Australian Billiards Record Set by Wells in Melbourne
Fred Wells eclipsed Tom Bragg’s score in Melbourne with a 402 break under new rules, delivering a standout performance amid theatrical billiard plans. The report reviews rival matches, notes on players, and upcoming exhibitions, including potential Sydney events and industry talks.
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Fred. Wells Guite
Tom Uraggo
Ammsaing
Charles Dawson
Dullarda
London
Brugge
Ube
Brame
Frank Smith
Anchor break and ball returns dominate cue sport notes
A fragmentary survey recounts the classic anchor break in billiards with references to players Hugo Kerkou and Sharkey of Mungind, noting experiments with ball return devices and proposals by Rimington-Wilson. Mentioned are Mitchell, Roberts, Bailey, and Hughes in discussion of play styles and venues.
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Sharkey
Mungind
Wii Megard
Turners
Wib
Yeaura
Criterion Dreyfus play Opens Sydney Season
The Dreyfus drama at Criterion Theatre draws praise for its strong cast led by George Rignold with Lillian Wheeler and J Nunn, while noting some incongruities in casting. Palace Hicks Ashley Rickards' Variet Company offers Paul Cloqueau, Dr W Hunter and Paul Pelham, with a farewell benefit for Cloqueau. The Christian at Her Majesty’s showcases Miss Henrietta Watson and Mr Thomas Kingelin in leading roles as Newbury Spada Popp. Town Hall Newbury Spada Pop presents patriotic melodies featuring Philip Newbury.
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Mica
Clee
George Tuppold
Criterion Theatre
Gea
Juban
Olona
Dongglas
Herprant Gabe
Saweney
AL Pawlomar
Minnister
Pirat Whrderly
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Haale
Ta Anderson
Telphage
Ndeaky
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Clarke
Maxluwe
Mise
Lillis Wweeler
Madynnneelle Marguerite du Pays
Rony Burton
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Warne Mpidakan Levy
Faders
Masine T
Maral
Mika BS
Wallner
Walter Bentley
Pitts
Devils Island
Ty Bigail
George Rignodd
Epledid
Mise Lillian Wheeler
Mdme
Air
H. W. Diver
Eeberbasy
Mr. J. Nunn
J. W. Sweeney
Palace
Harry Rickards
Paul Cloqueeau
Australia
Or. W. Hunter
Paul Pelham
Cosy
Mice Theatre
Lhe Englishes
Spry and Austin
Gov. O. Deane
Lite
Alma Gray
Misa Neva Carr Glyon
Wallace Klog
Arthur Hahn
Paul Clogne
Wil
Amistad
Walter Burford
Dina
HER Majesty
Henrietta Watson
Thomas Kingelin
Comic
Ma bin Roertte
Town Hall
Newbury-Spada
Philip Mewbury
Theatrical Notes From Melbourne and London Scene
A dense roundup covers performers like Maud Jeffries and Emile Hughes in London and Brisbane, with reports on the Brough Company and the King’s Muckeleer in Brisbane. It notes audience reception, critics’ praise, and looming colonial theatre tensions including efforts by Frederic B. Sharp and Mr. Charles Arnold touring South Africa.
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Saya
London
Thesirs Metropole
Warner
Charles Warner
War-holm
Fanny
Wen- Kon
Raoul Twiartwgoan
Harry Plemer
Brisbane
Egome
Artiaths
Artalinh
Miladi
Gabriella de Chalug
Ono
Gascony
Emile
Mr. Pliner
Mian Hughes
Gascon
Tilchellen
Maud Jeffries
Maw Jeffries
London Lyceum
Mivind Jeffries
Nelly Leenver
Ories
Audiente
Kaallake
Vane Tole
Nelly Thoorter
Nelly Denyer
Chas. Ammold
Altice
Frederic B. Sharp
Charles Arnold
South Africa
Johannesburg
Patrogiem
Ultlander Eanerly
Jones
Sr. Godley
Teater
C Duane
Mr. Arnold
Booth African Leagues
Douglas Fortier
Wsoeger
England
Eptre
Arnold
Australian daffodil farming shapes stage star
Mr George Titheradge famed actor discusses Australia in a long Echo interview. He recalls four years as a near hermit farming a daffodil patch while touring London. He explains leaving Australia to cultivate flowers, notes the allure of horticulture, and describes his shift from daffodil farming to acting.
