Theatrical Gossip From Australia’s Stages Amid Tours
A sweeping round up of Sydney Melbourne and Adelaide theatres notes extended seasons and big crowds. Louis Bannison’s We Winter Comes at Regal seeks March 17. The Flaw popular. Sally’s star power draws ads. J C Williamson’s costumes draw high costs. Terpsichora dazzles Tivoli with four dances. The Gladiators wow Melbourne audiences. Wirth Brothers Circus opens its 45th season with Flying Lloyds and daring feats. Chu Chin Chow heads Melbourne bills. Tivoli showcase includes Bert Terrell Rosa Loader Gordon Terry and Jim Wald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bannison
Regal Willake
Jesson
Mouse
MI Podromé
Wirth Brow
Heave
Sydney
Terpalohore Clare
Rall
Dim Gerald
Fullore
Joule Melville
Sally
United Artists
America
Mary Pickford
Jossy
Bydney
Tivoli
Tower Theatre
Blackpool
Quear Asche
Chu Chin Chow
Melbourne
Aeche
New Zealand
London
J. C. Williamson
Jim Findlay
Louis Christianson
Lovie
Gertrude Elliott
Lady Forbes- Robertson
Adelaide
Australia
Holy City
Nicola
Clowe
Dlaga
Harry Lauder
Old Palace Theatre
Invants
Pines
Herbert la Martine
The
Tivell
Hugh Oxham
Wakefield
Perth
Clauce Dampie
Austral Gardens
Marie la Varre
Fullers
Marie
Marie Ney
Emelie Polini
Aailin
England
Stella Power
W. O'Rourke
Osterley
Commonwealth
Billy Eliett
Philip Lytton
Gillie, Tivol
Terpsichora
Ike
Bert Terrell
Rosa Loader
Tom Laney
Pagden
Branley
Gordon Terry
Jim Wald
Mr. Gerald
Mia
Muggina
Martha
Esale Jennings
Shannon Raye
Annie Trevail
Polly McLaren
Ahara
Blix
Wirth Brothers Circus
Wirtha
Lloyds
Evane and
Peres
Ave Whartons
Alfred Clarke
Australasian Cycling Titles and Carnival Highlights
Australasian cycling notes highlight Len Munro’s victory in the five mile amateur event at the Queensland meet, with Broadbent second and other Vic torian riders contesting protests. Hammond dominates the New South Wales five miles at Auburn carnival while Moesskopas defeats Spencer in the French winter championship context. The report covers Melbourne to Sydney records, Auburn carnival events, and upcoming championships and protests impacting results.
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Jay
Len Munro
Munro
Percy Jenyna
Alent
Seaisiantan
Alta
N.S. W
MacCarthy
Coppina En
R. Rowe
McBrien
B. Gavin
Hammond
Les Hammond
Sports Ground
Ted Byron
J. Scruteye
R. Marshall
Alex McBeath
Harris Horder
Melbourne
McBeath
Hie
Bute
J. J. Scrulae
R. H Mutton
H. W. Mood
W. Hope
J. C. Arkinetall
Moody
E. A. Cowal
J. D. Heggarty
Davies
Mosskops
Spencer
France
Spears
Steven
UCI
Paris
Bob Spent
League
Auburn
Moorecor
J. A. McGregor
Queensland
Brisbane
Sydney
Southport
N. Nersitt
H. W. Nesbitt
A. Speare
Bob
Speers
M. Curelite
Rvenisre
Bydney
Pitzoria
Tishtbioa Oval
L. Pitrconis Vic
Harris Harr Horie
CRW Ag
Pet
Tures
Ted Thas
Inj T
Millington
M Tyre
Gmpstiere
Wi Horne Harder
Sere
Horace Hardar Peet
L Clifford
Tima
Lomin
Syaee
Cane
Samba
Parramatta
Cunberland
Matte
Rydalmere Asylum
Pyaten Piri
J. J. Berule
FL Camidy
Je Fey
Cease
J. OW. Turner
AL d. Hirdia
Ashfield
Aml
Enfield
Farewood Club
Punieten
Mme
W. Mooremith
W. Woodial
Oone's Tea
Motoring notes on trials and clubs across New South Wales
The report covers Royal Auto Club NS W membership, a Fremantle road study by Mr Burton, and a NZ Auckland race won by W Coleman in a Vauxhall. It lists forthcoming Motor Yacht Club activities, motor cycle events, reliability trials, and Sydney acceleration tests with results and club deliberations on metropolitan consolidation.
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Fremantle
Burton
Milan
Heney
Royal Auto Club of
N.S.W
J. Christie
W. C . Pippman
Christie
Murewal Beach
Auckland
N.Z
Mr. W. Coleman
Vauxhall
N.E.W
C. F. Launderson
A. Shortey
E. Johnstone Hudson
Mesars Cage Edkina
Motor Yacht Club
Sydney
Motor Cycle Club
N.8.w
H. R. Hodgson
Metropolitan
N.G.W
Sentee
Cheb
Bathurst M.C.C
Thehire Council
Bathurst
T.T
W. R. Blacket
Sydney Church
Australians in England Shine in Show World Visit
Wallis Norman and Mabel Holmes report strong reception in England during 1932 1933 showroom tour. They describe six weeks at London Piccadilly Hotel showcasing the new ballroom act before rejoining their original revue. Lee Carney praised as leading comedian drawing English fans and Australians alike. They note favorable reception and desire for warmer weather abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallis Norman
Mabel Holmes
England
London
Saye
Mabel
Bavns
Piccadilly Hotel
Lee Carney
Ae All We Company
Espec
Australia
Auswa
Seasonal Arts News Echoes Through Holiday Gap
The report notes ongoing creative efforts after holiday break with many people temporarily out and a large surplus of work. Sydney and others maintain activity across media outlets, expressing optimism that projects will continue despite reduced staffing.
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Gearke
Oscar Asche
Her Majesty's
Meloourne
Julius Caesar
O'Brien
Hadys Moncrieff
Dolores
Éxey
Malaciite
Fuller
Balbeanie
Epangles
Allan Wilkie
Bempsey and
Munry
Bede Carroll
Aeloun
Pratten Park
Centre Cumberland
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Chittendes
W. Kern
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Merry and Deahy
Camber
Club Venta
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Saunders
A. G. Mage
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Walker
Vido
VW Thores
Imine Deat
Nelson
Heager
Maly
Cyete
Veter Dyolebers
Queenmiie
D. Ke Burton
Roe & Ta Len
TRAM
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J. Smith
W. Flannagan
H. Hodgson
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C.bright
Inen
T. Sulman
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E. Thrison
J. Palmer
Harley Davis
Tom Leary
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B.S.A
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Heatre Royal
de Pian
Cine
Tamara Lawrenge
Applejoha
Hudson Super
Phaeton
Pasenger
Essex
Dalgety & Company Ltd
New South Wales
Phillip Street
Abo
Rolls-Royce and
Wolseley Cars
Rye At
United States
Royal Cord Tyres
Salisgacion
Dunlop Rubber CO. of Aust. Ltd. al
Btater and
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Garratts Limited
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