Australian Hydroplanes and War Efforts Stir Public Interest
A fragmentary report details cutting edge hydroplane experiments by American and Australian inventors, with notes on a new hydroplane boat achieving high speeds, and mentions of engineers and military collaborations. It also covers Australian aeroplane engine developments, wartime loans, and civic mobilization through yacht and automobile clubs aiding soldiers and war enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victorian Autombila
iNabane Noepital
Meray
Chas- Ain Sehidh
HHA, CO
Birminahary Sait Arms Company, Ltd
Calen U
Eclymene
Motor Yacht Club
Wales
Dub
MWC
Automobile Club OF Australis
Araut
Mémnbers
Grifith Woks
Scramlesag
Vaudeville Acts Impress Sydney Audience At Tivolo
Sydney readers explored a chaotic vaudeville program featuring Xailyang and four Japanese performers at the Tivolo Theatre on Savueday. The act mixed musical routines with audience participation and letters performed in upside down and backward order, followed by a troupe including Gye Mackay and Arthur Silvan with sketches and musical bits amid an eclectic bill and comments on radio and theater scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Xailyang
Savueday
Wuge
Veilge & Ilackesoardik
Nh Tang
Weiig
Uince
Pattie
Em & Paper
Weltes
Iphabels
Surat
Corse
Gye Mackay
Arthur Silvan
Give. Wilton
Commane
Clemen
Dean
Paul Shephens
Terry
Lambert You Stone
Wallace Galvin
AL Ripon
Str
Wage Terry
Theatre Gossip and New Vaudeville Acts in Melbourne
Gossip notes new acts at Melbourne venues including the Cinderellas Company at the Chicago? Nosee, and the New Mother Goose pantomime planned for the Criterion. Melbourne Tivoli features Walter Weem, Mr. Broddie MegDonal, and the Bert Malar Company's Not Understood at King's Theatre. Several acts travel from Sydney to Adelaide, with Vallude shows and pantomime running through Friday locals despite crowded houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Wonman
Melbourne
Criterion
Criterion Theatre
Broddie MegDonal
Jos Rade” Terme
Devination
Count Bentou
Bert Malar
King's ‘Theatre
High Jinks and New Acts Draw Adelaide Theatres
A bustling program travels through Her Majesty's Theatre and others. Highlights include Daley Yates joining the cast, Chi Chi the dancer, and Miss Gwen Hughes in Florence roles. The run features new acts, musical numbers, and stagecraft with Bertram Marlow’s company and a mix of American and Australian performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imarag Management
Meine
Guletyed Ie Elcone
Iter
Ape Pearane
Mies Daley Yates
Mika Genrude
Glyn Ae
Mlle Chi Chi
Mirsex
Dorothy Brunian
Gylvis Dele
Plorence Vie Mac Fontaine
Mrie Eaton
Nellie Hobton
Cecil Brathay
Gond Atimanst
Soditrom
Andrew
Iy Ronda
Saounend Tor
Rise to York in Australasia Promoting Branded Theater
Fragmented OCR text mentions W J Baker from Auckland and a tour with National Theatre elements. It references being in Australasia, a rising to York theme, and lists various names like Master Prank Baker and Hagby Tevet. The piece appears as a promotional entertainment note with unclear narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Baker Wenes
Auckland
Caracelle
Sepues Bey
New Sea
Prugearn
Dre Tarepin
York
Tomane
Australasia
Magnuli
Atkin
Baler
Austraia
Sram
Babee
Olyonia
Brignan
MaMacia
Mum's the Word a bright farce at Frince Theatre Sydney
