Theatrical Gazette highlights Sydney Vaudeville season
The front terrace remount and a string of performances headline Adelaide's stage week. Ada Reeve headlines at the Tivoli with Tune Please and The Mabrouader, while Margaret Wycherly returns as The Thirteenth Chair star in Melbourne. The Palace, Stuart, and Her Majesty's host new revues and the Masquerader preps, with Oh Boy due soon. Overall, a busy Sydney program features notable performers such as Ada Reeve, Wycherly, and Guy Eaten Post in varied productions across multiple venues.
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Sviney Tivol
Mike
Reeve
Ada Reeve
Miss Weysherly
Taeda
Ole
New York
Ehumay
Ida Sue
Mive Wycherly
Cyelt Maui
Mace
Familiar Names Abroad In Early 20th Century American Theatre
A garbled NY Chipper listing star names and plans across Europe and America. Dorothy Bromo, Eise ane Erlanger linked to Donald Bolan. Jane Cowl, Mary Pickford, Marguerite Glazke noted for films and bonds. Mentions of London stage, Liberty Bonds, and multiple performers touring or debuting in May.
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New York
Ater 8
Dorothy Bromo
Eise Ane Erlanger
Cpyoane
Donald Bolan
Furthening
Jane Cowl
Selwyn Theatre
West Bats
Secuna Street
Sy Mus Cowl
Jane Marius Charle Chaplin
America
Mary Pickford
Marguerite Glazke
Else Ferguson
Billie Rurie
Jack Pickford
Melbourne Vaudeville Scene Promises Mixed Shows
Melbourne audiences face a mixed bill as Miss Reeve opens in Tennessee and appears between turns of Samples. Mr. Guy Baterope leads a talented company at The King's Theatre while Edward Sheldon's piece attracts critics. The Majesty's hosts Kalikas and The Widow with a tuneful Melo dramatist, and Graham Browne plus Mise Mure Starr star at Royal Theatre with Leslie Victor in a key role.
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Melbourne
Reeve
Eyam
Tennessee
Miss Reeve
Guy Baterope
Slise
King's
Edward Sheldon
Kalikas
Majesty's
Walteed Tatu
Tate
Graham Browne
Gore
Mise Mure Starr
Wen
Track Champion Thomas Wins at Newstead Carnival
W. A. Thomas of Newesstie wins the track championship at the Neweaptie Chit carnival Held at Wallsend Racecourse. Harley Davideon led briefly before Thomas surged ahead to take the open handicap open to motor cycles. The event drew moderate attendance, with other races and interclub notes marking a busy program.
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Wi A. Thomas
Newesstie
Thames
Harley Thavideon
J. Turner
Henly Dalented
Berpeey
Niraharms
A. Woolston
Fcan Fhandican
Bosec
Mae
C. Gyllen
Ture Sinner
Sehen Ha
T. Cannon
Cannon
Jemmen
W. Bunt
Hip
James
Simin
N. Woolttai
Handias
Hk. Delandri
To' Tengtha
Rodney
Woalstan Mane
Ts Lerathe
Relt- H Delandro
Warleton
Marley-Davidson
Sae Jre Dasher
Adelaide The Bing Bays Lead Theatre Row
The Bing Bays with Jack Cannoc at the helm continue to amuse at the Theatre Royall Splendid business reports record-breaking revue enjoying strong crowd appeal at Tivol Theatre Little London Faunileroy weeklong run ends as William Anderson company seeks approval The Midnight air at Mulessic Theatre introduces Philip Newburg and Amy Murphy amid steady picture show business improvements.
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Bing
Jack Cannoc
Hobart Theatre Scene Reports Seery Snafus and Serenader Plays
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Cedric Johnson managing The Temperance Hall in Hobart where Hugh Husham's Serenader is touring to promote records. Mentions other theatres Doddy Wiebe and additional vaudeville performers.
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Cedric Johnson
Femperance Hall
Hugh Husham
Hobart
Doddy
Wiebe
Wellington Theatre Managers Hear Waller Monk Proposal
Wellington June 76 theatre men heard Mr Waller Monk manager of Britannia Theatre and People's Picture Palace discuss a proposed 100000 pound premium loan against a policy on his son Jack aged five months. Jack would gain a substantial sum at seventy when he reaches that age. The Look Who's Here Company, with F Ils Williams, travels to South Island for farewell shows before reforming.
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Wellington
Waller Monk
Britannia Theatre
People's Picture Palace
Ber
Monk
Jack
Weed
Williams
Look
South
Lyland
Waimate
Wellngton
Christchurch
Waller
Weliision
Malic
Clin
Dunedin
King’s Theatre
Aueland
Ton Haverley
Tesh
Robert Parker
The Arrow Explains Saturday Sports Appeal
The Arrow notes Friday focus shifts to sport in NS and praises its popular illustrated paper. It highlights the paper’s readers and its pursuit of winners, acknowledging occasional misses but a stronger tendency toward success.
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N.S
Napee
Four Matinee and Evening Runs of Within the Law
The Creron presents four performances today of Within the Law. Muriel Sears’ season closes as she sails to Melbourne to perform at the Royal. Next Saturday he will appear in The Man He Came Back.
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the Creron
Muriel Sears
Melbourne
Nest Savusday
the Royal
Comet Opera Company at Melbourne Theatres
Fragmentary notice advertises a performance by an opera company at Melbourne theatres with unclear details and potential dates. Entities are partly legible, including venue mentions and a stage event, but the rest is mangled.
Cycling Club aims to restore order and elect new secretary
The League of Wheelmg plans a Monday meeting to reestablish proper footing after chaos. A new secretary is to be elected, with W Sed Palmer favored, and a balance sheet will be tabled. The group urges members to attend in force. Obscure references to cycling and wartime prisoner rumors follow, including mentions of Walter Rute and German sprinters Rasemfeld and others, framed as a local sports note.
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Victoria
Sydney
Melbourne
Hun
MGC
Kay
Brisbané
Fair
Farop Cycling
Fred Lestrange
Brisbane
Lestrange
Syney
New Zealand
Americar
Trely
Automobile Club
Secetary
Seaponte
Ram
William- Abert
Rupert Minnett
Arthur H Davies
E. J. Hazell
AGA
America
Wil
England
CH. Kloster
Mesars
Daffety's
United States
Kanimbla Valley
Warumbul
Motor Cycle Club of Nsw
Motor Cycle Club
Ws.w
Hos
J. A
Fcam
MCC
Nsw
Tes
Olf
Canada
New York
Europe
Ao li Sa
War Service
Drowent
Old Motor Co
Commonwealth
India
Japan
Mudie
Swat
Mandaed
Pries
League of ‘Wheelmg
Sed) Palmer
Ae O'Brien
Walter Rute
Ndt
Dick Arnat
Ruge
Namie
Doobie Bay Club
Track meet reports mix of distances and Paris indoor racing events
The report catalogs Saturday track events including mile handicaps and 16 mile races with noted times and performances. It describes indoor racing at Paris with pacers and champions like Didier and Sere, plus discussion of racing conditions and entrant difficulties. Also mentions general notes on visits and letters from England and America regarding riders and aviation interests.
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Souple
H Wallace
B. Adking
Miles Toratch
Ryan Sared
Feagahe
Wilkes
Maerickville
J. Turner
Faris Cuéllow
Paris
Didier
Poucholy
Eilegard
Manning
Madee
Hilomi
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