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Revusical.
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Although no details regarding the storyline have been located, Slavin's revusical may have been influenced by W. B. Brown's revue Winning Tatts (1917), which is also possibly based on the 1911 Australian silent movie, A Ticket in Tatts. Directed by Gaston Mervale (from a screenplay by P. W. Marony) for the Australian Life Biograph Company, A Ticket in Tatts tells of a penniless and unemployed wastrel who wins a lottery and spends his fortune on alcohol and race-track gambling. There is no relationship between the Mervale film and F. W. Thring's 1934 film A Ticket in Tatts, starring George Wallace.
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1924: Harry Clay's Sydney city and suburban circuit, ca. October-November.
- Director Art Slavin; Producer Clay's Bridge Theatre Ltd.
- Troupe Art Slavin Revue Company.
- Cast incl. Art Slavin, Lily Thompson.
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This entry has been sourced from research undertaken by Dr Clay Djubal into Australian-written popular music theatre (ca. 1850-1930). See also the Australian Variety Theatre Archive
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