Ward Theatres Strike Rumors Rock Melbourne Scene
Theatrical reports from Melbourne describe a chaotic strike scare starting at the Princess Theatre and spreading to Ward theatres. Managers claim intermingling of jobs with 10 percent added pay, while Sydney and Melbourne offices dispute the cause and speakers warn the dispute may resurface next Monday at the award expiry.
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Pues Ward
Elise
Sydney
Douo
Hugh Ward Tary
Pullers’ Theatres
Melme
Messrs. J. C. Hmiamaon
Hugh Ward
A Southern Maid Review Relies on Visuals and Voice
Gladys Moncrieff returns in A Southern Maid with improved technique and dramatic force though the plot lacks the sustained interest of A Maid of the Mountains. Scenic color and lighting by Aeche impress. Flemming as the Castilian bully and Chisholm as the Englishman supply strong roles while Stigant Hardwicke and Purdell deepen supporting parts. Cigarette and I Want the Sun emerge as the show’s two big song hits.
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Aeche
Gladys Moncrief
Lasca
Claude Flemming
R. Chisholm
Dolores
Gladys Moncrieff
Melbournes Stage Stars Shine At New Palace Theatre
Dorothy Brunton returns to Melbourne stage to a full house with her tour abroad as Tons of Money debuts at New Palace Theatre. Governor General and Lady Forster attend with Lord and Lady Stradbroke. Charles Heslopanks out as major comic, while Dot Brunton receives flowers at curtain. Rae of Peggy and Sally prove strong at Princess and Royal venues with steady business and Tivoli headlines.
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Det Brunton
Melbourne
Hugh Ward
New Palace Theatre
Dot Brunton
Rae
Pegey
Theatre Royal Hobart extends season and plans new venues
The Humphrey Bishop company’s pea gon at Theatre Royal Hobart runs to November 7 with strong audience demand and packed shows. Robert Greig and Beatrice Holloway open a three weeks production on November 10, touring to Launceston, featuring The Fortune Hunter and It Pays to Advertise among others. Lionel Walah books carnival dates for The O'Brien Girl. a new Haymarket Theatres venue will open early 1924 near Briand and His Majesty's as Palace Theatre proves too small.
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Humphrey Bishop
Theatre Royal
Hobart
W. Rudd
J. George Rox
Robert Greig
Beatrice Holloway
Launceston
Broadway Jones
Lionel Walah
O'Brien
Briand
His Majesty's Theatres
Haymarket Theatres
Sydney
Palace Theatre
Rowing Gossip and Adelaide Club News at St Vincent’s
Mr Maxwell, secretary of the Association, is recovering in St Vincent’s Hospital after a motorcycle accident fracturing his thigh. Adelaide opens a healthy rowing season with eight crews in the Gouse Fours, donor J H Gouse present. Kinnear’s crew defeats Morrie’s. A ten year old ladies’ association faces disbanding. clubs to operate separately, with possible interstate race issues.
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Mr. Maxwell
Zetetary
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Adelaide
Gouse
J. H. Gouse
England
Jimmy
Innear
Kinnear
W. O. Mens
E. Lucas
Treloar
Morrie
Morris
H. V. Mens
J. M. Morten
H. C. Cave
Tt Han
South Australia
School sports draw big crowd at Northbridge clash
A large gathering at Northbridge witnessed the key match between unbeaten King's School and Sydney Church of England Grammar School, signaling rising school interest in cricket. Other attendances varied as crowds tracked Gordon versus Western Suburbs at Chatwood and noted testing grounds, finances, and notable performances from Shore, St Joseph's, and Grammar players in several school contests.
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Northbridge
King’s School
Sydney Church of England Grammar School
A.A.G.P.G
Gorden
Western Suburbs
Chatwwood
Outback
Sydney Cricket Ground
King's
Riverview and Victorian Schools highlight Friday's sports
Riverview bowled out for 78 in their second innings as High produced key scores including 127 for Sydney High and 38 for King. Melbourne Grammar topped the Victorian Public Schools meet with 102 5-6 ints, followed by Behoo and Xavier. Leng set a 220 yard dash mark, beating H Neate’s 1913 record by 4.5 seconds, while P McMahon Glynn and Xavier’s star lowered half mile best times previously held since 1910.
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Cel
Melbourne Cricket Ground
Melbourne Grammar
Beoth
Grammar
Xavier
Evestone College
Wesley
Leng
H. W. Neate
Maxter
Wells wins Warrnam road race in Australia
P Wells of Melbourne Fire Brigades won the professional Warrnambool road race held Saturday promoted by Dunlop Rubber. Phil O'Shea posted fastest time, defeating about 200 rivals. the event drew a record field with 345 starters in 1910, the London Six Days report notes costs and facilities for spectators.
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Kirkham
Brown
Dan
Victoria
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Colac
Dunlop Rubber Co
Melbourne
Waerrnambeol
N.E.W
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C. Burness
M. J. Little
Flood
Little
Burness
Ramsden
Remeden
Rameden
Mr. Melced
Preston
Finin
Iteal Mace
P. Wells
Melourne's
Fire Srigads
Warrnamboal
Phil O'Shea
Dunlop Rubber Company
New South Wales
New
Piles Cured by a City Man's Testimony
Jamon Rees of 4 Lower Campbell Street Surry Hills Sydney testifies that ten years ago a severe itch and pain from piles were cured by Doan's Ointment after trying other remedies. He reports quick relief and lasting cure, keeping it on hand as a preventive. Advertises Doan's Ointment at 2/8 or by mail via Foster McClellan Co. 14 Hamilton Street, Sydney, with sample offer.
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Lower
Campbell Street
Surry Hills
Bydney
Dean
Doan
Foster- McClellan Co
Mamiltonateeet
Sydney
Advt
Tragic Sidecar Crash Clouds Victoria Park Meeting
A Sydney Bicycle and Motor Club event at Victoria Park ended in tragedy when a sidecar race crash near the home stretch left rider Murray dead and others injured. Disney and Conaulty posted fast solo heat times as a large crowd watched, with police pushing back spectators from the track edge amid dust and smoke.
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Victoria Park
Mater Cycling
Sydney Bicycle and Motor Club
Ald
Royal Bouth Sydney Hospital
Fidels
Great Sydney cycle race notes brewster and conaulty clash
Report covers the Sydney scratch race and Royal Handicap at Victoria Park. Conaulty leads early and wins while riding without a helmet, Brewster closes the gap on Norton, Edwards challenges in the final lap, and a stirring finish ensues with Brewster passing Norton on the left turn. Other riders like Reynolds and Disney appear. motorist and bandicap notes follow with speed figures and new RAC membership.
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Mana Magnet
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Linn Smith
Royal Jaze Band
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St Sppiere
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Amy Rochalle
Ward
Darechy Brunton
Colleany
Ranceville
D. Brewster
Victoria Park
Brewster
E. Edwards
Norton
Conaulty
Dave Brewster
Cemaulty
Disney
Victoria
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Edwards
L. Reynalds
Harley
D.idsay
SrvSoga
Tine
GmindBeec
Vpohta Park
O. Disney
Mewarth
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