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Venue	Melbourne Glaciarium
Address	16 City Road, Southbank Melbourne VIC Australia
First Date	9 June 1906
Last Date	March 1964
Notes	The Melbourne Glaciarium (also known as the Glacci) was the second indoor ice skating facility built in Australia after the Adelaide Glaciarium. This is the location of the first game of ice hockey played in Australia. At the time the Melbourne Glaciarium was opened, it was the 3rd largest indoor i
Related Venues	Is on the site of The State Theatre
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Latitude \| Longitude	-37.820942 \| 144.967273
Events	Date Contributor Organisation
	Rip Van Winkle, 6 April 1912 Breaking the News, 16 March 1912 The Cup Winner, 7 November 1911 The Double Event, 21 October 1911 The Bells, 7 October 1911 The Lost Chord, 13 May 1911 Called Back, 15 April 1911 The Luck of the Roaring Camp, 25 March 1911 The Mystery of a Hansom Cab, 4 March 1911
	Amalgamated Pictures Limited Rip Van Winkle, 6 April 1912 Breaking the News, 16 March 1912 The Double Event, 21 October 1911 The Bells, 7 October 1911 The Lost Chord, 13 May 1911 Called Back, 15 April 1911 The Mystery of a Hansom Cab, 4 March 1911 Australian Photo-Play Company The Cup Winner, 7 November 1911 Bland Holt's Popular Dramatic Organisation The Double Event, 21 October 1911 George Marlow Dramatic Company The Luck of the Roaring Camp, 25 March 1911 J and N Tait The Mystery of a Hansom Cab, 4 March 1911 Johnson and Gibson The Mystery of a Hansom Cab, 4 March 1911
	William Joseph Lincoln - Director, Scenario, Screenwriter Rip Van Winkle, 6 April 1912 Breaking the News, 16 March 1912 The Double Event, 21 October 1911 The Bells, 7 October 1911 The Lost Chord, 13 May 1911 Called Back, 15 April 1911 The Mystery of a Hansom Cab, 4 March 1911 Orrie Perry - Cinematographer Rip Van Winkle, 6 April 1912 The Double Event, 21 October 1911 The Bells, 7 October 1911 The Lost Chord, 13 May 1911 Called Back, 15 April 1911 The Mystery of a Hansom Cab, 4 March 1911 Arthur Styan - Actor Rip Van Winkle, 6 April 1912 Breaking the News, 16 March 1912 The Bells, 7 October 1911 Called Back, 15 April 1911 Nellie Bramley - Actor The Bells, 7 October 1911 Isabella Bull - Singer The Lost Chord, 13 May 1911 J Comyns Carr - Adaptor Called Back, 15 April 1911 Hugh Conway - Adaptor, Author Called Back, 15 April 1911 Sam Crewes - Actor, Scenic Artist The Bells, 7 October 1911 Stanley Crick - Producer The Cup Winner, 7 November 1911 Frank Cullenane - Actor The Bells, 7 October 1911 William Devine - Actor The Bells, 7 October 1911 Chas Devon - Actor The Bells, 7 October 1911 J J Ennis - Actor, Lecturer The Bells, 7 October 1911 J Matthew Ennis - Lecturer Called Back, 15 April 1911 Nat Gould - Author The Double Event, 21 October 1911 Ethel Grist - Actor The Bells, 7 October 1911 Martyn Hagen - Actor The Double Event, 21 October 1911 Fergus Hume - Author The Mystery of a Hansom Cab, 4 March 1911 Harrie Ireland - Actor Breaking the News, 16 March 1912 Joseph Jefferson - Scenario Rip Van Winkle, 6 April 1912 Johns - Actor The Bells, 7 October 1911 George Kensington - Actor The Bells, 7 October 1911 Charles Lawrence - Actor The Bells, 7 October 1911 Leopold Lewis - Author The Bells, 7 October 1911 Ward Lyons - Actor The Bells, 7 October 1911 Philip Lytton - Author The Cup Winner, 7 November 1911 Alfred Rolfe - Director The Cup Winner, 7 November 1911 Charles Villiers - Actor The Cup Winner, 7 November 1911 Daisy Young - Vocalist Called Back, 15 April 1911
Data Set	AusStage
Venue Identifier	17798

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