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Julius Caesar, 27 March 1930
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Much Ado About Nothing, 27 March 1930
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As You Like It, 26 March 1930
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Hamlet, 25 March 1930
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The School for Scandal, 24 March 1930
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The Rivals, 22 March 1930
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Macbeth, 21 March 1930
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The Merchant of Venice, 20 March 1930
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A Midsummer Night's Dream, 20 March 1930
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The School for Scandal, 19 March 1930
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The Jealous Wife, 15 March 1930
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She Stoops to Conquer, 8 March 1930
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The School for Scandal, 5 March 1930
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The Rivals, 1 March 1930
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Twelfth Night, 27 February 1930
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The Merchant of Venice, 26 February 1930
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The School for Scandal, 22 February 1930
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'Op-o-me-thumb / Private Lives, 29 July 1933
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When Ladies Meet, 8 July 1933
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While Parents Sleep, 28 January 1933
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Treasure Island, 26 December 1932
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Because of the Billycock / Dr. Pygmalion, 20 August 1932
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Turn to the Right, 13 May 1932
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Whistling in the Dark, 23 April 1932
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As Husbands Go, 26 December 1931
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This Thing Called Love, 8 June 1930
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Journey's End, 28 May 1930
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Within the Law, 24 November 1928
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Cheating Cheaters, 10 November 1928
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Whispering Wires, 20 October 1928
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Declasse, 6 October 1928
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The Donovan Affair, 1 September 1928
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The Pelican, 25 July 1925
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And So To Bed, 5 July 1941
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Lovers' Leap, September 1936
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Jane Clegg, 30 July 1932
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The Constant Nymph, 17 December 1931
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Magic, 12 December 1931
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The Constant Nymph, 13 October 1931
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Quinney's, 6 October 1931
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Uncle Tom's Cabin, 26 December 1930
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Dracula, 8 August 1929
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Anna Christie, 9 June 1928
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Dear Brutus, 26 May 1928
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Getting Married, 12 May 1928
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Old English, 16 October 1926
Bert Bailey
- Actor, Adaptor, Artistic Director, Director, Lessee, Playwright, Presenter, Producer
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The Squatter's Daughter, 20 July 1929
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The Sentimental Bloke, 14 August 1926
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On Our Selection, 30 May 1925
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The Sentimental Bloke, 7 October 1922
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Duncan McClure and the Poor Parson, August 1916
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The Squaw Man, 22 April 1916
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My Mate (or a Bush Love Story), 4 February 1911
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The Winning Ticket, 10 September 1910
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The Bushwoman, 28 August 1909
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White Australia or, The Empty North, 26 June 1909
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The Man from Outback or, Stockwhip and Stirrup, 1 May 1909
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Man to Man, 11 July 1908
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Macbeth, 23 July 1932
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Julius Caesar, 27 March 1930
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Much Ado About Nothing, 27 March 1930
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As You Like It, 26 March 1930
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Hamlet, 25 March 1930
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Macbeth, 21 March 1930
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The Merchant of Venice, 20 March 1930
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A Midsummer Night's Dream, 20 March 1930
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Twelfth Night, 27 February 1930
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The Merchant of Venice, 26 February 1930
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The Merchant of Venice, 12 September 1925
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Hamlet, 4 December 1909