A lively farce "Mum's the Word" at Frince Theatre Sydney features Rosamond Gaythorne and Ethel Dane as the dainty actress and matinee star. Cast includes Edmund Sheften, Dorothy Mastings, Tad Mee, Clarice Haedwice, Claud Vernon, Bert Barton, and Fred Twitchett with strong dance numbers and comic chaperon antics. The only matinee today promises a well mounted production under Vernon and Rashe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Jeruney
Becimant Smithe
Letibe Feakine Aiebewek Wa
Frank Bunchey
Christopher Pay Unger
Actrtas
Rosamond Gaythorne
Ethel Dane
Nimi
Tom
Shailord
Villary
Chester
Edmund Sheften
Colonel Revewood
Dorothy Mastings
Doc Maye
Tad
Adel
Menari
Heap J. Ford
Bemer
Swesney
Claud Vernon
Bert Barton
Fred Twitehin
St. Clair
Voninger
Wr. Vernon
Mer Bert Rashe
Mus
Day
Iiuter
Alice Hamilton
Boys of the Dardanelles at the Apollo Theatre
A melodrama titled Boys of the Dardanelles presented at the Apollo Theatre Saturday night. Australian officer Philip Cunningham, played by Mr Walter Muni, is the central figure amid a cast including Miss Jean Roberson as Leslie May and Miss Valentine Uraney. The production, directed by George Marlow Ltd, features songs and dramatic scenes with a Melbourne cast noted for strong reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Marlow
Tom Metarmis
Mias
Beatrice ‘Nicholls
Sr Americe
Hugh J
Gang
South Africa
Her Majesty’ Theatre
Geoces
Marian
Theatre Royal
Hobart
Caupille
Dean Maitland
Lanceston
National ‘Theatre
Gibbs
Tee Majesty's
Melbourne
Brat
Haute
Tie
Theuny
Renee” Wit
Hny
Walter Hanks
Aninigyghaty
Our Boys of
Aolphy Theatre
George Marlow, Ltd
Dardanelles
Philip
Cunningham
Walter Muni
Urederick i Apne
Curinehair Gaiha
Alesre
My Waltee Hunt Appested
Cun Iahwins
Jean Roberson
Leslie May
Uraney
Sytil Blair
Wrederick Nailson
Macdierson
Azeenah
Winary
Mavi
Eesuimaat
Anurkien
Musa Kael Buckle
Growler
Toullie
Mr Croatley
Alrea Oy
Maxwell
Mini Eckefey
Messrs
Tohn’ Congreve
Victor" Les
Thomas E. Tyson
Aureey Mabel Gu Terie Beaumont
Sivait Gurney
Berths Wiardenhe
Stage Review: Me Mure B Susu Delightful Yet Flawed
A Victorian era theater piece features Mary Bailey as an eccentric widow and Adrienne in a pivotal role. The plot centers on a betrayed wife and machinations of a friend, but ends with reconciliation. Strong performances by Laura Rover and the ensemble lift the production despite uneven pacing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumon
Thomas Bracken
Addi
Ainam
Ble
Tein
Mary Bailey
Hussar
Leley
Adrienne
Aden Att
Laura
Rover
Gi Nines
Richard Bellsyrs
Fred Moresnald
Min Aliyedaevan
Artie Biriraza
Scanery
Ueigh
Sean
Peter
Wal Runante
Signer
Flair
Fay
Esa
Abc
Malala
Referee Theatrical Letter Back In Athenian Theater Era
Fragmented OCR text hints at a theatrical letter back scene titled Referee with scattered names and places. It mentions a city setting, a vote, and various personal names, with unclear sequence but suggestive of a drama related to a contest or performance in an urban area.
General Letter Back Ye Lagat
A garbled correspondence fragment appears as a general letter back note with stray phrases and unreadable lines. The text shows mixed letters and spacing, lacking clear names, dates, or actionable content. The readable portion suggests a reflexive greeting but provides no concrete details for summary.
