Edgar Ray Edgar Ray i(A94050 works by)
Gender: Male
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In 1855, with Frederick Sinnett, Edgar Ray helped found Melbourne Punch. The two men combined again in 1858 to establish the Daily News in Geelong. By 1864, Ray was in Sydney and was the first proprietor of Sydney Punch. He went on to launch the short-lived Laughing Jackass magazine in 1867 and to work for Bell's Life in Sydney in 1868.

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  • Probably the same Edgar Ray who was lessee and director of the Prince of Wales Opera House in Sydney in 1867.
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