Current Week Attractions Across Australia and Melbourne
Sydney and Melbourne venues advertise a varied week of shows. At Her Majesty's in Sydney and Tivoli venues in Melbourne, audiences are invited to enjoy sections like The Pink Lady and Passing Show with acts such as The House That Jack Built. Brisbane and Adelaide listings include Tivoli Follies and Merch Jr performances.
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Sydney
Tivoli S
Vauderille
Her Majesty's
Addie
Faby and Warmar
Melbourne
London and New York names figure in theatrical tour
The report lists familiar figures and venues abroad as performers like Mischa Elman, Florence Smith, and Joe Elvin prepare London and New York appearances. An upcoming Australian greeting draws large crowds, with theatres in New York expected to seat around 26 000 people and several venues offering revolving stages and grand entertainments.
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New York
Stranded Actors Hear of Enchanting Vagaries of the Stage
Barry Lupino denounces con artists preying on hopeful performers in a London theatre scene sketch. He cites bogus managers who swindle seven troupe members, leaving only a penny found among them. The piece notes desperate actors touring, seeking engagements, with references to Theatrical Company, venues, and a forthcoming Sydney tour.
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Sydney
Barry Lupino
God ‘Eddie
Palace Entre
Lisie Ead “Gfeene & Native
Aireety
England
Alemboy
Kerleman
Thin Cave 7
Movile Weekly
Vaudeville notes on sunburnt legs and multiple acts
The article critiques a vaudeville program featuring Steuart and Barreine, Mr Malcolm McEachern, Kine and Dell, De Forrest, and Lincarde among others. It notes sunburn injuries delaying a performer, mixed audience reactions, and the show’s mix of Latin dialogue, tricks, and tumbling.
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Neurite
Byaveyan
Malcolm McEachern
Aldous
de Forrest
Carde
Lincarde
Ada
Tnuosh
Chingsmayin
Mr Hector Goldspine Aims For Fame In America
The article profiles Australian singer Hector Goldspine now in the United States with the Quinlan Grand Opera Company touring America. He writes home about his early success, experiences in the States, and being noticed by managers at the Orpheum Theater who offered him work and a possible major concert engagement.
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Zerent
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New York
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Heme Ankea
Blea Garey
San Francisco
Cave
Erlanger
Nehan
Distinguished producer George Hirbiand and stage legends in era
The article praises producer George Hirbiand facing the J.C Williamson theatre troupe and Warmer, noting his popularity with companies. It recalls collaborations with actors like Salen Teegan and references to past work and industry impressions, including anecdotes about productions and responses to critics.
Melbourne vaudeville triumph at Tivoli and Theatre Royal
A Melbourne audience welcomed San Mel the Chinese prima donna with a glow as Rowme delivered a popular program at the Tivoli. Notable acts included Frank Mirhley and a chorus of performers, with Miss Flanie Aillen receiving numerous appreciations. The visit features the English WAshall Company taking over the stage on Saturday, while the Theatre Royal presents the celebrated show Intoler ance, praised for human drama and spectacular effects.
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Melbourne
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Frank Mirhley
Rush Mill
Prowre Minell
Theatre Royal
Ducer
Tully
Australian and Broadway Dramas Tour and Cast Notes
The article details Bernard Shaw plays in New York with Stewart and Daly, the success of Colleanos Circu s in New South Wales, and tours featuring Goldepink and the Hawaiian troupe. It notes upcoming seasonal festivals, casting shifts, contracts, and the careers of Australian performers including Miss Marie Temobit and Mr Howard Whig.
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Cgolleano
Colleano
Queensland
New ‘South Wales
Mungindi
Ladder Bale Neers
Senorita Sacches
Wapere Prietay
Calleana
Family
Siz Stundimbor
Serobata
Cat
Continuous Country Tour Shines With Daring Acts
A fragmented piece notes a continuous country tour featuring artists and performances at various venues. Names like ARGUS and JER appear alongside venues AURORE and ADEE View. The legible phrases suggest a touring schedule with dates and acts, but details are obscured.
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Aaron
Adee
Argus
Jer
Aurore
Wee
Temperance show revival features Melbourne vaudeville cast
Hobart reports the Temperance fall reopened by a Melbourne vaudeville company with performers including Orphen Burke Lion Mekesy Graham Ward Lear Clack Wallace Chan Edenbury de Three Bubbles Howard Stele Grey 20 and Migs Tien Mopee Mus Bore Gill ham. The Mercury plans a four act presentation amid local disputes over disloyal utterance and union questions involving the Theatre Employees Union and Mr Hares Sauer.
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Vaudeville
Orphen
Burke
Opening Night Wonder at Tivall Theatre Picks Soot of Kings
Adelaide theatregoers will see The Soot of Kings staged by Wil Than Anderson Company at Tivall Theatre. Follies of Pleseive continues at Majestic Adelaide, while The Hauke That Jock Bil debuts next Saturday night at The Thestre aya of the plcuite houses. William Anderson aims to astonish with a grand pantomime.
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Wil Than Anderson
Tivall
Adelaide
Theare
Jock Bil
William Anderson
Vie’ Sport of Kings
Tivell Felice brings crowd to Brisbane season Saturday
The Tivell Felice show drew admirers and a large audience in Brisbane on Saturday with performances by Pearce the Queen of the office, Jack Canna, Virginna Raye, George Welch, and the Virgin Weavers. The stage party featured strong support as performers attracted record crowds and enthusiastic response. A Soldiers Theatre party of about 200 sergeants plans a Friday night event, marching from Eddy Avenue and being escorted by a hand and band.
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Tivell
Felice
Brisbane
Pearce
Jack Canna
Virginna Raye
George
Welch
Ily Rego
Vigins
Aleet
Rockwall
Abiult
Aront
Talewell
Eddy-avenue
Prcsarey
Theatrical Managers Seek New York Production Helpers
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Tribute to Tolerance and Arts at The Tivoli Melbourne
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Ada Reeve
Melbourne
Wall
Vera Pearce
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