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Text: Article
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| Title |
Flesh and Blood Theatre Boom |
| Abstract/Description |
MORE than 60,000 people are packing Sydney’s five legitimate theatres every week. This is no attendance record. In the early 1920’s Sydney had more than a dozen flesh-and-blood houses and people had the theatregoing habit ingrained as thoroughly as today they have the cinema habit. Five flesh-and-blood houses is few enough for the second biggest white city in the
Empire, but it is the greatest number Sydney has had in 20 years. [includes many photos of theatres and performers] |
| Related Venues |
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Empire Theatre (1927-1960), Sydney, NSW
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Minerva Theatre (1939-1950), Kings Cross, NSW
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Palace Theatre, Sydney, NSW
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Theatre Royal (1875-1972), Sydney, NSW
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Tivoli Theatre (1932-1969), Sydney, NSW
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| Source |
Pix, Associated Newspapers Limited, Sydney, 1938
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| Item URL |
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| Volume |
23
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| Issue |
4
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| Page |
22-25
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| Date Issued |
23 July 1949
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| Language |
English
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| Citation |
Flesh and Blood Theatre Boom, Pix, 23, 4, 23 July 1949, 22-25
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| Data Set |
AusStage |
| Resource Identifier |
64686
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