Critics Tout Complex Roles In Grae Time Theatre Piece
A mixed review notes strong acting by Florence Rockwell and Ellen Neal in Common Clay at Criterion Theatre with commendable turn from Arthur Greenaway and Maggie Knight. Palace Theatre figures perform well in a separate bill featuring songs by Ireland’s popular singer, with a large audience and favorable reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fran
Achur Stven
Wirow
Corerwon Chav
Florence Rockwell
Eilen Neal
Cour nCene
Ifar Materia
Rockwell
Atshay Sivan
Riewell
Misa Rockwell
Hanory
Arthur Oakley
Lowe Kimihall
Kook
Maggie Knight
Ellen Neal
Frank Harvey
Hugh Pullerton
Shanklese Pary Wall
D. Williams
Arthur ‘Greenaway Sgammning Hulk
Cleurice ‘Halloway Tanne Fullerton
Arthur Cornelleronl
Mise Bema Temple
Pullerton
Palace Theatre
Boone
Fee
Ruatrae Ao Mack
Bruminegal
Belnce
Reeve
Ireland
Outre
Honnty
Schockzinfens
Wenly
Drury Law
Percy Lovelace
Arthur Oiden
Pralne
Fittle Maidenu
Mins Kegley
Percival Lovelace
Anton
Gralow Bageworth
Lord Moire
Tom. Moore
Jorn Normh
Bestie Dyke
St Drury Lame
Edna Keeley
Om Macre
Allen Teane
Robin Dyke
Tom Buckley
Terence Farrell
Frith
Maurice Lyrteh
Winnie Warrett
Ethel Bashfordy
Buster
Moore
Commie Kyve
Myx
Malone
Behe Get
McDermott
Vincent White
Beau
Prince of Wales
England
Hertin Ton Reynolds
Footrman
Murray
Damaged Melbourne and Adelaide Theater Listings
A damaged OCR synopsis lists venues and acts across Australian cities including Melbourne and Adelaide. Names such as Majesty's, Tivoli, and Royal appear with various performers and shows like Tom Moore and Way The Sign of the Cross. This fragmentary notice lacks coherent details or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Mer Majesty's
King's
Billy
Brisbane
Adelaide
Tivol
Wm. Anderson Dramatic Co
Passing Show Big List of Attractions at Tan Show
An extended program will showcase 19 attractions led by new producer Ed Murchison. Sydney Jameson headlines with a refined English style while ventriloquist acts and a strong supporting cast including Madeleine Roussier Connie Milne Eileen Colley Billie Le Brun Gwen Layne Genrer Graystone W G Desmond Kelso Henderson and more promise polished entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geir Grat
Bret
Slater
Masserial
Sydney Jameson
Commonwealth
Hore Ren Ad Waren
Madéline Roussier
Connie Milne
Eileen Colley
Billie le Brun
Gwen Layne
W. G. Desmond
Kelso Henderson
Ashok
Tiers Eesiat
Royal Stralleta’ Company
S Niller
Vande
Verne
Winifred Leviere
Cardo
Tivoli Movements for the Final Ring of the Follies
A chaotic OCR list outlines acts for the final Ring of the Follies at the new house with Mier Pearce and Company and twenty more names. It mentions The Astors Duo Musical Living Seino Sag Bader Maroneiies Melbourne bill and other acts, plus a Sydney show next Monday and the Follies 1917 1918 in Melbourne on December 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mier Pearce
Eompany
Astois
Seino
Sag Bader Maroneiies
Melbourne
Joel Om Ihe
Lee Strong
Ferd
Mel
Pack
Cardy
Skatetes
Mian Elie
Jamie Belly
Prince
Deerie
Marie Bing
Sydney
Theatre Nights and London Tours Highlight Drama News
The report recounts theatre life with Doone in Brisbane recalling a tense incident, plus Harry Corton Clarke and Margaret Dale arriving in London from America for tours. It notes bookings at venues, the Coliseum and Prince's, and updates on Dolly Harber's pantomime return and a new production in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Corton Clarke
Margaret Dale
Quen
London
America
Vesta Tilley
Ginit
Coliseum
Eure
Way Leaung
Elite
He Borris
Eplendion
Bergboay
Diel Ein
Heine Wiven
Fue
Sarat Raisnardt
Aris
New York
Vances
St Helens
Tate
Aere
John Mah
Prince's
Brinol
So Long Letty revived by Englian Musical Comedy Co
So Long Letty reopened at Her Majesty's Theatre last Saturday to warm applause. Connie Faire and Dorothy Brunton drew hearty praise for their turns while Marie Eaton and Alfred Prith gave solid support. The production pleased, with a full company performance reflecting prior success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letty
Her Majesty's Theatre
Connie Faire
Dorothy Brunton
Messenithe
Aksin
Marie Eaton
Alfred Prith Sani
Last Week Pollies Entered Stayin' Louney Stage
A garbled report describes a Last Week Wind nly shis meek ro ga the Pollies entering the final Stayin' Louney stage with speed. It notes public amusement, a Queen in bright mood, and performances by Thelma Raye Walter Weems and George Welch, highlighting humor and stage presence amid a lively audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brbane
Patton
Thestrie
Mies Pearce
Seus Thelma Raye
All
Walter Weems
