Adelaide and Melbourne theatre week crowding Tivoli and Princess venues
Readable notes from Adelaide and Melbourne listings describe Tivoli and Palace shows including Your in Love and A Rosaway Girl with casts and managers. Mentions Maude troupe in Melbourne and Sir Stanley Mandes cable, and ongoing theatre season at Criterion, Royal and Metropolitan venues with diverse acts and new music by Victor Chaverton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N Arpical
Melbourne
Cyril
Sanley Mande
Crennaan
Hriuh Operanuns i Mesopocantia
Ratte Iting
Fis
Maude Imu
Nicmage
Tran Baehdod
Sydney vaudeville listings and theatre acts overview
A fragmented review-like piece surveys vaudeville offerings and performers in Sydney theaters. It highlights Hugh D. McIntush, the Tivoli and related venues, noting acts such as Alma Hock Phillies and Olga Mint, with mentions of Neiram Kennedy and Mame Ning Scott. The text praises stage variety, style, and the potential market appeal while referencing contemporary New York influences and local audience tastes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh D. McIntush
Rickarda
Ain Ites
Beaty Shop
Grae
Almigana
Tivol
Inp
Htm
Real Fe
Ming
Elasie Mulholland
Clarice
Shane
Scott
Wayran
Erie
Engler
Alma Hock
Maris Eaton
Mrn
Moizie Carle
Olga
Eamsry
Sidiwwr
Neiram
Kennedy
Srv
Australia
Wiese
Heltcanle
New York
Astral
Ana Gerice
Mr Manhattan Ureat Doings At The Criterion
A vivid review of a Saturday performance at the Criterion theatre featuring banter and musical numbers. The piece highlights comic delivery, stage presence, and the interplay between performers, noting audience reactions and the show’s social tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banhalton
Ronal
Tor Scott Bated Yeu
Dave Ublectasty
Trier
Vienna
Tong Stane
Saly
Erion
Aden
Kreston Wuloe Catese Meare
Eaton
Alana Fanon
Gulver
Bey
Lanlard
Ulead Devine
Reycal Valet
Iver Peacock
Palace Stage Revival of Very Good Eddie At Palace Theatre
The Palace Theatre presents Very Good Eddie revived as a lively farce titled The Palace-Very Good Eddie e Taile with performances featuring Me Barry Lupina Mr Bayette Ferry and Mr Back. The show runs for a night or ten more as noted before press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Palace
Eddie E ‘Taile
Eddie
Leshon
Palace Theatre
Kennedy
Barry Lupina
Bayette Ferry
Mr Back
Revival session at Palace sparks positive remarks
A brief revival event at the Palace drew praise for a performer described as a winner in Sydney and loved by local patrons. Attendees noted the show’s energy, the cast’s strong delivery, and the impression of a standout performance that could influence future appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agya
Sydney
States
Ware
Spainey
Delaib
Montgomerys Hamlet in Australia draws acclaim and critique
Valentine Say notes 1889 reception of Montgomerys Hamlet in Australia, comparing it to Fechter’s London portrayals. The piece discusses performance style, temperament, and public opinion, citing Fechter’s influence and critics in England and Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fechter
Fevller
Naiture
Hatnet
George Henry Lewes
Fragmented plea as dying writer’s daughter begs mercy
A fragmentary, archaic lament reveals a dying writer’s daughter pleading not to fail, while a hidden motive and hidden letters tempt the reader to uncover the truth. The text hints at betrayal and a struggle to preserve a family name amid heartache and danger.
Tivoli Attractions Promised Laughing Shows Begin Soon
The Tivoli plans more laughing attractions starting next Saturday at Hiempuree with new acts and comic turns. Roxbury's The Prince of Monte Carlo stars with other performers including Miss Yates and Mr Billy The Prince. The Beauty Shop returns with Mermand Kennedy and George Welch among listed acts for the season.
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Hiempuree
Roxbury
Amare
Mr. Roxbury
Ape Moss Bregg
Feate
Miss Deity Yates
Charles Albert
Billy the Princely
Tae
Siamieds
Bubbles Ever
Mere
Georges Welch
Billy Reep
Sydney ‘Yates
Misa
Danny Yates
Mermand Kennedy
Orvast
Noted Shakespearean Star Graces London Stage Revival
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls the career of Pechter and his era, highlighting Montgomery and Bernhardt in 19th century theatre. It notes Pechter’s leadership at Wie Lyceum, actors like Miss Roberson and Gervais, and Bernhardt’s double role with dramatic impact, ending with praise for her stage authority.
