Entertainer Lineup and Theatre News From Easter Week
A sprawling note lists performers and venues across London and beyond for Easter week shows. Marie Lloyd, Shirley Kellogg, Harry Tate, and others headlined at venues such as the Sanday Pavilion and the London Hippodrome. Charity matinees and fundraisers in England and Atlantic City raised funds for hospitals and the Variety Artists Benevolent Fund, with notable performances by Beattie and Baba, the Sisters Macante, and George Robey amid shifting schedules and new acts.
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Tillie Het
Shirley Kellogg
Harry Tate
A. Rox Oo
Tribe
London
Mise Marie Lloyd
Aummersmith Palace
Geners
Grahame Brown
Melbourne
The Play and Players at Sydney Theatres Review
A fragmented review notes strong drawing shows at the Sydney Theatre venues. Beatrice Holloway Muriel Starr and Harry Butcher star in major productions while The Masquerader opens June 29 at the Sydney Palace. Cast changes and new programs continue across Sydney Playhouse and Adelaide Royal venues with several farewell appearances and touring names.
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Sydney
Beatrice Holloway
Beery Luping
Espinosa
Muriel Starr
Bird
Patudice
Eiterion Theatre
Baliriay
Til Howe
Majesty’s
William Greece
Tivoli Hosts Grand Sydney Show with Record Crowds
The Tivoli in Sydney on Monday night drew unprecedented audience numbers for a single performance, possibly setting a new city record for show length. The lineup featured Beatrice Melloway and Noel Geddes among a bustling program, with descriptions praising a lively revue style and strong vocal and stage presence.
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Howe
Weran
Paramount
Tivol
de Lue Mavinees
Plewie
Wid Pot
The Gerlen Theatre Probet Show Delights Audiences
Two standout features marked the Gerlen Theatre Saturday night with strong audience enthusiasm for Clever Company. Reviews praise Miss Starr and supporting cast, noting strong comic timing and lively acting despite initial nerves.
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Gerlen
Wells
Ariel Starr
Miss Starr
Laure Mith
Wandertal Aki
Jene Harvey
Mansie Moore
Ca Kimball
Norma Mitchell
Tatler
Cale
The Three Twins at Henge Theatre Delights Cast
A garbled review praises The Three Twins at Henge Theatre with a two act mural theme. Rita Nugent Kate Armitage and Tom Stautrape lead a lively cast in songs Cuddle You Closer and Yama Yama Man amid clever dancing and a chorus.
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Teria
Hier
Henge
Gturdey
Arcane
Rita Nugent
Jace Hever
William Greene
Tom Stautrape
Kate Armitage
Fane
Kate
Caroline
Tai Ordell
Hatcher
Winters
Twine
Tom Stenhope
Interstate Show? Melbourne Ahal Change and Theater Review
An excerpt describes a Melbourne stage posting with mixed names and tentative events. It mentions Harold Terry, Saturday performances, and a conservative group, with references to production details and attire. The text reads as a fragmented discussion of a theater scene and public figures.
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Harold Terry
Tellihy
Salon
Saamed Roth
Serse Para
Siam
Fatty Wade
Elena
Renee Rots
Genlec
Hans Solocrar
Sivan
Australian Motoring World discusses upcoming motorcycle events
The piece outlines plans for motorcycle races and championships in New South Wales and Gippsland, detailing committee actions, the 23 mile cycle championship at Wallsend Racecourse, and support from Sydney riders. It notes safety concerns, brake maintenance, and club activities involving wounded soldiers and road safety education.
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Waweanilt
Australia
Ang Fe
Wallsend
Sydney
Fragments of a Furtive Theatre Scene and Road News
Fragmented OCR notes describe Connie Eda and Flarry Winters as part of a chaotic theatre troupe cast with several performers and a vaudeville style program. Mentions of The Three Twins, Miss Nellie Leach, and The Lion Dollar Girl hint at a touring revue with songs, acts, and mischief, plus updates on Tivoli, Bing Boys, and Royal Opera Company replacements. A separate item notes motor road routes from Sydney to Melbourne and Gundagai, with warnings on road conditions and a proposed big trophy for a motor cycle club contest.
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Threa Turing
Connie Eda
Flarry Winters
Pieher
Tom
Alfred Frith
Sawyer Cumming
Anitarium
Olen Lyons
Rata Nugent
Lisette Parbas Makey
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Xeanely
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Getlong
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Hitacker
Royal Opera Company
Katinka
Bing Boys
Alexander Watson
Athenaeuran Hall
Dickens
Kipling
Pound
G.W
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Tet ‘Ling
Seould
Phedd
Sydney
Ada Reeve Tour in Wellington Grand Opera House Show
Wellington May 25 Ada Reeve and company boost entertainment with a variety bill at the Grand Opera House. The program features New Zealand and international acts with charity appeals for Red Jersey and Red Cross funds. May 30 brings the Beindon-Cremer Dramatic Company opening in Christchurch and Auckland engagements continue.
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Wellington
Ada Reeve
Wither
Grand Opera House
Wellayan
Red Jersey
Red Cross
Borl Visione
Tocal
J. C. Williamson Musee
Cyne
Wering
Auckland
Mpage
Sydney
Jemes
Srila
Wellinston
Beindon-Cremer
New Zealand
Thay
Theatre Royal
Christchurch
Ada Breve
Meeve
Becore
Vie Hike
Owother
She Bydney Jaren Revie Company
Pierrats
Ftesson
Grand Overs House
Allan Wilkie ‘Company
Eland Juck
Rosary
Adelaide Theatre Royal Opens New Season Amid Crowded Cast
A fragmented note describes Adelaide Theatre Royal presenting Mila Rashjene MacDonel Fated with Mer Chea Waldron and Daddy Tong Lega, plus the Willi Anderson Company. Newcomers at the Majestic include Aubrey and Richi Bryant and Bryant, with Murray Livingstone among cast.
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Mila
Rashjene
MacDonel
Mer
Waldron
Daddy Tong
Wan
Capital House
Gwen Way
Willi Anderson
Hhe Way
the Majestic
Aubrey
Richi Bryant
Bryant
Murray Livingstone
Hobart Plans in August Visit by The Courtiers
Hobart schedules indicate The Courtiers will visit early August. The Home Service Girls raised £270 10s 10d from three Theatre Royal patriotic performances. The J C Willerston company plans four musical comedies before winter. Various Australian venues feature renowned acts including Sydney Dick Whitting, Melbourne opening with RCO company, and Kathlene MacDorell touring with The Theatre. Relations with Adelside and Geelong showings noted.
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Hobart
Theatre Royal
Rina
J.C. Willerston
Tony
Tice
Hier Majesty's
Sydney
Dick Whittingtee
Partorsime
New Zealand
Melbourne
Katine
Just Pink
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Yu Addleion
Tne
Criterion
Mugtel Starr
Central Ponte
Doodson Dominates MB Grounds Cycling Meet
Veteran rider Doodson wins two events at MB cultural Ground on Saturday with strong showings by Barker and Anlerark. Notable league wheelmen clash as NSW Wheelmen hold a special meeting amid recovery news for champion. Local clubs plan upcoming races including 200 mile and 16 mile open road events, entries due soon.
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Doodson
Himell
MB Cultural Ground
T. Barker
Binther George Doodson
Tom Parker
A. Anlerark
Jacdnon
Fie
New Zealand Critics Praise Katinka Opera Premiere
Reviewers applaud Katinka’s operatic revival as Melbourne patrons sample a seductive Misic Curtain. The piece draws comparisons to The Merry Widow as critics note its appealing, crowd-pleasing tone and strong performances.
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Katinka
Melbourne
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