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The writer for the Sydney Monitor advises Barnett Levey to take steps to quash a rumour that he intends to 'exclude from the Stage, all actors who came to this Colony originally in bondage, though now free'. The writer continues: 'Mr. Levey denies having any such intention; we therefore write this to put him on his guard and as his friends'.
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Mr Levey and the Theatre
1833
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correspondence
— Appears in: The Sydney Monitor , 27 March vol. 8 no. 571 1833; (p. 2) Barnett Levey refutes the claim that he will not employ as actors those originally who came to New South Wales as convicts. He notes that he minds his own business and suggests others do likewise.
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Mr Levey and the Theatre
1833
single work
correspondence
— Appears in: The Sydney Monitor , 27 March vol. 8 no. 571 1833; (p. 2) Barnett Levey refutes the claim that he will not employ as actors those originally who came to New South Wales as convicts. He notes that he minds his own business and suggests others do likewise.
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