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Born: Established: 1931 ; Died: Ceased: 1934
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Variety artists Mike Connors and Queenie Paul began their entrepreneurial careers in early 1931 by hiring Sydney’s Haymarket Theatre and producing a revue called Brighter Days. The line-up included Roy Rene, Jim Gerald and Hector St Clair. Mid-year the pair expanded to Melbourne, leasing Fullers’ Bijou and soon afterwards formed a consortium which traded as Con-Paul Theatres (others included George Dickenson and Herbert Boland). In 1934 Dickenson and Frank Neil took control of the company, renaming it Tivoli Circuit Australia the following year.

[Source: Australian Variety Theatre Archive]

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See Also
Mike Connors
Queenie Paul
Tivoli Circuit Australia
Tivoli Celebrity Vaudeville
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