Tasmanian Turf Club Opening Meeting Notes
Fragmented OCR text from a 1921 Tasmanian Turf Club page mentions Launceston and February dates, with scattered names, places, and races. The readable portions reference bouts of racing activity, locations like Launceston and Amman, and words suggesting a meeting program and results.
Wallace and Trafalgar influence Australian sire choices
A long discussion on Wallace and Trafalgar as sires and the value of Australian bred racehorses. The writer notes Wallace’s offspring success, debates English versus Australian bloodlines, and considers how imports and local studs shape the market, with references to Derby and Cup contenders and notable breeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hat
Artarmon Mis Tauatell
Bresting
Siondaseuh
Bates
Wallacé
Carbin
Dallev
Wallace
Rome
Wits
Nice
Tly Agama
Teachnes
USKEY
Graney Ghevid
Wade
Auberies
Sven
Moskers
Ayers
Ty Hounter Oyear
Gilde Brough
Randwick
Herat
Erie
Rink
Grakary
Ana
Anchealla
Wrorak
Trafalger
Graham
Trafalgar Lise
Lds
Melbourne
Lawert
Gratam
The Arrow Weekly Paper and Racing Column
The Arcam weekly issue highlights the brightest weekend papers and a racing note. It mentions Vesple and operas with paid appearances, while noting a tuner inverted trend and Sublisation as a topic of interest for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcam
Commonwealth
Selettiens
Patterson Silence Noted In Davis Cup Talk In Melbourne
Derald Patterson is praised for his form in Melbourne as experts debate his singles and doubles prowess and the prospects for Australia in Auckland. Observers highlight his serve and endurance, while rivals challenge his claims and strategy for the Davis Cup challenge round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derald Patterson
New South Wales
Taventenory Sien
Melbourne
Tasestate
Auckland
NK Brookes
G. da Parwrson
Hjivall
Quemsen
Keats
Paterson
United States
Ciliintey
al! Cie
Gia
The Lauder and the People Aims for the Public Eye
A Sunday Times style note discusses information access for the public, emphasizing the newspaper’s role in serving general interest and comment on editorial independence. It mentions appointed editors and the balance between private influence and public accountability.
Tivoli Theatre Wipe Till Huth
Fragmented OCR reads like a garbled theatre note with unclear names and date. Readable entities include Tivoli Theatre and possible performer notes but the rest is unreadable. no clear event, outcome, or date can be established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tivoli Theatre
Wipe Till Huth
Karamu Wins in Derby Dramatic Cup Finish
The article covers a crowded day of racing with Karamu narrowly beating Gereynist by a half length to win the Cup. For-My-Lady, once the favorite, finishes well back amid late-race struggles, while Lady Teoria and Glenberan are among other notable runners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoney Bamel
Sydney Dkiniar
Suad
Macineyre
Chipitty
Pepi Poly
Gellinus
Soion Kopte
Gelliaée
Feneria Redeanne
Nowere
Tarwania
Bair
Engoe and Co
Halberd
Imp
Retewonthy Kimp
Catweelas Lermay
Avery
Tome Ake
Fey
Liangibby
Ieaaire
Wilde
LaVanda
MLA
O. Wares Stu
Lavend
Engigno
Australia
Is Dawn
Lavella
Mescea A
Ge Tye
Victoria
Wticeheld
Martha
Levemiu
Mie
Harris
Ata Reavine
Veces Racing
Percy
Miller
Desmond Heron
Tarmatt
Oraless
Sever
Ental Ety
Bavaria
Bardo
Beth
Semsenvalys
Berane Ovinas
Imia
le Gup
Theos
Athern
Wari Sechenee
Sie Tavares
Charlemagne Onary Wa
Renate Wetaa
Beremian
Mont
Demeran
Karathy
Fairy Bob
Rararau
Dermeranthiy
Noehmeyse
Keerarn
Tie
Deurwars
Blaster Warkon
Noetmayne
Seremint
Davis
Karamu
Ietaace
Gereminu
Gereynist
For-My- Lady
Far-My
Tad
Nadimayne
Golpare Noeimayne Lillgrow
Earl Kitchener
Airy Bole
Fmsh
Devin Aaser
Lincome
Ieacambia
Catt
Walews
Marty
Marsagus
Hwiet
Tis
Pam
Phe van
Byer
Aller Diaasune
Glenberan
Valle
Glenvern ‘Corie
Chaucer
Teidsee Bor
Cyclonetey
Sams
Glenfern
Cheer
Ana
Brean
Molly
Ereauthy
Mauy
Robe
Ubly
Robeworthy
Tweedaroult
Seconive Méndican
Trent
Tweedemute
Tweedsmoir
Arius
Hicndy
Ganavarice
Humphrey
Imran
Irene Abe
Lanatie
Syeronelle
Terence
Hele
Dube Muinubter
Iver
Sha
Faye Niente
Aileen Tack
Prince Wy
Jana Laurie Ladana Felacer
Frewcnete
See Heneensrom Parmeper
Tom
Kahooee
Doandi
Tram Kaboors
Lighe
