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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 04, 1903
Page
2
A chaotic colonial era column surveys leprosy fears and public morals. It recalls earlier cures and bans, harsh gendered measures, and banter about divorce and vice. The piece threads medical dread, taxation of behavior, and curious local anecdotes with a sense of public discourse.
A chaotic sequence at a park event features a pirate carnival and revue, with performances by a cast including Liver second careeva and various nabbers. The chaotic program mentions reform efforts, music, and a staged battle, while audience reaction and backstage notes hint at tensions and performances turning disjointed.
A crowded theatre listing notes performances at Theatre Hegal on Fararday by Gant Mosprove's Towaulir Company with Ly Mice Mellie Stewor. It highlights the Royal audience reaction and mentions acts by Leora ll ry and others, praising production values and star performances across Lyceum and Tivoli venues.
General gossip recalls London society figures and theatre personalities, noting disputes, audience reactions, and theatre affairs. It mentions George Kilwaruie, Edwardes, Darrington Glarig, and Maurice Gray in wild verges of company names and shows, with Melbourne adaptations and performances amid legal and financial tensions.
The report recounts a Barrow County Court session before Judge Stevenman where George Labay faced a salary dispute under a contract with a theatre producer. It notes refusals, adjournments, and a judgment for the plaintiff, plus ensuing public notices of performances and ongoing artistic events in Melbourne and Sydney venues.
The noted soprano Mlle Amioula Dolores, famed as the Tiepeh, concludes an unprecedented Australasia tour. After Sydney season, she heads to New Zealand for a short engagement before returning to America and Europe for further engagements.
Mr J L Goodman in Sydney briefs Mr Harokd on South African theatre managers and lavish venues. He cites prices for leases in South Africa and Australia and asserts South Africa can hold its own culturally, with managers like Ashton and Holt involved in arranging tours.
Fragment text shows garbled race or event notes with names and times unreadable. Mentions March 1 and possible location or person names obscured by OCR errors. Unable to identify clear event, participants, or outcomes from the readable portions.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions artists and performers such as Ardone Trimblers Acrobade Remade Clowns Mule arth Pestle Engin Noelle Atte and others. Readable fragments describe a parade or show lineup with various acts and a coded date or figure like 664 Retepee.
A March theater review notes strong crowds and enthusiastic responses to performances at PRINCESS THEATRE and NEW OPERA HOUSE. Acts include Madame SImpomfeld, Milas May Drea Uo, Lempriere Vinwie, and a varied lineup with strong singing, acting, and comic turns, plus a notable display by a lightning-calculating boy.
Fragmentary list of names places and activities from a period newspaper page. Mentions Millgrove Wile Janette pantie ULeCh Wipdingtios and various odd phrases. No coherent event or clear dates, multiple unreadable terms limit detail.
A fragmentary list of names and phrases including Baca, Jakdon, Asian Macy, Aquinalida, Leander, Clarke, Meire, Alpert, Lan, Mia, Track by Sion, Lonoyinue tow, Roger, Barney Pagan, Meg, Vere Sime, Isiah Fred, Wil Hanley, and others. The text appears as a garbled, forwarded receipt style communication with various proper nouns and tangential phrases. The article provides no clear narrative or event.
Adelaide and New South Wales firms move on theatre ventures. Names include Theirs, Willoughey-Geach, Maggrove Comic Opera, Anderson Vranetic, Harry Wickards variety, Tivall Permanenk lyserum Criteria Prince's and others. Opera houses and variety shows referenced with ongoing productions and partnerships.
The Seheok Brothers elned Mr Rickarde for Adelaide company while Mise G Complcoste joins cast of A Clean Brave as London Criterion reopens after a six month clone. Mr Joe Warner appears in A Boog Litt Kingdom at London Royalty with Mr Drown Patter touring England provinces. She plans 67 town performances ending early April. Dan Gonroy attends Leicester event as Verta and Rene at Newport Empire high.
Readable text lists performers at multiple venues including Palace Theatre Leicester and Landes Crayains Palace. Mentions include Mr Slade Murray, Mr Michael Nolaniat, Austin Hudd Ischolaz, Billie Barlow Leeds, Anderson Sinners, Liscrens at Opera Mousa Burnley, Agnes Hastly at Logsdon Metro, and Carelli Statery at Liprpest FS.
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