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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 26, 1917
Page
6
A fragmented listing of performances and acts including Tivali Roth Husa Cuinlite Trio and Vauisevie in Sydney, General John Kegan and Her Malady's You're in Love, plus The White Cheysanmemunt and Royal Luck Wins Here in Melbourne with various dates and venues. Names and titles appear in a cluttered OCR style across multiple cities, indicating an entertainment program and schedule.
The article highlights the Camille Trio and other vaudeville acts popular in Europe and the United States. It notes their performances at the Tivoli and stages in Paris, Marseilles, and across Spain and Portugal, with engagements and tours shaping a thriving entertainment scene.
A chaotic review lists performers at the Tivol and nearby venues, including Nic Rui Budd Lilyan and Laler. Martha Boggs dancers. Amy Murphy Gwith clessica. Jon Heyl and Fedna Voster Co.. Thurber and Thurber. Nelusco and Hurley. The piece praises various acts while noting a mixed reception and hints at a bustling but uneven program in a London New York show context.
A bustling theatre season opens with Sydney James and fellow performers at the Hippodrome. The lineup features The Purple Bend plus Rosier Bennete Gregory, Gov 48-4, and Wastun among others. A revival of Be Ber Williams Redestraas and a proposed gala finale mark a lively program expected to attract wide crowds.
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The article previews a bustling Melbourne Theatre Royal program with Cyril Maude starring in a new musical comedy adapted for Her Majesty's service. It notes Maude’s Irish wit and the cast’s cross-Atlantic pedigree, hinting at strong characterization and a lively performance.
A Saturday performance at the King's Theatre showcases Grandad Rudd and the Our Selection sequel with a cast led by Mr. Hert Bailey and Mr. Bamund Duggans. The revival adds depth to the familiar characters, including Dave Rudd and Joe, while Denis Regan notes the work’s pig portraiture and vintage sentiment.
The text reviews multiple performances across venues with Cyril Maude, Miss Violet Loraine, Kathlene, and Sir Beier Tessie in productions like The School for Scandal and Napolenn y aon. It highlights Tivol Theatre, Theatre Royal, and Her Majesty's, noting strong humor, pathos, and crowd-pleasing revues, plus praise for Bobby Pearce and Thelma Kaye in various acts.
Adelaide Marie Tenpest remains with Theatre Royal as the season shows mixed success. The Good Gracious Annabelle performance closed Friday night amid illness rumors while the Tivoli Theatre prepares William Anderson Deafpatic Organisation acts. Evil Men to coming, audiences thin at Majestic Theatre.
Bright Heap presents a lively Pinafore stage debut by Miss Olga Stacey and Miss Mina Zoe Stacey at Theatre Royal on October 6 and 8, with juvenile company Bent 1 Ihe.
An advertisement touts NERVE NUTS as an economical, effective remedy for nerve and related ailments. It claims a 14 day course with prices: 2 shillings per box, or six for 17 shillings, and directs readers to a Sydney address for purchase.
Reports detail a windy Mandwick range day with AR MUI and clubs from Randwick, North Sydney, and Metropolis at 700 yards. Scores list A Pierce and K Fox among top marksmen as the Metropolitan Rifle Club plans 1917-18 Grade matches across 300 to 1000 yard ranges and structural changes to divisions.
A garbled report outlines a Victorian sports meeting with references to baseball and cricket. Names and roles appear jumbled, mentioning a secretary and committee members amid discussion of forms and proposals for grounds and organizational changes.
The provided text is unreadable fragments with no clear events or entities to summarize into a proper news item. No identifiable people organizations places dates or outcomes are present in the legible portions.
The annual Bulldog Club of NF Wales show featured many classes with dogs from Australia and local champions. Winners included Newington Baroness as best in show and notable placements for Malmeq, Warren’s PE, and Glenmore Minter among others, judged by Mrs N Green and Mr F McWilliam.
Fragmented OCR text from a London sports page mentions Walton Heath and golf clubs, wartime context, and scattered quotes about running and games. Content is incoherent but preserves names and places, suggesting a chaotic recap of golf and athletics with mixed opinions and partial commentary.
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