company
Clay Smith- Lee White Company
Grosamith Company
Farrell
Williamson
Christchurch
Wellington
Auckland
Australia
Melbourne Shows and Theatre Glamour Dominate Weekend
Last Saturday night Hugh Ward led a lavish London revue ocketa with Lorna Toots Pounds and Charles Austin top billing. Sybil Tan and Ruby Norton drew crowds while Harry Lauder opened at the King's Theatre. Hobart amateur production In Town faced a loss near 400 pounds. The Forty Thieves juvenile cast prepares three nights at the Royal next Saturday under Ming Bella Robinson.
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Hugh Ward
London
Ocketa
Lorna
Toots Pounds
Charles Austin
Melbourne
Sybil
Tan
Ruby Norton
America
Comedienne
Tivoli
Harry Lauder
King’s Theatre
Theatre Royal
Hobart
the Royal
Ming Bella Robinson
Cyclists Marrickville and Mascot clash in 30 mile final
Marrickville and Mascot, two strong clubs, face off on the Liverpool road Saturday for the Dunlop interclub premiership final over 30 miles. Paced by top riders, the race promises a tough, clean contest with setup puncture and crash precautions. Marrickville, veteran premiership contenders, seek a fourth title as Mascot aims to upset the form in a highly anticipated event.
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Liverpool Road
Marrickville
Mascot
Ialeed
Pace racing season shaping for Melbourne clubs
The Cyclists Union outlines open events for the season with aims to stage major pace matches in Sydney and Melbourne. Paced champions Henry and Ross look to defend titles. a series of 50 mile and 100 mile events are planned from July to September, including road races from Balmain to Newcastle and Sale to Oakleigh.
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Pach
Carnivals, Ltd
Sydney
P. B. Henry
Motors
J. Campbell
Sydny
Henry
Kees
Melbourne
France
Prier
Australia
Ross
Cyclists’ Union
Auburn Club
Picton
Enfield
Dunlop
Ging
Newcastle
N. District
Mom Vale
Liverpool
Goulburn
T. Hansen
Balmain
W. Gartrell
Hurstville
I Jenkins
C. Currie
F. Pet
Cea
Ty J. Janasan
Reilly
MN. Fear
FORD
Sale
Oakleigh
Avaluope Prise Hat
Pinnae
Dusiro Rubber Co
Belsourne
Iears
Senex
Cetti
Melbourns
Mr. & Sream
Victoria V South Australia clash promised as finest interstate match
The return match between Victoria and South Australia in Melbourne is described as the finest contest likely between the two States in Australian Rules football. The surprise comes as Hoover is defeated by Gollan in the Diamond Sculls, a triumph viewed as an unexpected success for New Zealand rowing.
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Victoria
South Australia
Melbourne
Hoover
Gollan
United States
Abolition Talk Aims to Narrow West Australian Race Plates
At Belmont Park the club plans to drop First Second and Third Class Plates from future meetings to reduce nominations and weed out non racing horses. The Plate and Purse with a set maximum may replace them, aiming to attract owners who can afford genuine racing. Races featured Brown Flour winning hurdles, Godesia taking the first division of the Second Class, and Earl Howard winning the June Handicap, with close finishes in several Plate divisions.
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Belmont Park
Perk
C. Committee
Brown Flour
Gristwan
HI Hand
Lechure
Norrie
Bross Mika
Loch Vie
Steel Nile
Tarzan Stra
Simon
Godesia
Tich
Ayrville
B. Parelow
P. A. Connolly
Earl Howard
D. McDo
Bia Recent Ae
Bernard Dart Rossborn
Pla
Motor Cycle Hill Climb Draws Large Rounds in Wet Conditions
The Sydoy and Western Suburbs Motor Cycle Clubs held a wet Saturday hill climb attracting sizable fields despite rain and slick grass. J R Sideo toe won a double on his 2 hp AJ.3 and Harold Wood claimed the alde-car Scratch race. The solo scratch saw J. Bidebottom prevail from a tight finish. sidecar and handicap results followed with notable performances by Benstead and others. The meeting also reported remarkable fuel efficiency figures and announced upcoming Alpine 1000 miles and Christmas motor show plans.
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Sydoy
Waeetern
Couren
Aste Cyrels Union
J. R Sidetoe
Harold Wood
J. Bidebottom
Seec
Tarela
T. Sulman
A. Richards
L. Murray
Ourlaw
Mmnulty
Douglas
J. Sidebottom
Aj.g
Lisec
Tom Benstead
B.S.A
F. Stockdale
D. Brewster
P. Weatherby
Harley Davidson
Aecioni
C. Bchwer
Tom Benetead
H.p. Harvey-Davidson
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Theatrical Gazette
Majesty's Theatre
Gladys Moncrieff
ROYAL
Cangy Maren
Gines Thiaths
Wary Lauder
Vaudeville Stara
Cecil Kellaway
Dainty Madge Elliott
Rita Nugent
Lecima
Eddie McLean
Ray McLean
Laurela Green
McMasters
W. S. Percy
Gaston Marceau
Ethel Morrison
Murphy’s Pile
Opera
N.Z
N.Z. Special
Marrickville and
Bede Carroll
New Gowih Wales
Otdil
Lee
Hin Ste Ting
Ji M. Cross
Vic
Maxwell
Queensland
H Rence
Menwell
Lt Sa
Manwell
Myeelt
ILS
Eport
Frees
W. Union
Cyclists’ Union Delas
Northern Districts
Bingleton
Sai
Ballarat
Melbo
Geelong
Bendigo
Pular
Hugh
Elliott’s
Elliott
West Australia
Belmont Club
H. Wood
Bece Carroll
Royal Automobile Club of Victoria
Motor Traders’ Association of
N.S.W
Royal Agricultural Society
M.T.A
Ero Sunbeam
Williams Bros
N.O.W
Sunbeam
Seagrave
Gunbeam
R. Crooke
Ampandals Park Racecourse
Aspendale
Sia
Cor
Sis
Auto-Cycle Union
N.E.W
Motor Yacht Club
Rose Club
Lili Pom Eo Dary
Mile
Ib C
Schwer
Paemah
Preston
Enaz
Sidebottom
Mae
Woods
Scout
Aie
W. Comal
Laar
Qo Goussel
D. Frewmer
Aos
G. Robbins
Zenith
David
F. Howarth
Aaitt & Stuart
Conaulty
E. Thomas
Saran Bunlof Aubbea CO
Chandlers
Pike's Peak Motors
Ee AE Ray
Chandler Squtn
Goodyear Orae Goodrich
Marcus Clark & & Co. Ltd
Castlereagh
N.S.W. Bookstall Co., Ltd
Arcade
George Street
Foster
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