Vaudeville Movements and New Australian Acts
Gossip item notes Harry Sadler and Daisy Jerome Company at National Theatre Launceston. Revival of The Man Who Stayed at Home at Her Majesty's for a week. Potash and Perlmutter head to New Zealand. London and Melbourne amusements outlined with The Rosary, The Dancing Mistress and Kick-in among upcoming productions. Details on firms Williamsons, Trish comedian O’Leary, V.C., and other acts touring Victoria and South Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sadler
Launceston
Daisy Jerome
New National Theatre
Her Majesty's
Frank Harvey
Royal Comics
Sydney
Melbourne
Paul Jones
Dancing Mistress
Australia
Her Majesty's Theatre
Maggie Dickenson
Frank Levy
Allen Noone Company
King's
O'Leary
V.C
Mr. Doone
Theo Sayre
Hobart Theatre Royal
Harry Tate
Trafal- Bar-square
2Nd London Royal Fusiliers
Trafalgar Square
Violet Loraine
Mr. Tate
Tasmanian Theatre News and Touring Acts Westward
Tasmania's stage scene features Bletsoe's Revue in Hobart with Muriel Starr farewell Australia run. The J apan ese act Tameo Kaji yama departs for America. George Dean plans London by Day and Night cinema in Tasmania. Adelphi reopens after remodel with Dick Whittington. N inety and Nine scheduled. John son Willard fight at Olympia next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dean
Tasmania
London
Adelphi Theatre
Dick Whittington
Hoyts
Melbourne
Bourke-street
the Olympia
Balkans
Gallipoli
Johnson-Willard
A Pair of Sixes Opens at Criterion Theatre Farce
The American farce A Pair of Sixes by Edward Peple plays at the Criterion Theatre. Nettleton and Johns, partners in the Eureka Digestive Pill Co, stake their future on a poker game. Defeat makes the loser a servant for a year to the other, with comic complication and a bridal twist. The cast includes Tom Shelford Beatrice Nicholls Ethel Dane Florence Gleeson and others. Produced by George Barnum with stage manager Charles Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Williamson
Criterion Theatre
Edward Peple
Eureka Digestive Pill Company
George B. Nettleton
Tom Shelford
T. Boggs Johns
John Webster
Nettleton
Johns
Thomas J. Vanderholt
Tom Melarnie
Johns Josen
Florence Gleeson
Florence Cole
Beatrice Nicholls
Ethel Dane
Miss Dane
Mr. Shelford
Elmy Royton
Messrs
Arthur Greenaway
Gerald Harcourt
Herbert Leigh
Leonard Stephens
George Barnum
Charles Wheeler
Arm
Leslie Beard
W. Little
Midnight Mail at Adelphi Theatre in Melbourne
George Marion revived Arthur Shirley melodrama The Midnight Mail at the Adelphi last Wednesday. The hero Harry Steyne an engine driver reforms amid plots against his sobriety. Cast includes Walter Hunt Jean Robinson Blanche Macpherson Audrey Worth and others with Rege Robinas providing scenery in Act II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Marlow
City Tattersall
Trinobantes
Midnight Mail
Arthur Shirley
Walter Hunt
Fred Nelson
Harry Beaumont
Frank Crosley
John Cocgrove
Sydney
Melbourne
Dick Whittington
Adelphi
George Marion
Harry Steyne
Steyne
Jean Robertson
Vaudeville Opens With Annie Kent and Notable Acts
Annie Kent, a U S comedienne, opens at Tivoli matinee with costume changes and patter about her figure. The Payolas display feats of strength, iron jaws lifts, and partner-raising stunts. Barry Lupino performs plus ventriloquist Lawrence Johnstone. Returnings include Ida Barr, Eileen Fleury, and The Rosie Rifle Company among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Kent
United States
Miss Kent
Barry Lupino
National Theatre
Pater
Lawrence Johnstone
Sydney
Eileen Fleury
Daisy Jerome
Clarions
Ward Lear
Vernon and Sinclair
Bluffa
Rosie Rifle Company
Eloise Taylor
Fragmented Names List From Historical Packet
A garbled roster-like passage lists numerous surnames and initials such as Beigh Gibson Kepps Warner Jermett Morime and others. The fragmentary text resembles a contact or attendees list with scattered proper nouns, lacking a coherent event or narrative context.
