Melba and touring shows light up Melbourne theatre scene
The Sydney and Melbourne papers report a bustling night of entertainment with Sally the musical comedy coming to Australia, Wirths Circus famed for its size and animals, Moon and Morris in Spanish burlesque, and Melba’s imminent concerts. Melbourne venues host The Saint and the Sinner, Diggers at Temperance Hall, and Humphrey Bishop Company at the National Theatre as fishbone of a lively program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirths
Australia
Wirthe
Nany Town
Coe
Moon
Morris
Tivoli
George Moon
Danorria
Welba
Meelbe
Grove
Melba
Musical Australia
Lord
Greve
Hampton Hunt
Melbourne
Richmond
Victoria
Nellie Mitchell
Nellie Melba
Mell
Song
Temperance Hall
Humphrey Bishop
National Theatre
Jennie Hartley shines as Australia’s stage live wire
A Sydney audience watches Jennie Hartley perform with vitality a fine stage presence. The Australian star, called the live wire of the local scene, enjoys Sydney’s reception while admitting little time to refine her craft since arriving. She is pictured as an enthusiastic golfer and popular with locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Hartley
Pullers
Australia
Sydney
THE FINAL YEAR PLANS AT ALLAN'S AND THEATRE
Readable notes show a plan involving Allan's and the theatre for a final year event titled THE FINAL YEAR. Details are fragmented but indicate a theatre arrangement and collaboration with Sand and Tait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kms
Sand
Tait
Allan's and
Sam Barton and Vaudeville Stars at Sydney Tivoli
A lively Sydney program features Sam Barton in a mock bicycle joke at the Tivoli. Comedian Macdonald contemplates Romeo and melancholy Dane roles. Allan Wilkie shifts from Macbeth to Falstaff, and Talbot O Farrell headlines with a touring Australia run. The Tivoli show updates include My Lady’s dressing-table ballet and a Ray McLean dance. The Sistine Choir opens its Sydney season at Town Hall amid high expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romeo
Mr. Macdonald
Dane
Allan Wilkle
Grand Opera House
Macbeth
Hamlet
Malvolio
Sir John Falstaff
Petruchio
Richard III
Mr. Wilkie
Talbot O'Farrell
Australia
Jovern
O'Farrell
Melbourne
Tivoli
Ray McLean
Mall
Tattersalls Sweep Result No 1 Newcastle Cup
The Newcastle Cup sweep draw at Newcastle on May 6 closed with extensive prize allocations. Cash prizes list varied with multiple prize levels including £10 and £5 payments, and winners’ entries reflected across numerous ticket numbers and amounts.
Cooma A Wins Challenge Cup at Polo Carnival
Cooma A clinched the Challenge Cup after a successful polo carnival that drew many visitors from surrounding districts. They defeated Harden in the final and posted decisive scores against Goulburn and Canberra in the event, with strong performances from N. Allen and Middleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooma
Mra
Middiston
Kangalan
Burrowa
Harden
R. Middleton
K. Daviean
W. Rosas
A. Davison
Ooma
A. Knight
R. Odlemton
W. Litchfield
G. Garnock
Middleton
Rose
Garnock
Goulburn
Col McCartney
R. Daniels
Canberra
Coome C
Blyth
A. Cunningham
A. Campbell
M. Mc Diarmid
Coema
A. Hain
A. L. Crisp
T. Devereux
T. O'Mara
Cinninenen
Mc. Diarmid
Coems A
N. Allen
Eccleston
Crisp
N. Campbell
K. Davison
Davison
Rosa
Chalmers Committee Sets Terms for Motor Venture Trust
A committee chaired by Jack Chalmers met at Town Hall with officers named including R Weeks and T Jeekes. They agreed on a £250 motor venture deposit and a £7100 fund to trustees for freehold property, with income for Chalmers during life and his wife after death, then to children. Bearepaire to be paid by cheque and deeds drawn by the Lord Mayor in honorary capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Chalmers
R. Weeks
Olmen
Windon
T. Jeekes
A. O'Brien
Alde Nkarke
Jeck Chalmers
Mts
Fletcher
Firser
Chalmers
Ald
W. P. McElhone
Interstate reliability trial set from Sydney to Brisbane
Automobile Clubs of Australia agreed on an interstate reliability trial from Sydney to Brisbane starting April 18. The event, part of the Commonwealth series, runs to Kurrajong, aiming to beat records and test roads as many sections are inferior. Royal Automobile Club officials and members, including H. Morgan and Percy Oatley, are cited along with recent Australian speed attempts and motor registrations across states.
