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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 13, 1908
Page
4
A garbled theater page describes a revival with crowds and notable names, listing performers such as Margaret Parker and others. It mentions productions like The Mulan Wedding and a club scene with various cast members, plus a pre show lineup and audience reactions.
A fragmented handwritten scan recounts a long horse race meeting with numerous riders, trainers, and spectators. It references Foley, Skee, Bowne, and Beaudet among others, noting race incidents, standings, and local commentary on performances and crowd reactions.
A garbled OCR listing performers and events for The Palace Theatre and related shows at May Market. Mentions Wylie, Van Denville, and various cast names. notes a Friday premiere and late May production with many broken phrases and unclear dates.
A scrambled OCR page lists theatre shows and town events across Queensland and New Zealand. It mentions Emical Wranke, Pine Theater, and various acts, with references to Wadley, Minorti, and Aims tied to entertainment and civic notices. The garbled text traces performances, openings, and upcoming dates across multiple towns and venues.
A fragmentary OCR text lists numerous names and phrases stitched through a garbled passage. It mentions artists, minuet, Viren, Me Me, Mommie Hungate, and others in a tangle of seemingly concert or society notes with unclear structure or context.
Oer fragmentary OCR text shows reading errors but hints at a local item involving financial matters and a named party or event. The readable portions mention finances linked to a person or organization and a possible public notice or brief item.
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