Miss Mary Law and Others in Garbled Names
A fragmented list of names and phrases appears, including MISS MARY LAW and ANNie KENT, with scattered words like Gurl with a Voice and LOSTES, amid unclear references to people, places, and organizations. The legible items suggest a damaged page with miscued OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Law
Salable Engelish Vighinisi
Annie Kent
Ella Caspeus
Lon- Puitine Cotes Crapo
Marshall
Jaci Heddiley
Loquacinuys Conturniquat
le Owl Sis
Viasattsan
Tivoli
The Invincible Boxer in a Boxing World of Minds and Fists
An essay by Jack Selly discusses that no boxer stays invincible, stressing head and body conditioning, clever strategy, and quick wit as decisive in evenly matched bouts. It cites legends like McAuliffe McCoy and Fitzsimmons, notes variable form, and recalls Fitzsimmons rivalries and debated outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack McAuliffe
Charley
Kid) McCoy
Packey McFarland
Mike Gibbons
Abe Attell
Johnny Coulon
Jim Corbett
Bob Fitzsimmons
Leach Cross
Charley White
Freddy Welsh
Kid McCoy
Soldier Hartfield
Hbbet’s Field
Gibbons
Jim Coffey
Roscommon
Jim Flynn
Trishman
Coffey
Flynn
Erin
Milla
New Zealand Theatre: Williamson Reports Auckland Northward Tour
Wellington reports Robert Williamson clearing the way for J. C. Williamson's New English Comedy Company season. Auckland's run met management’s desires. John Farrell completed the New Zealand tour of The Man Who Stayed at Home. he will not join the Melbourne leg, arriving in Wellington from the South Island at month end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Robert Williamson
J. C. Williamson
Auckland
John Farrell
New Zealand
Melbourne
Farrell
South Island
Question Box Beulan and the Melbourne Cup Notes
A mix of horse racing chatter and reader queries covers actions at Toorak Handicap Epsom etc. Scratches, odds and weights are discussed for Lavende Mountain Knight and others. A cricket and trotting aside closes with an advertisement for Austral Hall Toowoomba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulan
Gai
Robert the Brice
A.C
Sydney
East Sydney
Cumsock
Tortrush
U.mem
Tesneray
Lavende
England
Mountain Knight
Brisbane
Golden Wire
le P.m. Drownle
Rambling Katie
Annifer
Anna Carloona
Fast Maitland
Maharajah
WEP
Townsville
Wic
Cheepie
D.o'm
Coukteld
Akesides
Bandolier
Quirind
Sumnev
Amata Wee Weritehee
Ana
Fitzroy
Klidpan
WAT
Figondivindl
Bebadil
Penitence
Golliver
Son of
Gallimard
Penitent
Mrrmit
Constant Bursuriber
R.E.F
Beskinewille
Lohd Heport
Flytech- Hanlon
Ascot
Stockdale
W.B
Bathurst
Gulgandray
Lidcombe
Minnie
Trimobantes
Derrive
Redfern
Roarbery
Aml
Victoria Park
Pudern
Hanahan
Woorak
Marcullus
Kingeburgh
Frase
William Cooper
W.t.mccumnock
Portrush
Epcom
Ultramarine
Wyong Park
Vralek
Sand Soap
Newcastle
Gosford
Bea
Amy
Sir Howard
Thinl
Tamworth
Orrigo
Peeod
Ail Brown
Tarcet
Ruinall
Kramer Disproves A Theory At 36 On Newark Track
Harvard’s supposed peak at 25 is challenged by Frank Kramer, 36, who dominates the Newark speed track, routing Australian Goullet and proving lifelong training and clean living keep him at top form. He endures daily brutal workouts, five to fifteen miles, rain or cold, and credits discipline and a simple life for longevity in the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Frank Kramer
Newark
N.J
Kramer
East Orange Ayer
Goullet
Hannes Kolehmainen
Tanner
Frank
Velodrome d'Hiver
Paris
New York
Police Gazette
F. L. Kramer
A. T. Goullet
Geoullet
Goulet
Goutler
Car famine forecast by Motor Journal shocks buyers
The Motor Journal, a leading British motor authority, warns of a car famine as factories shift to Government work. It notes heavy second-hand demand and price rises of 1 to 20 percent for recent new cars, urging buyers in the Commonwealth and New Zealand to act on this market signal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motor
Eng
Great Britain
Commonwealth