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Ag Aes! Automobile Clubs
Ruseensland
Sydney
Brisbane
Sever Commonwealth
Eager
Bolking
Boyd Edkins
Royal Automobile Club
Royal Automobile Club of Australia
Messrs
W. G. Brown
G. H. Brown
EB. E., Pord
H. E. Giseing
R. A. Neville
D. F. Stewart
H. C. Morgan
R.A.C.A
G. McCarey
Sale
Vic
Minerva
Percy Oatley
RACA
William Mitchell
England
McNeill
Continent
Sonica
Kurrajong
Australia
Queensland
Sydney Club
Motor Cas
A.U
Arm
Whit
Aes
Belatew Bena
Auick
Carnation
Roora
Chandler Canes
Arent
Matz
Muber
Qullasd
Tdsmobile
Overland
Palin L
Pullman LF
ACAT
Star & Brudebaker
Talbot
Maka
Veurtall
Toral
Mito Opel
Abingdon
Glevelend Dowglaa
Facelswr
Harker
H.C
Ray L. Thomas
Mr. Fergiwon
G. Devin
Motor cycle items and cycling union notes from 1922
The report covers a hill climb event on May 18 in two classes, details on riders like R Blackett and Ken Ross, and a long section on the NSW Cyclists Union opening run with clubs such as Newtown, Auburn, and Marrickville. It also notes Moeskops versus Spears in a sprint, and upcoming Queensland and Victoria cycling fixtures and races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R Blackett
Morne Ont
MOC
Eldeomr
Victoria
Pest
Bern
Ken Ross
Shafrord
Ted
Ant
Sinencer
France
Huschies
Berlin
Bertin
Waithour
Dressen
Samson
N.5.w. Cyclists’ Union
Lane Souci
Newtown
Lana Souci
G. Dempsey
Dulwich M
F. Kent
Campsie
R. Blush
Lidcombe
J. Blake
Marrickville
Bexley-Arncliffe
Moeskops
Spears
Toure
Nice
Moeskope
Paria
Cyclist Union
League
Lc.c.a
Queensland Cyclists’ Union
Queensland C.U
Toowoomba
Brisbane
Nissen
West Footscray
Hendicep
Oakleigh
C.C_aA
Billy Run
South Morang
Barnet Glass Shield
Barnet Glass Bendigo
Melbourne
Referee and Sunday Times Back Chalmers Fund
Funds subscribed to Jack Chalmers' Fund through the Referee and Sunday Times will be presented at the Referee office next Wednesday at midday. Medals from Hon. Hugh D. McIntosh to Chalmers and Beaurepaire will also be handed over. both medals are described as handsome with Beaurepaire's similar design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Chalmers
Referee
Sunday Times
Coogee
Hugh D. McIntosh
M.L.C
Chalmers
Beaurepaire
Hawaiian swimming great Duke Kahenamoku loses amateur status
The London Sport ing Life reports Duke Kahenamoku of the Hawaiian Islands has forfeited amateur status after signing a moving picture contract late last year. The Hawaiian division AAU confirms he has ceased to be an amateur, aligning with international definitions and parallels in the United States where such work is restricted for compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke P. Kahenamoku
Hawaiian Islands
London Sporting Life
American Aau
F. Les
International Federation
AAU
Exeter
Schmenng Union
J. Weissmuller
Chicago
Huddersfield win English Cup final at Stamford Bridge
Huddersfield defeated Preston North End 1 0 at Stamford Bridge with a second half penalty to clinch the English Cup in front of the Duke of York and Prince Henry. Saturday saw a full slate of league results across First and Second Divisions, plus notes on rowing, the Sistine Choir, and the start of the English cricket season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford Bridge