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Uezuiking
Mice Tien Tague
Ict Ceca
Familiar Names Abroad at London Stage Salon
London papers praise Miss Wish Waynoe and Miss Violet Vanbrugh in a wave of theatrical activity. Patrons include Viscountess Massena and Lady Diana Manner as society supports Lyric and Coliseum events, while painters and managers fund and stage new works and dances in a bustling London cultural season.
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Miss Wish Waynoe
Wilkle Bard
Fine
London Halladiure
London
Wonne
Clavec
Lowelthough Youy
Violet Vanbrugh
Mrs. Pome
Roy
Pomeroy
Reputarian
Erie Wachell
J. Cobb
Mise Blien Terry
Lyric Theatre London
Atagecraft
Antone
Viscountess
Massena
Diana Manner
John Lowery
Memorial tribute to Maggie Knights stage career in Australia
The piece recalls Maggie Knights iconic performances with William Anderson's Dramatic Company in Melbourne and Sydney. It notes her Alpine frock memory, vivid character portrayals, and regret she did not receive due reward. It mentions engagements at Hipphodrome Theatre and Tivoli Theatre Melbourne and Sydney productions, plus connections to New York cabling about Gowns Fawn and Madame Melba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiler
Maggie Krazhvy
MacMunon and
Leweh
Kina
Denver
Appleton Wand
Jewell the Spider
George Lettch Jaiden
Vicon
Hess
Maggie Hight
Andersol
Ams
Adam Reeve
Tivoli Theatre
New Zealand
New York
Pact ‘Worth
The Theatre Royal Offerings and Star Attendants
Across Sydney and Melbourne the Theatre Royal crowd gathered for a Saturday night of performance featuring Miss Tempe sting, Mose Marie Tempest, and a host of noted stage names. Audiences praised the early curtain and the overall reception while plans for upcoming Tivoli Theatre revamps and Derby week arrivals generated talk among theatregoers and patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gon Gracious
Annabelle
Melbourne Theatre Royal
Gratia Hrowne
Genies Wimble
Frank Harvey
John Rawson
Tal Ordell
Harry Murchison
Wilhare Gouling
Mugh Huniley
Wilbur Jenringe
Jock Allanby
Alfred Wextherby
Sidney. Stiling
James Ludeate
Leslie Vietor
Wickham
Len ‘Nugent
Alec
Gwen
Wiehenreth
Tunner
Theatre Royal
Sydney
Mose Marie Tempest
Melbourne
Asby
Nmr
Theatre Patrona
Atlaabelle
Leigh
Tembes
Pranks Marvey
Hie
Symes Etering
Gwen Burzatabe
Elma Boprom
George Loar
Tivoli Theatre
Alunderine
Reeve
Harry Reahiley
Prince
Mather Goosesbrough
Mir
Maule
Her Majesty's Theatre
Joba
Maude
Aather Newson
Shakesheare
Evan Quence
The Willish Anderson Company Theatre Update
The Willish Anderson Company records show a notable rucl splend business with The Woman and Gavere Me as revenue night patrons. Theatre Royal presents those performing this week as hardy followers, with all stages showing strong audience engagement and well received performances.
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Willish Anderson Company
Hall Caines
Theatre Royal
Sim the Hardy
Dandies Show Ends Weekend Run at National Theatre
Hobart reports a successful Saturday night at the National Theatre with Mr. Charles Scott, manager, amid plans for early appearances by the Walker-Mortey Revue Company and word that J. and N. Tai will bring the Royal Straders to Hobart next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Westmacott
J. Williamson
Syaney
Amesrally
Hig
Bia
Melbourne
J © Williamson
Lid
Sydney
Alda Meagher
Zulf
J. J. Cohen
Mrl.a
Criterion Newe
Mica Kathlene McDowell
Ted Son
Tedaan
National Theatre
Charles Scott
The
National
Tbis
Walker-Mortey Revue
N. Tai
Royal Straders
Ada Reeve and Company Spark at Wellington Grand Opera House
Ada Reeve and her vaudeville company closed a successful Wellington season at the Grand Opera House with strong reception and full houses. The troupe announced plans for a New Zealand tour, while management prepared for a return visit and noted weather and strike-related delays affecting travel and engagements in Auckland Dunedin and London.
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Wellington
Ada Reeve
Grand Opera House
Auckland
Reid
Crenief
Finn
Aiyre
New Zealand
Pink Lady Co
John Farrell
Austrsih
Cai
Tarnta Te Righh
Auastralia
Barnstorners
Chastehuteh
Opera Hunsest Salrday
WS. Wauchay
Wauchup
He Companye
Reeve
Fet
Visi Sfiman
Ada
Anant Bufity
London
Dunedin
Ady “Reeve
Eich
Otago
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