Theatrical Gazette Boat Race Night Crowd
The article details an evening of theatre amid the Winter Carden scene with performers including Sally, Mrs Steyne, MFA Crores, Miss Lee White, and Frank Bleven. It notes guest appearances by Hayne Linton and Sally back on stage, plus plans for Sally MaecOone and others to return to Melbourne theatres. A trio of major venues and stars, including Hugh J. Ward Theatres Ltd, are highlighted along with a strong Grand Opera House program featuring Bert Bailey Vera Remee and Maude Pane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halt
Barihes
Sally
Muth “Steyne
Frank Bleven
Hayne Linton
Lee White
Sturt
Vctume
Ereiaa
Old Lane
Peracl
Williamson
Chadye Moneta
Gladys
Dick Atewart
Kiannon
Marina
Hugh J. Ward Theatres Pty. Ld
Melbourne
Palace Hotel
Black
de Bijou
Ouiety Theatres
Scradle
Bourne and
Este
Princess and Palace
Bourke
Ravel
SySoey
Chappell and Co
Beine
Ieiaere
Clay Smith
Grastad
Archie
Thompson
Irra
Bert Bailey
Vera Remee
Saustier
Avory
Artiete
Vhe Company
Vera Semee
Bulland Becket Austin Mirror
Dave McDonald
Muriel Dale
R. Beauford
Tana Kirby
Tee Ion Tine Ines
Sydney
Opare Howe
Royal
Maude
Dorothy
Brunton
Eric Manners
Ward
Marion Barber
Madge Elliot
Te Lather
Fisker
Rita Nuwene
Bowtface
Ben von Bhore
Tran
Mie
Gracie Levers
Georges Gane
Gee Grorkedard
Julius Kenlabt
Bret Arang
al Lane
Angie
Blige
Uni
Prince Rudolf
Via
Pailan
Matha
Onorge
Andy
Vitiaan
Mie i Msak
Ate
Harty
Sean
Cat and Canary Mystery Tells Nervous Stage Night
Fragmented OCR reads like a memory piece about a performance of The Cat and Canary. It mentions Annabelle West and Sidney, with references to actors Vera and Grahame, and a nervous atmosphere as a tale unfolds on stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annabelle West
Lennle
Victor
June
Palin
Chaterbox
Atlas Grahame
Camecy
Sydney
Lee White Back Again in Noted Local Page Appearance
Lee White, appearing in a distinctive Daching costume, returns to the scene with a familiar form and notable presence. The report notes her return alongside mentions of other local figures Corbin Hise and Burisague, with references to a following day’s events and ongoing attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mier Lee White
Corbin Hise
Burisague
Theatre notices and cast changes at Royal venue amid accidents
Fragmented report notes Me Gyérle Johnson and other performers, with Sirus theatergoers, in a Royal Theatre program disrupted by a director’s accident during a Merry Wiser show. Mentions Mrs Ay Sucer and New Zealand tour plans, plus upcoming events like a boat race weekend and a Melbourne production, all described in period voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gyérle Johnson Hay
Ian
Sirus Theatregoere
Wim Clarice Neecian
Lee Pog Peat
Heather Urphale
New Zealand
Cyclists League opens road season with big event
A detailed report on the Cyclists League road season kickoff, noting a large field, course settings, and major participants. It mentions Camden and Bankstown riders, race pacing, and officials planning the championships with national and state governance.
Sydney Man's Testimony Incomplete Bee Case
Fragmentary readable notes point to a Sydney man giving testimony in a bee related matter. Names and precise details are unclear due to damaged text, but the reference suggests a local legal proceeding or inquiry involving bees and a male resident of Sydney.
Turbulent Election Talk and Local Confusion Across Maplin
A jumble of names and places passes as a local political update with scattered references to elections, hearings, and figures such as J. Eke and Irvin Muar. The text usably notes shifting delays and claims of equity while naming Maplin, Gl b, and other scattered entities, reflecting a noisy, mixed report from a historical paper.
Vague Baseball Notes Mention Several Teams and Players
Fragmented OCR text references baseball opening events, team names, and players in disjoint snippets. It mentions Waverley, Irvine, and other unclear entities, with limited, garbled context about games, dates, and scores. The readable content offers no coherent narrative or verifiable facts to summarize a single event.
Motor Cycle Club plans and speed trials in Queensland
The Motor Cycle Club outlines a busy program with speed judging on May 10, a 30 inch course, and racing events including motor car and motorcycle exhibitions. Officials announce entries from Johnstone and Campiali Jones, with a detailed schedule of club activities, exhibitions, and forthcoming trials across Queensland venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Automobile
Eadie
IE Johnstone
Campiali-Jones
Lawrence GH
Leet Lallch
Ageney Club
A. A. Cooper
Iephe
Sysner Bo
Aes Jones
Roth
Tom Nawsremowar
A. J. Hunting
Hots Promatine
Maraule
Drew
Motor Cycle Club
Nsw
Thz
Ani Motor Exele ‘Racing
Jeweas
Queenatane Clus
Apba
Biel
Qerobar & Chilaren
Bileinns
Donbi
Adela
Bat
Fatima
Melbourne
Vege
Bree Erie
Rees
Allen
Fas
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THEATRICAL _ GAZETTE
Goodie Reeve
Hotes
Armenia
In Comfort
BiSa
BSA
Bennett and Wood Limited
Strest
Criterion
Mysterions
Palace Theatre
Mance
Tyeatre
Nelag Olny Sch
Bnamely
Pathor
Semvanch
Share
Gessarsinh
Victoria
Reson
Camden
Mae
Gardcipatad
Samia
Bankstown
Adore
Marchevie
Cain Dyer
Ace
Eitan
Barneas
Tuetmalia
Unicef
Corm & New
Charpioronips Tele
Tires
Ta Vane
Martaté
Afilistion
Romar Ce
Matiuiva
Ficken
Mary Rene Wars
Provickel
Lerg War Maplin
Tnekee
Bilirts
Sintnee
Jhctorman Burson Globe
Altra
ASA
Irvin Iris Muar
Agate Saemidt
Miles Pandicape
Smita
Paton
Pornmere
Swan
Shaenee
Tiverna Sinesheets
Cnaarnn
Roy
Cmon
Beatie
Little Teeth
Waverley
Caley Ile
Ares
Irvine Pei
Bemis
Tne sYmanh Amene
Siesre
Alice
State Auto Cycle Union
Tae
Gabe
Eia
Daly Cormperiien
Togram Witelim
Uhurbe Merde Cycler
Randleep
Hradiey
Heaton Snatan
Alin
Racic
Tor
Pieri
Biren
Evan Jos Avor Razon Meter A. Sadler
Flanagan
Siemar
Wile Net
Hatarby Secord Crite
Windsor
Burralong
Ball
Bunlop Rubber Co, of
Aubt, Bre
Packard
L & A’ C Berk
Castlubgagh
Lapa
Packar
BY Harvey E. Phillips
N.S.W. Bookstall Co., Ltd
Grobos Street
White Way
Sydney Fine Office
Pitt Street
Sigg Derren
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