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Crowle
Matoe Doak
Vera
New York
Glen Love
Seell
Liewtenant Wol Leslie
Charles Cosgrove
Wiesers Ewin Geach
Thomas Jones
Weve Bbren
Colonel Wallick
Rose
Ormater
Rarbor
We Accu
Aselles Ce
Aviation Corps
Ikwan
Maksra
Melbourneum
Renault
Staln- Vivieds
Australie
Crome
W.B. Pynor
Chene Mornigcenilers
Sytontone
Mana
Franks
Kabel
W. Crawls
Motor
Bricht Hunting
Discord
Harmony
Avsacialion
Souily Australis
Maven
Vdney
America
United States
Morris
Merker
Eiclant
Sheap
Baater
Ile Bish Maud
Gil
Tocait
Allen
East
Eyen
Montana
Aus
California
Sears
Crawls
Traders Association of Nsw
Munra
Vauxhall
Ciey Oygenine of
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Ines Beard Trom
Mr. Mag
Ward
Leud Metay, van
Deamond and
Walton
Cinderells
Soneuare
Jess Wil
Kalgoorlie
Armen
Walter Weem
mMelbourne Grincass Panomime
Get Tree Et von Theca
J.C. Williamson
Vaude
Alteaae
Diioy Joraine
Haya Mthgate Amusement
Miss Mary
Elizabeth
Isto Lesia
Ganar Ak Bydney
Ir Gan Mckay
Angie
Intersat
Louis Btone
Wallace Colvin
Saul Stephens AU Ripon
Marie Terry
Tivol
Tone
Adelaide
Grouch and Welch
Ainging
Payter
Wightreland
Frank Croveley
Iter Naeoty
Tivoli Follies
Jack Carnot
Bia
Charlie Chaplin
Mabelle
Dr Asmond
Milas Vera Pearce
Alfredo
Alesander Yakovlenko
Frank Greene
Alvarata
Rego
Sloppit
Paul Rowe
Kilmo
Cifion
Murlayne
King's Theatre
Bert Bailey ‘Company
Minnie Love
Malenty
Mise Love
Majesty's
Mr Bourne
Marie Rosette
Iaiiaon Manegernane
Lapland
Clyde Mey
Heh
Ol Toveles
Fred Nelttom
Captain Peland
Ous Bove
Dardanell
Adelphi
Lenec
Cueningstone Drasgedt
Allery
J. ©. Williamson
Utd
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Mise Muriel Starr
Mary
Grosse Marlow
Mise Blanche McPherson
Indu
Bison Film Company
Ty Wan Whifer
City of Silence
Mr Marlow
Omer
Alitalia Productions
Raeenan
Adelphi Theatre
Amy
Cattie
Musicaus
J.C. Willigmoon, Ltd
Shep Barn
Africa
Girona
Brisbane
Shen Cimp
Carnelionn
Y. Wamuna Wanes
King's + teatre
Husurne
Arave
Lastis Ouse
Io Brighton
Moyt
Theatre de Luxe
Halle” Adgir
Biles Baby
Galery
Bert
Bailey
Lesley Audeurpang
Wits
Noel
Sardani
Waijiing
Masia
Jovahin Fylers
Dunlop
N.S. Wales
Tyree
Denlof Runrer Col
Rook Oun
World Film Productions
Robert Warela
Clara Kundell
Vivion Mar “Mother
Arwess
Emma Dunn
Strand Theatre
Co-operative Film Exchange Ltd
Russell Street
Pitt Street
Gibbane
Perth
U. London
Eles
Tivoli Theatre
Ain
Buenos
Rjaky
Craig
Aitken
Lollies
Eva
Mowlaydes
Sales City
Fyeamue
Tino
Vootbalt, Ah Len Mw
Aioe
Italy
Laniah Siah
Evans
Williamson
Iomiral Maniasi
Potaeh
Perlmutter
Anak
Tier Majesty's
Warestil
Xen
Ald
Davis
Melbouane
Hee Wavestys
Mare Aut Bi
Minh Mane
HOYTS
Sid Ae
Koval
Wuriet
Bert Hailly Company
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Tibatrieal
Harry Salmon
Hall
Nesba Agen Antiotes
Olreur
Terence Goodwin
Tate School of Arte
Wiegier
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