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George Titheradge
Aghetus
London
Australia
Howrra
Siiaen
John O’ Drea
Twes
H. A. Jonen
Lui Hin
Searly
Williameon
Mosgrove
Grough
Lowdewalt
Landes
Australis
Royal Warticultural Society of Victoria
Thea
Melbourne
Kia Ot
Almiral Salon
Mysel
Bulls
Aifion
The Flying Jordans and Wire Walker Comedy Planned
Tris commently previews Cathy Mall Ant Me Belle of New York at Salisbury for another year with The Flying Jordans touring Adelaide. The traveling circus acts feature the wire walker and comic trio, with scenes set in Wardebey on the food and an interior mince theater.
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Tris
Faays
Cathy Mall Ant
New York
Iin Bhafisbury
Inka Sucemior
Howrner
Wardebeyon-the-Pood
Prominent Australian Singers Headline London Musical Season
A Lucky Olet Mise Amy Casiles arrived in London recently as Bir Charlen Hubert Varry offers her a year’s permit, with plans for Paderewksi’s New Opera and concerts at Albert Hall. Miny Maud MacCarthy praised for technique and tone, while Clara Butt’s rise from Jersey to Windsor Castle is noted alongside Kilminster and Sherwin.
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London
Charlen
Hubert Varry
Direntor
Hava College of Music
Ber Elnging Thay
Ermiiti Uuy Inalravtian
Maul MacCarthy
Miny Maud MacCarthy
Toyas
Luise
Lediy Halle
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Apartis
Etyle
Burney
Clara Bott
Clara Hatt
Adam
Butt
Adur Terrace
Southwick
Goventies
Jersey
Bristol
Prince and Princess of Wales
Wiadeor Castle
Dulmoral
Berlin
Clara Butt
Tilsa Kilminater
Euid Kilminster
Manly
Lulitpold
Mre
Kilminerer
Jalonde
Sydney
Mime
Sherwin
Milme
Amy Sherwin
Roral
Covent Garden
Letters to the Referee from War Era Readers
Readers send letters from London and Australia to Peggy Pryde in the Referee. Mim Pennsy Pryde describes London life, longing for Australia, and work with hints of Sydney and Aldershot. J W Wlwon on vaudeville salaries and tours. A note requests help for the widow of actor Charley Henry Burfer, with a call for communal support.
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Peggy Pryde
Mim Pennsy Pryde
London
Oder
Dale
Australia
Fred
Poplar
Charley Godfrey le
Criciel Getoe
Sydney
Aldershot
Cox
Engbom
England
Laniy
Charlee
Henry Burfer
Aldose
Abe
Latest London Productions at the Vaudeville
A faded journal notes The Elixir of Yauth and Mesere by Gime and Merrick at the Vaudeville with Melongs in strong farce and The Elmy as a minor act. The piece riffs on youth restoring mud amid light merriment, some witty dialogue, and a few stilted performances by Kyrie Bellew Patel Brown Potter Tosa and George Titheradge in a quieter role.
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Mesere
Gime
Merrick
Theo
Sporting and Dramatis News
Tony
Kyrie Bellew
Patel
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Potter
Tosa
George Titheradge
Rachel
Obituary Notices From London And Australia Singor Wolf
A fragmented obituary notices death of Signor Wolf, a famed tenor, native of Ireland who sang in Italy and Australia. He appeared at Royal Italian Opera House and collaborated with Adelina Patti. Also noting the death of actor Mr. Lawrence Coutley in London after a long career and extensive Australasian tour.