George Welch
Niccom
Alt
Melbourne Vaudeville Links Extend Run Amid Staged Shows
Melbourne audiences enjoyed another two full vaudeville shows featuring Sydney James and Royal Btrotters with Mise Elle Tit delivering a notable operatic aria. The cast included The Parahiers, Prince and Dearie, and comedy acts like Merlin and Side, with The Silver King drawing strong crowds and extending the engagement by a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney James
Melbourne
Putrove
James Ely
King Scott
Giel
Mite
Prince and
Dearie
Side
Merlin
Bere Ford
Sixtelien
Siam
King
Opening Monday November 27 The Passing Show 1916 17
The Tivoli Theatres presents a dramatic program for Melbourne and Sydney readers with notices of actors Harry Richards and Walter Weems Thelma Ray and others in a variety show. The item marks the opening of a new season for The Passing Show running across late November into December with provincial cast and company details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Tivoli Sane
Walter Weems
Thelma Ray
Bally and Pavaney
Anoeieone
Jews Keat Thy
Sydney Motor Show and United States Motor Trends
The Melbourne and Sydney motor scene features an upcoming Sydney motor show with a planned program at the Agricultural Ground, now rescheduled to later in the year. The Motor Traders Association reports strong finances and a growing membership as observers note rising US car exports, highway funding, and a booming American racing calendar. The Motor Yacht Club announces new members and upcoming Australia championships while detailing recent sailor correspondence and club publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woya Eavies
Mtr
Hess
Sydney
Motor Traders
Offeers
Maser Seley
fAmilter “Masere
C. Yo . Chapman
Meclntork
HJ Clemens
A. H. Baview
J.B Mipaley
W. Bibarke
A McNeil
Pas Sweeny
C.D. Sterwand
L Ler
United States of ‘America
Durante
United
CHOON
Wey
Sheepshead Bay
New York
Taetana
Abe
Manuel Avives
Richenbacher
With & Hus
Naver
Aitken
Recher Tv
Fedgent
Melbourne
Hinarda
Victorie
Thin
Sidie
Nsw
America
Vie American Automobile Association
Queensland Automobile Club
Warren
Automobile Club of Australia
United States of America
Spencer Nolan
Mergre & Radiang
J. Santis
F. Forster
Exnie Griffith
France
Austrélasia
P. Spencer Nolan
Charles Jones
le. Simpson
Alvin Taylor
Motor Yacht Club
Lou
United States
New Zealand News Wellington theatre notes
The Peg O' My Heart Company finishes touring North Island and opens at Thin Majesty's Theatre in Dunedin. Reports cover cast changes at the Queen's, Hing, with Mr Claude Haigh and Miss Dercy Braithwayte taking roles, plus upcoming concerts and exhibitions in Christchurch Hobart and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Peg O' My Heart Company
Saeirum
North Ueland
Thin Majesty's Theatre
Dunedin
W. Helsden
Petey Jones
Queen's
Hing
Claude Haigh
Mir Dercy Braithwayte
Sigud Lenrup
Christchuren
Gladys Vincent
Christchurch
Trinity College
Artvine Boner
Mise Vincent
New Zealand
Ade Reeve
Finebury Park
Vnd
Wth
Modern Five
Victoria Palace
Wily
Yaula
Australia
South Africa
Motor Cycle Racing Notes and Upcoming NZ Events
Motor cycling notes highlight upcoming New Zealand meetings in Ashhurst Carterton Napier and Marton. The lightweight NZ championship was won by J Dawber with Douglaas second and Jones third. The era of prominent riders and records continues as events pursue favorable weather and new venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hesitack
Tralynian
Rotlan Ie
Neward
New Zea
Dollawn Ashhurst
Chrinchurch
Marton
Napier
Buble
New Zealand
J Dawber
Douglaas
Wit Rd Jones
Nut
Secant
A. S. Navi
Douglas
Urs
Dawber
L. B. Clarkson
J. K. Clark
England
Hawean
Royal Flying Corps
Peru
Austrak
Also Mentioned on This Page
Common Clays
Tom
Aydney
Theolt
Majesty's
Palace
Tom Moore
Criterion
Royal
Nest
Doone
Tir Elk's Tooth
Uss Marae
Laughine
Majesty's Theatre
Harry Richards
Tivoli Theatres, Ltd
Ella Caspers
Smi
Roland
Gromai
W. Charles Crawford
Tam
Albert Locke
NEW Zealand News
Stone
Bevanabown
Nuvian Hay
Grand Empire Theatre
Hobart
Dusineas
Island
W. A. Sorrell
Goon
Americas
Steeharlanis
Scott Aeneas Ley
Leourne Theatres
Yer Majesty's Theatre
Aagrameen
Lee
Billy Wotlsi
Avery Avesinu
AT & Allen Doone
Aes Mack
Scelery
Ter
Palunga
Eaumy
Uxt Aarcanar
Her Majesty's
Yuuamue
Eyases Ulom
Pals
Theatre Royal
Thiiaveen
Sid
Maxis Ra
Eayennay
Social Isaatior
Panama
Bernie
Olor
Pleane Mane
Peapes & CO. Ltd
George Street
Crimson Stain
Maurice Costello
Co-operative Film Exchange Ltd
Dinwurber TV
Narbor
Rie Eantway
Muy
Millers Feather Shop
Strand
Pill Street
Ford
Dunlop
Sea Island
Fahl
Learing
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