Two New Zealand productions at Theatreland open
The Theatreland season presents two New Zealand productions with strong performances from dancers and actors. Notable names include Marie, Watson, Stewart, Hovingron, Ne, and Dorothy Roe, with newcomers from London such as Gwen Gayle and Scot Wet. Several artists plan to depart soon as schedules shift and new shows prepare to open.
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Tomas Iene
Marie
Watson
Stewart
Leyignd
Hovigron
Frank Ne
Dorothy Ro
Snneaerme
Millon
Cree
Amos
Loddon iMate
Gwen Gayle
Scot Wet William “Merchant
Blanche ‘Valentine
Exmee Milter
Rad Srey
Fantastical Melbourne Show Brings So Many Names
The article describes a lavish Melbourne event with numerous performers and acts. It mentions Maurice Soasreltch creating a strong impression, a celebration at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, and a lineup including Maud and George Wallace along with Hugh J. Ward returns. The piece notes stage performances, dance songs, comedy, and a variety of entertainers in a bustling, festive program.
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Moscuvitur
AEW Eealand
Maurice Soasreltch
New Zealand
Melbourne Cricket Ground
Erinn Ant
Alten
Mat Tween
Tory
Hook
Boal
Bane
Aineeday
Ada
Melbourne Theatres and Theatre Personnel Flash
A fragmentary notice lists names connected with Melbourne theatres including Maude Fane Alfred Frith Bates Bates and Guy Bates. The text appears as a partial clipping referencing stage figures and a ruling or remark about production or management.
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Melbourne
Mateaus Maude Fane
Alfred Frith i Steinrore
Fragmentary OCR Feed Leaves Reader Guessing
A garbled OCR text segment contains incomplete phrases and stray letters offering little clear news. The readable parts hint at a discussion about listening or sharing, but no definite event, names, places, or dates can be established for a factual card.
Death of Charley Howard and reminiscences of William Congreve era
Fragmentary recollections recount Charley Howard s death and notes on William Congreve era theatre. It recalls performances at the Theatre formerly known as the Alexandra in Sydney New South Wales and mentions managers, actors, and the theatrical community of that time.
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William Conarove
der Review
Brdney
Tutter
Lmited
Companiea
William Congroya
Wiiramara
George
Atagrove i
Fioke
Alfred Dnaier
Baers
Zheng
New South' Wales
Mr. Congreve
Garrett
Wilkes
Cain
Tristan
Tom I
Theatrical Letter Rauk Addresses English Octet
Fragmentary note discusses theatrical writers and a group of English performers. Mentions Thinafore style tunes, Kemp and FLL names, Australian soccer context, and a claim about an English octet’s performance. Unclear details and several garbled terms remain.
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Rauk
Thinafore
Selehion
Aten
Kemp
Gein
Horlie
Fines Takrman
Ascresnty
Engliak
Bill Top
Webber Wins Amateur Race in Open Road Event
Webber took the amateur road race in a field of cyclists, edging CA Gribble by about a wheel after breaking from the lead pack near the finish. Gribble clocked a time of 77 saie 40 45sec as the top time. The event featured multiple leagues and a Bathurst open race with a packed field and various competitors.
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Morrickeilie Cabs
H.W. Web
Marc Rtart
Vire Tual
About
Eile
CA Gribble
HA. Stewart
Motorists and Officials in Strained Highway Row
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Racing crash and motor event report with scattered results
Fragmented account of racing trials, motor cycle and car events. Mentions J R Mackellar A E Howes and Gilbert in crashes and near misses. Covers Conoulty, Tarner, Beacm, W Berry and others with notes on Bugatti and 600 cc classes and a Rosat Automobile Club trial. Also references railway and local club entries and a business discussion fragment.
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