Porm
Felders
Ereanil
Ercanil
Bereimiat Simage Wall
Pat Syeeonelle
Karamu Wan
Joen
Mirigen
Yeas
Pieldacre
Martie Foes
Sian Sever Alghyed
Martlemas Ram
Ienesh
Owen
Wes Seei
Stair
Ss Ba
Sarasa
Muritto Eelding
Mount Arthur Iyene
Nur
Fnieben
Inseed
Pice
Bernard
Berndale
Deat Mall
Favacy
Prince Menke
Eeven Concerm
Sydney
Sifiastee Warkon
Feimad
Odin
Abe
Arama
Kevarnw Wah
Eee Lengche Ray
Nally
Wobe
Gisne
Kahoore
Slong
Linacre
Accenafuaire
Syce ‘Permeat Ap
Angie Smony
Glenn Oree
W. Blacklock Ilarrier
Tana Donsie
Gondye
W. Manning
Walker's Mount Balling
Alin WestcWather
Ebcaived
Teverh
Ciely
Col Iether
The Marriage of Itty and the Melbourne Theatre Scene
The article reviews a Sydney theatre week featuring Dorothy Brunton and Florence Young, noting lavish performances, shifting audience reactions, and a busy lineup at the Palace and Tivoli. It highlights the marriage of Itity production, pointer praise for actors, and Florence Young’s death editing the program tone. The piece also covers touring companies and Victorian and New Zealand theatre activity, with quotes on performances and societal reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesan
Cordad
Corea
Dorothy Brunton
Ana
Ba Lowe
Laily
We Delaht
Ana Irvine
Egh Dlich
Sningsiatn
Willoughby
Marie Temben
Grehare Browne
Palace
Theatre
Cammpisaniae
Daneaton
Miss Tempest
Mc Srowne
Senate
Princia Esson
Seine
Tivoli
Sydney
Erinesiva
Treasen
Florence Young Pabees
Florence Young Dew
West Meisaume
Aumbiali
Commonwealth
Miss Yours
Melbourne
George Musgeaver Wellie Bieware
England
South Africa
Paria
Australte
Taman
Tait
Sevan
Asa
Melbourne theatres show strong crowd for American play
Australian audiences enjoyed Sivore Acren in a melodramatic American drama marked by sentimentality and lively stage action. The cast included Uncle Nat and Mite Parkes, with Vera Payre delivering engaging acting and song. The production drew acclaim for humor and fortitude amid a bustling Melbourne theatre scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sivore Acren
Dollaes
Goring
Nat
Parkes
Brouch
Marrace Sureti
Fons Brucher
City Theatres and Royal Venues Featured in Listings
A jumble of venue names and show titles appears to list performances across multiple theatres. Entries mention the Palace and Barn with acts including Irene and The Man mayor of Kitty, plus other names like O Mara and Moline, suggesting a public notices style page of theater listings.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tasmanian Turf Club
Tar
Amman Meni
Claire Halim
Pons
Ryansoto
Sudan
Seth Latch
Mat Lesion Stitt
Manigata
Mowat Nong
Amyuni
Air
Ricaiecinae
Otter i
Ahruma
Gaeesly
Aniane
Fae
Feniay
Whesle
Trafate Fan
Malema
Gatenaland Cay
Cape
Hess
Wolawa
Qhwensland
Reve Zealand
War Xaraarw
Tme
Wen the Queen
Sareinier
LW. i Mipckinnoh
Ennai Qietsad Af Tose
Chanelig Hana
Perey Ater
Log
Hetadin
Bang
Badal
Pateerang
Parison
Lawford
Patterson
Echuca Athletic Association
Anand Athletic Carnival
Fchuea
Baeina Gay Imondat
Wales
Syarland
THE
Sunday Times
Fr Wy
Live Newpaper
Qland Cup
Walter Mane
Seireys Moore
Weil
Han ‘Ashton Jerry
Suchasa
John Travers
Kaiy
Parileacy
Mae 'Terpane
Eanoe
Dorothy Hamilton
Barry
Millard
Dorie Gilham
Prestese Advatrage
Carey
Om Bar
Imene
Theolie
Une
Avene
St the Val
Majeay'a
Langan
Essing
Es Acti
London
Ello
Ulap
Windsor
Mar Chant
Venice
Thamet
Anne A
Lowell Thames
Twentes Royal
Tanaferres
Owsert
Sullivar
Gilbert P
Bat
Williamson
Ivand
Opet
Wellington
Bente Colville
Ant
Empire City
Tilly
Blosasbury Company
Aarold Bowden
Draubee
Harry’ Burness
Harry Burnees Revile
Tuller Cueu
Christeburen
Walter George Sunshine
Sem Nold
Dunedin
Mise
Amy Evans
Dwri
Wiliarsan Fa Cmpany
Canverine
Hagiee
Maine
Christ
Thurch
John Farrell
Chive
Praveen ‘Theatre
Walter Price
Alfent
Skent
Sal Hagan
Murest
Omar
Sal Tepes
AU Chemi
SAL Repatica
Chongisele
Mageh
Hax
Amon Malbourne Ihantinguery
Mise Vera Payre
Argatty
He Wes Condon
Temareabis Dais
Miley Hey Bhillieg
Mr. Maile
Doe Vhtmanenh
HK Emu Tod
Bern
HER Majesty's— 90 Gong
Getty Jyymus
Ats Wainer
Awmanesdap
WER Majesty's— Comateina Mtarday
Nay Rae
Manhiaor
Kitty" Tiantty
Matibee
Weateran
Thames Waar
Ow Nation Opty
Irene
Amt
Nwt
Wanye Wel
Eave
Tiahe tuyDay
Oppenzance
Musa Tutarae Royal Noval Eile
Kina Theathe
Sony Teta
O'Mara
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