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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1907
Page
4
A long fragmentary column surveys theatre talk and gossip in London and America, naming performers like Miss Mya, Max Dulac, and J. S. W. Madden, with mention of The Merry Wily!, The Kelly Gone, and August drama plans. It hints at tours, premieres, and backstage chatter, amid a dense mosaic of venues and actors.
A London report outlines Robert Cupsingham and his company presenting a varied program at Coveor Uat with Meineestapee and verses by Pauelmore. It notes Mrs davioed Wasmayy’s brother and the Imperial Theatre Company’s expanded cast, including Miss Teepe Tie Hold and several Australian actors, with plans for next autumn Katy.
A garbled feature lists various performances and personalities at venues such as Albert Hall and Covent Garden. It mentions Violet Eliot and Gemme Faye, with references to theatrical programs, anniversaries, and a Queen concert. The text is fragmentary and hard to verify specifics.
A garbled historical snippet mentions Franke Merrick as a performer and references to musical events and Australian connections. It notes names like Maris Of the younger Til and Equitas, with scattered mentions of venues, dances, and potential performances. The text is heavily corrupted with OCR errors.
A fragment notes trip expenses labeled all expenses totaling £3. The readable bits mention Tom and Ty with a reference to a cave trip. No clear dates or full entities are available.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a story about a court or theater event with names like Abba and VASIEIUS, set in a summer context. The readable bits indicate a legal or dramatic proceeding, involving fashion or stylistic notes and a reference to Webs or Wires.
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous names and places such as Leignton Glasgow and Renburgh Tiers Hidford with scattered affiliations. It reads as a garbled sports or society notice with multiple proper nouns, venues, and event terms, but the overall meaning and specifics remain unreadable.
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