Current Week's Attractions in Sydney and Melbourne
A garbled list of theatre and cinema showings from Sydney and Melbourne including Tivoli venues, The Beauty Shop, The Prince of Monte, The Rainbow, and Royal performances. Notable entries mention Ada Reeve and Enelidh Come Conpave, Much Ado About Nathins, A Girl's Temptatic, and Tivoll Vaudeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Tivoli
Prince ‘of Monte
Carie
Eriterson
Sher Majesty's
Mr. Munbattan
Raittoora Liters
Plavieuse
Quinners
Melbourne
Ada Reeve
Enelieh
Majerty
Royal
Stackints
Ring
Nathins
Australian stage season a tangle of stars and misfires
Melbourne reports a shifting theatre scene with The Birds of Paradise and The Waybacks drawing crowds, while Dame Marie Tempest and Dolores Brümimond kinship echo through openings. Melba’s injury rattles plans as Cyril Harcourt and Cyril Harcourt’s adaptations flirt with Sydney and Melbourne venues.
Sydney Showes Of The Week Vaudeville Review
A fragmented Sydney program review covers vaudeville acts at Tivoli and Rainbow, praising Mae Dinsill and Vera Petee while critiquing The Beauty Shop and The Lady Parameuny of Wowim. Notes on performances by Kenneth Brompton, Miss Marie King Scott, and Miss Rasher MacDosel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beauey
Marie King Scott
Sydney
Vera Peetee
Bogle Avery
Isis
Parameuny
Wowim
Aienca
Becusetainer
Orpere
Nick Toiloy Cave Deligit- Mite
Kenneth Brompton
Delinereion Ang
Phous
Nick Hollins
Stark
Father Beaall
Rasher MacDosel
Coe
Twa
Mae
Roy HeWcrave
Daily
Athol
Butler
Chelas Waldron
Belser
Mick
Bellinz
Hewaldd
Ile
Tay
Muriel
Tivoli
Lives Call
Kelly
Anne
Alvie Austin
Wil Hebel Valen
Tve
Yneville
Miss Peacce
Shore
Mia Peutca
Decline of the Circus and notable performers fade
A fragmented report recounts the decline of a famed circus impresario and the fading fortunes of equestrian acts. It notes performances declining, travel strains, and the era ending for key figures including Joseph Blanchack and ties to Tasmanian and Australian shows, with references to London venues and management.
Australasian Stage Reflects On Theatre Talent And Departures
A long, fragmentary feature reviews Australasian theatre figures from Nellie Shewart to Maude Fane and General Maude. It lists Australian artists such as Cyril Maude, Julia Matthews, Elizabeth Winstanley, and George Herbert Rogers, noting engagements, tours, and family connections while hinting at wartime disruptions and ongoing performances. The piece references Melbourne Tivoli shows, Sydney stage work, and notices of notable deaths and legacies, with a dense catalog of names and career highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Herbert Rogers
Clereymaty
Hobart
Urata Sub
Old Country
Mrthada
Avers
Aing
Peter Tearle
Lambert
Anthony Abschite
Luther Whitehean
Robert Brayable
Faleentt
Polonivy
Paris
Nowauie
Elizabeth Winstanley
Arabia
Sydney
Jah
Raply
Desdemona Tulis
Chkelf
Wivers
Instanley
Sydney Pall
Douglare
Knowles
Perla
Desdemona
Lady Macbeth
Royal Hotel
George-street
Miss Winslanney
London
Austraia
O'eigherty
Vane
William Sy Andrews
Victoria
Unclear OCR fragment with foreign terms and names
Fragmentary text from an OCR page mentions Her Majesty's and various foreign terms. References to Sicily, Manhattan, and the Criterion appear, but the overall content is damaged and unreadable. No clear event, date, or coherent report emerges from the readable fragments.
Shylock of eighty nine and elder Galety stars
An obituary style survey recalls veteran actors as an aged Shylock at eighty nine and lists prominent performers from the old Gallery era including Charles Mathews, Samuel Phelps, Lionel Brough, and Herman Vezin. It notes their long careers, late life activity, and notable stage memories at Covent Garden and the Gallery alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ot Langevity
Oyeven
Eres
Charlee ‘Mathews
Tanke
Herman Vern
Lionel
Joh
Toole
Windsor
Mabat Howe
Herter
John Beravadeg
Jarelike Club
Arthur Cerit
Aloo
Abe Galery Company
Wolkey
Eyre
Miyssen
Malerys
Herman Vezin
Sightyane
Henry Nevie
Pred Wrubl
B&w
Kaye
Ian
Ole Arteessas
Cortney
Rhunaciven
Ovee
Wien
Rm Australia
Carter
Bite Barlow
Leen
Tere Uelors
Panny
Robina
Plovine
Jack Sheppays
Tesay
Dong
Wenieh
Teddy
Ayhlvich
Gould
Lone
Bruners
Guy Paintell
Ofces
Teddy Floyce
Stage Notes From A Busy Weekend In The Arts
A crowded weekend showcase features Miss Tempest at the Kay Theatre delivering witty humor and musical numbers, while a revival of Much Ado About Nothing at the King’s Theatre draws crowd praise for Lon Maclaren’s company. The review notes solid performances by Beatrice and a generally favorable reception of the season’s comedy and melodrama offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Tempest
Mina
Tempest
Nigeer-Watermelin
Molly Thorplill
Ti Jeb
Reeve
Evesenare
Nice
Tereoven
Neiman Ava Kennedy
Maclaren Prevedi
Fae Mataret
Sutcliffe
Beatrice
Ainwell
Jolios Coensy
Titr
John Cosgrove
Yash
Hall Caines Fiowel
Tavk
Mer Williard Anderson
Fon Matorday
Mary O'Neill
Cow
Kane
Mary
Guy Hashes
Marin Conrad
Satin Sex Englness
Nellie Brawley
Jeroie
Royal Strollers Debuts at National Theatre December 1
Hobart reports strong opening for The Great MeEwen at National Theatre last Saturday. The Royal Strollers are set to open December 1, with previews promising lively performances and strong audience interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Ada Reeve
Comedienne
Sydney
Wiemue Brooke
MeEwen
National Theatre
Aer
Mlabaev
Stason
McEwen
Royal Strollers
Natoasl Theatre
Aerate Fei Ototerance Teay Reap
Adelaide Theatre Stages Changeable Program At Tivol
Report notes a change of programme at the Tivol with the White CIP Anderton Company and a revival praised at the Theatre Royal on November 20. Reserved-seat prices 10 shillings 8 pence, with expectations that the entire drehi eiccte and the aulle will be booked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ttal
CIP Anderton Company
Strom
Tivol
Theatre Royal
Pr Sf
Prison breaks and a famed escape saga unfold
In a muddled OCR note, Captain CY and Centain te 1. Beare from OVE recount alleged escapes from Geywan prisons. The text mentions a long incarceration, a wife captured on a living expedition, and a veteran figure Captain O V Poa connected with “Diamonds” and prior escape attempts climaxing on a third try after two years and munihs 5 a prises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centain
Beare
Ove
Geywan
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