Duke of York
Prince Henry
Huddersfield
Preston North End
England
Astonville
Oldham Athletic
Bradford City
Arsenal
Everton
Ant Bromwich Albion
Manchester United
Cardiff City
Middlesborough
Bolton Wanderera
Newcastle United
Manchester City
Sheffield United
Sunderland
Tottenham Hotepura
Blackburn Rovers
Barnaby
Notts County
Beletol Ciey
Stoke
Bury
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Teratios Royal
Maid of the Setelna
Giadge Moncrief
Touright
Oatorday
Soba
Gee
Tlisy Npenn
Willl Uly Hernivon
Te Fariue Romentic
Otmiterion
Dire
Fuoresetul
Prem
Emenie Polini
AEA Masesty
Renewar
Fleode Wierming
George Ger
Oracia Vere
Mugh Sterne
Apra Hoapita
Matiner
Priday
Terre IO Williereoe
Fodner
Hopital Gatarday Fond
Neal Gaturday
Abbey Theatre
Dublin
Pompant
Tivole
Daly
St. Claik
Make
Henry Dee Mews
Way Vievan
Glee
Rome
Sam Berton
Boott Argyll
Vandesilie m Acalaie
Tenele Harider
Thormind Sree
Melile
Task
Vic. Niste
Erefien Palontto
Gant Fimuppart
Remon
Lecu
Wien Willele
Sally
New York
Albert Deane
Paramount Pictures
Australis
Hin Etter
Ham
Nevin Tait
J Tait
Philip Wirth
Moncliffe
Lord Dudley
T. Wirth
Fred Macdonald
Sriljescu
Irina
Malbourne
Tivell
O'Parrell
George Carney
Ada Reeve
Palace Theatre
Town Hall
Sinner
Frank German
The
Princess Theatre
Hobart
Adralle
Tiel
Phene
Chain Rsa
Talbot O’farrell
Belbowarre
Majesty's Theatre
Tirecthon
Maude Fane
Alba's
J. GC Williamson
Louis Benalzon
Allen's
Sam Barton
Tivol
Sistine Choir
Beabon
Commonwealth
Tattersall
Newcastle
Orord
Srbbo
ASTI
Esas
Bozte
Viravic
Europa Mountain
LA Olden
Orakula
Bea
Queen Humphries
Aince
Vikidts
Laov
Glen Brant
GOBLL
Ity
Mack Tock
Lellet
Gilee
Ta Artillent
Lenep
Moly Relux
Ohl Prudent Flight
Sais
Acarra LS
SYESH
CNATE
SOLO
Simos
Piedmont
Sen
Masten
UOO Gozs
Antofond
Sen. Genenree
Cooma A
Challenge Cup
W. T. Parata
J. Chalmers
F. Beaurepaire
Poveeapen
Bede Carroll
Germany
Wintea
Uval
A. Pearce
Dalle Rabdlaay
Hver
Alr Cmes
Mumeel
Pearce
Dulwich Hill
A Wored
Winnilng
Nile Fom F. Menno
Shey
Buckley
W. Jones
Halla
A. Bammett
Sewtons Club
Jon Amin Wer
Dunia
I. Clifford
M. Anlamine
Clit
Cick
Alpine
Pep Paar
Pauethehd
Wither
J. Gane
Neighbest
Ced
Dee Ingham
Compris Jd BR
Pauktem
Wade
Dima
Liveresde
Referee and Sunday Times Fund
Kahanamoku
Parramatta River
Dunlop
Pues
Lal al Araree
H.p. Relgeee
Coventery
Bennett & Barkell Su
P.O. Tay
Meagher and
Chipper Bire, Chippendale, Bydney
FIAT
Fiar
Camperdown
Denis Sandares
Garratts Ltd
Elizabeth ST
Tel
City
Muliag’ Ui
Perth
W.A
Seeseve von Mick
Oyellats
Fle Menlers
Tunougt
Pare Dee Princes
Enerertio
Greedm Mod McNamara
Eualser
Taylor
McLeode Hamdicap
New Zealand
Hawke's Bay
J.C. Wemmeday
Awe
the Welkin
Serta Hagan
Woo
A Leugeh
Ofmund Memorulal
Amie
Pater
Animak
Chilarey
Camry
Wight
Nicholson
D. Y. Rennie
B.8.a. Co. Ltd
Australian Buildings
Aguas
Bennett and Wood, Ltd
Pitt Gres
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