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Issue Details: First known date: 1915... April 1915 of The Theatre Magazine est. 1912 The Theatre Magazine
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* Contents derived from the 1915 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
'The Theatre' in New Zealand, Charlie Vaude , single work correspondence
A letter to the Theatre Magazine from Charlie Vaude, then playing a season in New Zealand for Fullers' Theatres Ltd (q.v.) on lease from Harry Rickards Tivoli Theatres Ltd (q.v.). vaude talks about the problem of audiences knowing some of his material because it had been published in the magazine previously. He also provides some annecdotes, including one that involved the use of slang during a game of cards.
 (p. 46)
The Bletsoes in America - Vaudeville and Pictures, single work interview
An interview with Albert Bletsoe following his return to Australia after a 13 months tour of the United States of America and Canada. Bletsoe talks about the Y.M.C.A circuit, Charlie Chaplin, the views of American performers regarding the Australian variety industry and conditions, and his own views on the American variety industry, including booking agents and their fees.
 (p. 48)
The Manly (Scarlet) Dandies : Some Casual Impressions, Van Eyck , single work review
A review of the Scarlet Dandies during the troupe's 1915 season at Eden Gardens, Manly (Sydney).
 (p. 52)
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