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Venue	Globe Theatre
Address	458 George Street Sydney NSW 2000 Australia
First Date	January 1921
Last Date	December 1924
Notes	In 1921 Union Theatres took over the venue and changed name to Globe Theatre. Continued until 1924 when converted into shops and the Cocoa Tree Cafe. Used for dances.
Related Venues	Also known as Waddington's Globe Theatre Is on the site of 2UW Radio Theatre
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Latitude \| Longitude	-33.870962 \| 151.207096
Events	Date Contributor Organisation
	VENUE CLOSED, 26 December 1924 Daughter of the East, 4 October 1924 Film Screenings, 22 December 1923 Prehistoric Hayseeds, 24 November 1923 Does the Jazz Lead to Destruction?, 4 August 1919 Australia's Own, 20 January 1919 £500 Reward, 18 November 1918 The Lure of the Bush, 30 September 1918 Film Screenings, 21 April 1918
	Union Theatres Limited Film Screenings, 22 December 1923 Film Screenings, 21 April 1918 Beaumont Smith Productions Prehistoric Hayseeds, 24 November 1923 Blue Bird Films Daughter of the East, 4 October 1924 Snowy Baker Films The Lure of the Bush, 30 September 1918
	John Faulkner - Actor £500 Reward, 18 November 1918 The Lure of the Bush, 30 September 1918 Claude Flemming - Actor, Director, Producer, Screenwriter £500 Reward, 18 November 1918 The Lure of the Bush, 30 September 1918 Lacey Percival - Cinematographer Prehistoric Hayseeds, 24 November 1923 £500 Reward, 18 November 1918 Renee Adoree - Actor £500 Reward, 18 November 1918 Lorna Ambler - Actor £500 Reward, 18 November 1918 'Snowy' Baker - Actor The Lure of the Bush, 30 September 1918 Franklyn Barrett - Cinematographer The Lure of the Bush, 30 September 1918 Colin Bell - Actor The Lure of the Bush, 30 September 1918 Ethel Bennetto - Actor Does the Jazz Lead to Destruction?, 4 August 1919 Gordon Collingridge - Actor Prehistoric Hayseeds, 24 November 1923 Nina Dacre - Actor Prehistoric Hayseeds, 24 November 1923 Roy Darling - Director Daughter of the East, 4 October 1924 David Edelsten - Actor £500 Reward, 18 November 1918 Paul Eden - Actor Daughter of the East, 4 October 1924 Garry Gordon - Actor Australia's Own, 20 January 1919 Dorothy Hawtree - Actor Daughter of the East, 4 October 1924 Tasman Higgins - Cinematographer Daughter of the East, 4 October 1924 George Irving - Actor Does the Jazz Lead to Destruction?, 4 August 1919 Barry Lupino - Producer £500 Reward, 18 November 1918 Kathleen Mack - Actor Prehistoric Hayseeds, 24 November 1923 Jack North - Screenwriter The Lure of the Bush, 30 September 1918 J P O'Neill - Actor Prehistoric Hayseeds, 24 November 1923 Nellie Romer - Actor Australia's Own, 20 January 1919 Laszlo Schwartz - Concert Master, Musical Arranger Film Screenings, 22 December 1923 Beaumont Smith - Director, Producer, Scenario Prehistoric Hayseeds, 24 November 1923 Hector St Clair - Actor Prehistoric Hayseeds, 24 November 1923 Adam Tavlaridi - Actor, Producer, Scenario, Set Designer Daughter of the East, 4 October 1924 Catherine Tearle - Actor Daughter of the East, 4 October 1924 Lotus Thompson - Actor Prehistoric Hayseeds, 24 November 1923 Rita Tress - Actor The Lure of the Bush, 30 September 1918 Charles Villiers - Actor Daughter of the East, 4 October 1924 Jack Ward - Cinematographer, Director, Producer, Screenwriter Australia's Own, 20 January 1919 Horace Watt - Conductor Film Screenings, 22 December 1923 Pinky Weatherley - Actor Prehistoric Hayseeds, 24 November 1923 Dunstan Webb - Actor Prehistoric Hayseeds, 24 November 1923 Roy Wilson - Actor Prehistoric Hayseeds, 24 November 1923
Resources	Article: Music and the Movies, Sydney Morning Herald, 26 January 1924, 8 Article: Picture Theatre Director, The Hebrew Standard of Australasia, 11 January 1924, 9 Article: Union Theatres - Waddington's Dissolution, Everyones, 4, 198, 19 December 1923 Blog: Camille Scaysbrook, he Globe Theatre, Sydney A Case of Accidental Preservation, 2019
Data Set	AusStage
Venue Identifier	19688

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