Walter George Sunshine Players Walter George Sunshine Players i(A105692 works by) (Organisation) assertion (a.k.a. Walter George Revue Company)
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Established in early 1921 by Walter George and Georgie Martin, the Sunshine Players was a musical comedy/revusical troupe largely associated with the Fullers circuit. The initial line-up featured Delavale and Stagpoole, who gave way to Jim Gerald and Essie Jennings later that year. Other key members included: choreographer Polly McLaren, Reg Hawthorne, Hylda Shannon and Frank Haining. Gerald, Jennings, McLaren and Hawthorne left in 1921to form Gerald's Miniature Musical Comedy Company. The troupe, which is believed to have disbanded in 1927, also appeared on radio that year.

[Source: Australian Variety Theatre Archive]

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  • Entries connected with this record have been sourced from historical research into Australian-written music theatre and film conducted by Dr Clay Djubal.
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