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'Op-o-me-thumb / Private Lives, 29 July 1933
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Turn to the Right, 13 May 1932
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As Husbands Go, 26 December 1931
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Let Us Be Gay, 20 September 1930
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Little Accident, 30 August 1930
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The Patsy, 1 June 1929
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The Patsy, 23 June 1928
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Is Zat So?, 18 September 1926
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East of Suez, 16 August 1924
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French Leave / A Night at the Inn, 22 December 1923
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Scandal, 6 August 1921
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All the King's Horses, 31 December 1927
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Mary Rose, 6 November 1926
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Aren't We All?, 23 October 1926
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What Every Woman Knows, 5 June 1926
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The Admirable Crichton, 24 April 1926
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Quality Street, 20 March 1926
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His House in Order , February 1925
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Trelawny of the Wells, 17 January 1925
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The Truth About Blayds, January 1925
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Aren't We All?, 25 October 1924
Edmund Duggan
- Actor, Actor-Manager, Director, Playwright, Producer
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The Prince and the Beggar Maid, 3 August 1929
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The Face at the Window, 27 July 1929
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The Squatter's Daughter, 20 July 1929
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The Rudd Family, 14 July 1928
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The Squaw Man, 22 April 1916
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My Mate (or a Bush Love Story), 4 February 1911
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The Bushwoman, 28 August 1909
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White Australia or, The Empty North, 26 June 1909
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The Man from Outback or, Stockwhip and Stirrup, 1 May 1909
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Man to Man, 11 July 1908
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Road House, 7 October 1933
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Turn to the Right, 13 May 1932
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Whistling in the Dark, 23 April 1932
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Little Accident, 30 August 1930
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Journey's End, 28 May 1930
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The Trial of Mary Dugan, 28 April 1928
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The Pelican, 25 July 1925
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East of Suez, 16 August 1924
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French Leave / A Night at the Inn, 22 December 1923
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The Welcome Stranger, 26 March 1921
William Anderson
- Entrepreneur, Lessee, Playwright, Producer
Leon Gordon
- Actor, Director, Playwright
J H Nunn
- Actor, Director
Syd Beck
- Actor, Performer
George Bryant
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Director, Producer
Les Donaghey
- Actor, Actor and Singer, Assistant Stage Manager, Stage Director, Stage Manager
Hal Percy
- Actor, Performer
Reg Robins
- Designer, Scenic Artist
Eardley Turner
- Actor, Book and Lyrics Librettist
Leslie Board
- Actor, Scenic Artist, Set Designer
Gabriel Toyne
- Actor, Director, Producer
Dan Agar
- Actor, Performer
John Beck
- Actor, Actor and Singer
Clem Dawe
- Actor, Performer
Eric Edgley
- Entrepreneur, Performer, Producer
Jim Gerald
- Actor, Director, Librettist, Producer
Julius Grant
- Artistic Director, Lessee, Presenter
June Jago
- Actor, Stage Director
Frank Neil
- Actor, Director, Librettist, Producer
Alice Walton
- Actor, Actor and Singer
Guy Bolton
- Book and Lyrics Librettist, Playwright
Harald Bowden
- Adminstrator: Business Manager
Robert Keers
- Composer, Musical Director
Ray Kelly
- Actor, Stage Manager
Barry Lupino
- Actor and Singer, Director
W D Oughton
- Costume Co-ordinator
Chas Pope
- Actor and Singer
Arthur Rigby
- Actor, Music and Lyrics Librettist
George Upward
- Scenic Artist, Set Designer
Lionel Walsh
- Actor and Singer, Stage Manager
Chang
- Magician
Dante
- Illusionist
Myrna
- Musician: Comic Instrumentalist
Wilmer Bentley
- Book and Lyrics Librettist, Costume Designer, Director
Hall Caine
- Dramaturg/e, Playwright
John L Clugston
- Lighting Designer, Stage Director
Sylvan Dale
- Circus Style Performer
Ray Dandy
- Actor and Singer
Tessie Fyfe
- Costume Co-ordinator
Winnie Gill
- Wardrobe Master/Mistress
Vic Hough
- Assistant Stage Manager, Chorus
Ada Hurley
- Wardrobe Master/Mistress
Sydney John Kay
- Musical Director, Orchestrator
Dave Kaye
- Musician: Pianist
Rowland Leigh
- Book and Lyrics Librettist
Stanley Lupino
- Music and Lyrics Librettist
Madame Nixon
- Wardrobe Master/Mistress
Ivy Moyle
- Actor and Singer
Harry Musgrove
- Adminstrator: Business Manager
Carl Randall
- Actor and Singer, Choreographer, Director, Producer
Iris Rees
- Actor and Singer
John Rowell
- Set and/or Property Maker
Edmond Samuels
- Composer, Lyricist, Writer
Eva Todd
- Actor and Singer
Gilbert Walsh
- Adminstrator: Business Manager
Richard White
- Choreographer, Entrepreneur
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