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Signor Foll
London
Signor
Dave Singer
Deere
Ireland
Tialy
M. Bagher
Paria
Lancon
Mr. Maplesom
Arlee
Signor Wolf
Australia
Mir Orbea Harkey
Madu
Anant
Thiharmonic Society
Lawrence Coutley
Lauren Caller
Teel
Intercolonial Letters October 2 at the Princess
The notice describes a revival of The Chote dulere and upcoming events at the Hijou Theatre. It lists attendees and performers including Miss Florence Perry and Mira Myra Kembla, with plans for an Alexandre Theatre opening on Thursday with a drama company led by Myra Kembla and Augustus Glover.
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Oleh
Wes
Coull Engle
Heart
Ade Humphries
Gorke Sandry
Mise
Ning Haberne
Clockette
Perry Minette
Misa Agno Cuiu
Martha
Turphy Vane
Hesete
Florence Perry
Tom Coplelia
Fils-Gerald Brothers
Alexandre Theatre
Mira Myra Kembla
Augustus Glover
Melbourne
The Finns Dramatic Company Present The Story of the Cross
The Finns No 2 Dramatic Company presented The Stan of tha Cross at the Cowra Hesse on Saturday night when four highly deceitful persons were brought to a close, amid a display of local stage craft and public interest.
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Diusbane Dress. A
Hesse
Adelaide Atome Preview After Withdrawing Shows
The Adelai de Atome company announces changes for the program tonight presenting The Physician for the first time in Adelaide. On Wednesday The Second Min will be staged for a single night with The Flying Jordana. The venue is the old Esbititan Growol4.
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Stoher
Areichs
Bonn
Briacon Marghary
Rend tonriets at the Horn and New York engagements noted
The Harry Conor Company plans Rend tonriets at the Horn with arrangements to New York next Saturday. Reysinil's Pantene and opera company report Tony volumes heading to Brisbane for performances before continuing to Nereh and the Glan In The Ananatabie. George HH. Jones cited by press reports on the upcoming tour.
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Harry Conor Company
Horn
New York
Arip
Mr. Reysinil
Tony Volobie
Brisbane
Fires Werke
Ag the
Glan
Cire Mir
George HH. Jonesas
Pebbes
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Ehied Aucorer
The Hater Cal Card Insertion Terms Appeal
Inquiries for placing gale dress cards in the Reserve with special rates offered. Address the Business Manager for details on eight line or four line cards, quarter rates, and post free copies to NSW Queensland readers.
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Artists Letter Rack Formations for a Coming Week
The note lists several names and affiliations such as Carleton and Seber, Fitzgerald's Circus, and Campbell, promising weekly gatherings and a standing subscription request to a publication named Refer at one year. It reads like a clipped, garbled OCR of a society or arts letter with multiple proper nouns and locations.
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Fitzgerald's Circus
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Theatres and Companies Touring Australia and Britain
A fragmented list of theatre companies and venues linking Melbourne Sydney Adelaide and London engagements. Mentions include Victoria Comic Opera Co and Harry Rickards with notices about touring months and undecided conclusion dates.
Cast lists from Bradford and Glasgow theatres feature a wide troupe
An OCR fragment lists actors and roles at multiple theatres including Bradford Royal, Empire, and Brigton Royal with names like Edith Mor fey Katherine Blowart and Jimmy Rhiards. It mentions The Middleman The Gay Parletoony Paul Jonca Cupids and the Princesa and other productions.
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Prightoo
Edith Morfey
Atlas Katherin Blowart
Hilde Barlow
Belfast
Darcy
Stanfield
Orssie Major
Honeycomb
Gay Parletoony,”” Oonour
Williun Grevl
Royalty ‘Theatre
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Taldeft
Jimmy” Rhiards
Bydney Deans
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Ling
BE. W. Reyce
Paul Jonca
Royal
G. H. Buscelle
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Austin Rudd
Mise Nellie Wile
Beth In
Delevines
Bhaters Winterton
Benmen
O'Gorman
Polucm
Wirment Shard
Addie Coneors
Blu
Gay Greene
Ghod Beld Lyceum
Atluo and
Hurt
Mr. Blade Murrayan
de Haytore
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