New Zealand
Australians urged to warm feet for war effort cycling
Letters from Wally Schofield recount trench life in Egypt and urge Australian cyclists to enlist and support the Empire. E A Priestley and W Erskine plan to return to Tasmania to enlist. both considered American offers but chose service. Goullet defeats Kramer at Newark in a cycling match, with fan reaction. McNamara beats Grenda in pursuit at Newark amid wet conditions. City Club races at Sports Ground postponed to next week with five events planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wally Schofield
Botany Conch
Egypt
Hots Tuck
Hon
Botany Athletic Club
Phi
Tam
Turles
Australia
E. A. Priestley
W. Erskine
Tasmania
McNamara
Grenda
R. J. McNamara
Oscar Egs
Newark
Rainy City
Besoin
Sydney Cycle Club Championships Reach Tight Finishes
Saturday races across Sydney decided two club championships. R A Munro beat Tom Tracey by half a length in the Enfield-Bankstown 24 miles, while E J Suidwill won the Eastern Suburbs 20 miles. A serious spill injured A Lytton. Mellor won the Parramatta to Windsor 20 miles with Walker and Webber close behind. Bale, recovering from a fall years ago, plans to return to cycle racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Enfield- Burwood
Enfeld-Bankstown
R. A. Munro
Tom ‘Tracey
A. Lytton
E. J. Suidwill
C. Ebeworth
Simin
Re J L. Black
Marrickville
A. G. Mellor
W. J.C. Walker
BR W. Webber
W. Proctor
W. Lee
Windsor
Walker
Webber
Mellor
W. J. Bale
Balmain
Eastern Suburbs
Bale
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Potash
Perlmutter
Criterion
Adelaide Royal
George Willoughby
Peter Dawson
Melbourne Athenaeum
Theatre Royal
Jack Birchley
America
Sonoma
Her Majesty’s
Vaudeville Theatre
Palace Theatre
Henry Fletcher
Man
Tan MacLaren
J. C. Williamson, Ltd
Adelaide King’s
Sherrat
Lang
Mr. G. Whitehead
The
King’s
Follinger
Reynolds
Kipp
Kippy
Brown and Sorlie
Lydia Carne
Ted Stagpole
Les Werton
the Franklins
Edward Branscombe
Oscar Asche
Patrick O'Gorman
Wimbledon Theatre
Bert Bailey
Melbourne King's Theatre
Victoria
Majesty's
Bletsoe
Steele-Payne
Hobart
Muriel Starr
Menbody
Marvel
Tameo Kajiyama
Tivoli Management
Morris Golden
Tivoli Theatre
Stafford and Stone
Paines
Marion Harkins
Azel Moran
Nolan
Ronnie Mary
Argyle
King's Theatre
Dad
Johnny
C. Williamsons Theatres
Cca
de Wilmiamon
Thyoya
Alan's
Fuarry Rickards
Toll Follies
Verry
Ald Lambert
Wale
FASB
Jack Dee
Pia
Maumee Linees
Don Tan
Adon
Wu Oriental
Herts DE Sext Theatre
Huyul
Bourkestreet
Hoyt
LUXE
Kor
Hyerty Evvetilogat
Pitlils
Pheatre Royal Direstien
Williamson
Lil
Allan
Wole
Spert Bailey Company
Bonnie Mary
Allan’s
Mere Hatley
Allen Deere
Mgs
Don Tas
Delphi
Lelts
Pyle
Tive
Philip Lytton
Mieteler
el Advan Vonwlteg
Ueloek
Puluse
PICEA
Carrol
Laslandd
Willie Logs
Ameeralaedt
Betty
Harry Salmon
Bo Wentley
Terence Goodwin
Vaal
Bre
Bal OW Sleless
Tlh
Stetb Kbasbad Dy
Sydney Tivoli
Sydney National
Vo Beigh
Gibson Flelygram
Mr. Keeps
Warner
Jermett
Morime
Dunes
Mia
Maer
al Beery
Feecen
Soti
Holl
Garey Mis I Sefton
Th Keane
Bo Beeithy
Dinest
Veajer
McBeom
Usotrhe
Ites
Marraine
Bo Tyr
Montgon
LOGE
Bes, J, Fuller
Anates
Tue City
USA
Jack Selly
Yonker's Weekly
Almot
Ua W
Tom Hall
N.S.W
Fitz
U.S
Bob
Hall
Jem
Olympic A.C
New Orleans
Hell
AMD
Waverley
Bikik
Ayiner
Imperial
Petersham
Batertan
Miesen
Mle
Che Bavenan
Man OG
Hampel
Gaproth
Bausk
Lind
Joe
Bern
Cerhet
Lydemlale
Wood
Hove
Austral Hall
Toowoomda
I Auptentia
Lange
Rte
G. A. Leichney
Toowoomba
Brocenn
Sitea Ap All Ganges
Lola
Uke Strano
Clams Kimball
Mat Weliase
Dad Schubert
Barbara Tensant
Comming
Clara Kimball Young
Rorkee Watawi
Iree Co-operative Film Exchange Ltd
Russell Street
Pitt Street
Adelaide
Perth
Royal Awe Culural Society
Tia Ceeihel Coord
Breesie Etek
Litaeres
Asim
Shaw Diene Seidabank
Wollongene
Pratt
Marrieor
Capella
Menijon
Ate
Lakerifel
Dardanelles
Brooks Boo Patent Road
Brooks Saddles
Brooks
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