Selections From The Theatres With Odd Castings
A crowded program lists performances across venues PALACE and THEATRE ROYAL with new pieces and revivals. Notables include Eitan Mick and Majeney in musical shows, a Moncrieff A Mable Revenge run, and appearances by Seymour Fisk and Hila Tine Terrisa in The Man in Dress Clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace
Arpan
Pale Entre
Eitan Mick
France
Herbert Browne
Vincene
Aime Sigent
Bouillon
Lee Sereett
Warha
Ploes
Tne
Plame
Fas al Waba
Lovers Opera Bouse
Seymour Fisks
Hila Tine Terrisa
Hugh Ward
Australien
Theatre Royal
Oeler Theatres
Lo Choy
Garten
Adet
Willan
Grace Jn
Will Hay Returns and the Tivali Program
A fragmentary report covers Will Hay and the Tivali program with Florence Smithson and Horace among those named. The piece notes nervous performers, ongoing rehearsals, and uncertainties about reception while highlighting Jay Hauer and Laurier as central figures in the preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aden
Florence Snilthaan
Noid
Ang Horace
Drea
Jay Hauer
Tate
Thie Paver
Jay Lamler
Lauriec
Rene Wich
Tom KE
Fingiesy
Brenpin
Seez
Bailey
Iralds Cood bye and crowded houses tale
Fragmentary OCR reports a tale set near Fuller with crowded houses and a camelian figure. Mentions a bee, arousal themes, and a distant event dated 1008, with references to a last two. Some names and places are unclear due to garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sania
An Eninge
Miss Dent
Bok
Hospital Matinee Raises 700 for Maitland Memorial Wing
A hospital matinee raised 700 pounds for the Maitland Memorial Wing. Lord Mayor and Lady accompanying the Deputy Town Clerk attended a programme featuring Miss Ade Reeve, Dorothy Dain, and other performers. The event drew generous support from local figures and the audience, including a notable contribution from Sir Arthur Rickard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meitland Memorial
Ufsater
Maitland
Mayer Ana 'Cady
Tawa Clers
Layran Xacaivad Poe
Varbrueh
Dh San Nea
Hupert Teaple
Ade Reeve
Misayas Monerielf
Andrew Sheghanon
Nurgbor
Tiernes
Theatre News From Kiowa Theatre District Highlights
Saturday next features Oscar Asche’s The Skin Game at the Kiowa Theatre with Wil pen in a leading role as Australia’s Time. May F7 promises Steepleg Partners and Cabaret Girl performances as well as the Sreakness booking. The Orin Gin returns to Princess for a short run, followed by Fedmence and other acts at Tivol. Mellie Bravuter Company appears at Theatre Royal Mabore, revivals of Ling and the Mouse and other revivals fill the week. The Midnight Fuelice opens at Bijou Phestre with weeks of business ahead, vaudeville at Prince of Wisc features The Bie Fawr and Joe Brennan, and Arthur Sainick headlines at the Theatre Bagni with upcoming Cherninuriy Trin and opera company plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welegurne Omows
Oscar Asche Wil Pen
Caerworthy
Australia
Kren
Sonmatee Sara
Seymour Him
Wil Acetheral
Orin Gin
Mellie Bravuter
von Clue
Wittalay
Vaudevute
Bie Fawr
Joe Brennan
Tong
Prince of Wiscentee
Arthur Sainick Hag Joker
Dutien
Obart
Thwatee Bagni
Cherninuriy
Unclear Open of Weather and Sports Item From Fractured Text
The readable fragments indicate a baseball opening related to wet weather and a figure named Petcher. Mentions of France Liers A and a mix of garbled phrases suggest a page cluttered with OCR errors, lacking coherent names, dates, or outcomes to confirm a full event summary.
