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'Tabby' is a slang word popularly used in Australia during the 1910s and 1920s to refer to an unmarried woman or girlfriend.
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Chic's Tabby is one of several sketches played out between Chic and Bert (later Chic and Joe) that forms an on-going series based on the experiences of Australian and New Zealand soldiers both during the First World War and as they try to return to 'normal' civilian life.
Production Details
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1922: Esplanade, St Kilda (Melbourne), 4-10 February. Director/Producer Pat Hanna ; Troupe The Famous Diggers.
Cast incl. Pat Hanna.
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This entry has been sourced from on-going historical research into Australian popular theatre being conducted by Professor Richard Fotheringham and Dr Clay Djubal.
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