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James Brennan |
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JAMES BRENNAN
Racehorse owner, bookmaker, sports promoter, theatre and circuit owner, businessman, producer.
James Brennan entered the variety theatre industry in 1906 when he converted the athletic hall of the National Sporting Club (Sydney) into the National Amphitheatre. The following year he took over the lease of Melbourne’s Gaiety Theatre, and later toured Brennan’s Vaudeville Entertainers around Australia. In 1911 he set up Brennan’s Amphitheatres Ltd and took up the lease of the Newtown Hippodrome. After building a new Amphitheatre in Melbourne in 1912 Brennan sold his circuit to Ben and John Fuller and returned to bookmaking. |
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Clay Djubal, Australian Variety Theatre Archive
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English
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Clay Djubal, James Brennan, Australian Variety Theatre Archive
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52136
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