Thrilling Head of the River Day at Parramatta
Sydney Grammar and Riverview competed in the Head of the River on the Parramatta River amid heavy crowds. Rivals like St Josephs, Shore, and Cabarita challenged leaders as crews raced for the Eights title and the Hen. The day featured record crowds and dramatic finishes under overcast, drizzly conditions with winds at river’s edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parramatta
Sydney Grammar
Shore
St.Joseph’s
Gomar
SF Domplee Colleges
Hlwevers
Fou Forson
Mader
St. Jozeph
Ness
Newington
Levine
Cabarha
Tenngron
Finiah
Riverview
Cabarita
St Josepha
Userhard
S.C
Rae Marty
Iittie
Cabarit
New South’ Wales
Lang
Ieee
Erin
Wea Geddy
Paterson
Joba Nimply
Jaceah
Sinioeth
Mennetimoy Bt. Joseph's
Tosco
Gihives Fenoresmanter
Rie
Toph Shore
Morvinke Kore
Guincy
Gharch
England
Feure
Tigh
St Joseph's
Pawhagang
Cabaeita
Sahel
Joseph
Califa
Josey
J. Weanes
Rammar
Saiel Praber
Ceretal Putney
Tee St. Joris
Gramma
Seroma
Abreu
Abe Fesg
Strale
Tone Meubtey
Aelttag
Gindeitia Roy
AAGPS
Ol Beigh
Lony Mayer
Appetaun
Lord Parster
Eli Dudiey
Ihe
CR Bochavan
4.A.c.ps
Hopelaum
Rev
Brecenil
HB Dettmann
Sydney Grammar School
Wuld
Pet Aeree
Yaya
Onpe
G. F. Cikingian
Meus
C. A. Zale
Reo
P. McLoughlim
Bro
Pale Mawes
AD Tay
A Walker
B. J. Dorsch
Itr
Thininetan
J. Carington Pope
Jarvie
Goodream
Mr. Flall
Anime Aesactarisn
Hemoy
Mecca and Newman Discuss Mastery in Billiards Technique
The article details Mecca and Newman debating cue sports strategy, noting Mecca’s and Newman’s high skill levels, training routines, and the evolving game. It cites matches, venues, and opinions on temperament, practice, and the impact of diverse playing conditions on performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman
Cormpla
Tna
George Geay
Red Hall
Baghibinan
Aden
Mecca
Acatentia
Shanenti
Harry Ryan
Victorian Billiards Notes and Match Highlights Across Periods
An OCR transcript surveys billiards scenes, naming players such as Vetaude Watkins Golo and W. Smith, with mentions of NSW Amateur Billiard Association, Australian championship eligibility debates, and records like 89 minutes and 122 points across sessions. It notes international interest, including Australia, and references upcoming or recent events, scores, and performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eamonn
Vetaude Watkins Golo
Proman
W. Smith
Gueensland A.D
Nsw
Simmonds
Ameter
Bowy
Recueitien
Duron
Fragmentary notes on a game and players emerge in garbled text
A heavily garbled OCR fragment mentions players and teams in a contest context. Names and events are unclear, with many unreadable words. The readable bits suggest a sports item about a match with references to players Leary, Rossin, Hank, and others, but specifics are lost.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Theatre World
Ana
Zealand
Will Hay
Tivali
Tivali Platy St. Thie
Wisehead
Salurtty
Topol
Irald
Ot Fuller
Tome Coaarey
Orla Maar
Welliatis
Murpey
Acai
Suffuhg Beuuar
Msi Florenee
Retina
the Smithson
Bardon of
Charlie Hieelon
Win
Tony
Waris
Arther Rickard
Petcher Ie
Walia
I % Goodwin
D. McDewstl
Rocka Qread
Ager
Guechuland
Rambler
Perond
Sydney
Crdarita
St. Josh's
Certoe Anc
King's
Jorenl
Canvay
Shreelant
Nia
Soult Oubery Cat
Ewan Houle
Pecrow Aris
Batata
Tangantag
Pentynan
Gratarmar
Newinston
Greramar
Chairen
St Ignatius
Gubarita
Downfall
Newt
Tox
Seturtay
Ande
Ara
nEo Arra
Tosey
Galtae Glee School
Arcony
Sume Hooper
Tri
Enoran
Bi Andresi
Feultn
Tongeviti
Te Teeson
Hooper
Amin
J &. Hopper
Yong
eHelmn
Han
McComachy
Bon Fey
Chinnsine
London
Rasa
Gibbs Saewers Ee
Ardan
Towers
Rajon Bents
Staan Ott
Jonas
Mysia
cHanionsem
Sven
Greg Vis
Mls
Een W. Vaughan & Son
Ollitrol Finveacturas
Hamilton RD
Fabio Dont
Mao
King Street
Eley & Kynoch
Anrar
Industrie Cinerea
Photographers Daily Companion
N.S.W. Bookstall Co., Ltd
Siecei
Stag
Sumanee
Banat
Secon
Westa Fetal
Rotel Nurs Rouse
Drakies
Jock Biuheer
Hank Lion
Guluer
Suded
Wolke
Wits
Home .Recreations. LD
Heiron & & Smith LD
Solan Nineteen
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