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| SHOW | YEAR | AUTHOR | COMPANY | VENUE | DIRECTOR | STAR | FIRST DATE | GENRE | NOTES |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Dandies | 1914 | New English Comedy Company | Original Cremorne Theatre | Edward Branscombe | Dorothy Manning, Tess Byrne, Florence Henderson, Arthur Mack, Tenn Miller, Harry Graham, Harry Walton (Character Comedian), Fred. Monument, Ben Calvert, Herbert Walton, Arthur Mack, Tessa Byrne. | 1-8 Jan. 1914 | Theatrical | ||
| The Red Dandies: Claude Dampier (Comedian), Irene Vere (Ragtime Singer), Mona Thomas (Soprano), Gywnne Dallas (Contralto), Ida. Newton (Humorous Items), Cyril Connolly (violin), Oliver Peacock (Tenor), John Wellby (Baritone), Harry Borradale (Light Comedian), Leonard Griffiths (Piano). | 1914 | English Costume Comedy Company | Original Cremorne Theatre | Edward Branscombe | Theatrical | ||||
| Vaudeville | 1914 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 13-19 Feb. 1914 | Theatrical | |||||
| Vaudeville | 1914 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 14-20 Aug. 1914 | Theatrical | |||||
| Vaudeville | 1914 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 16-22 Jan. 1914 | Theatrical | |||||
| Vaudeville | 1914 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 20-26 Feb. 1914 | Theatrical | |||||
| Vaudeville | 1914 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 21-27 Aug. 1914 | Theatrical | |||||
| Vaudeville | 1914 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 23-29 Jan. 1914 | Theatrical | |||||
| Vaudeville | 1914 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 24-30 Apr, 1914 | Theatrical | |||||
| Vaudeville | 1914 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 25 Sep.-1 Oct. 1914 | Theatrical | |||||
| Vaudeville | 1914 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 27 Feb.-5 Mar. 1914 | Theatrical | |||||
| Vaudeville | 1914 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 30 Jan.-5 Feb. 1914 | Theatrical | |||||
| Vaudeville | 1914 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 8-13 Aug. 1914 | Theatrical | |||||
| Vaudeville | 1914 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 9-15 Oct. 1914 | Theatrical | |||||
| Vaudeville: "A Morning Rehearsal", "Bobby's Banjo", "Beautiful Girlie Girls", "Ragtime Melodies". | 1914 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 9-15 Jan. 1914 | Theatrical | |||||
| Vaudeville: (reappearance of Irene Vere after Illness). | 1914 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 4-10 Sep. 1914 | Theatrical | |||||
| Vaudeville: [program for the last 3 nights of season was by Request] | 1914 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 1-5 May 1914 | Theatrical | |||||
| Vaudeville: a character sketch entitled "The Island of Walla Wallo" | 1914 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 18-24 Sep. 1914 | Theatrical | |||||
| Vaudeville: a Swaney River Scena entitled "Darktov,rn To-night". | 1914 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 2-8 Oct. 1914 | Theatrical | |||||
| Vaudeville: Burlesque on the T Belmont Express | 1914 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 17-23 Apr. 1914 | Theatrical | |||||
| Vaudeville: first appearance of Kitty Morton. | 1914 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 11-16 Apr. 1914 | Theatrical | |||||
| Vaudeville: Grand Military Night | 1914 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 17-Dec-1914 | Theatrical | |||||
| Vaudeville: monologue by Harry Borradalc called "Kaiser Bill" | 1914 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 11-17 Sep, 1914 | Theatrical | |||||
| Vaudeville: patriotic recitations by Harry Borradale. | 1914 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 28 Aug.-3 Sep. 1914 | Theatrical | |||||
| Vaudeville: the burlesque Petty Sessions, The Gladiator, Arguments. | 1914 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 6-12 Feb. 1914 | Theatrical | |||||
| Vaudeville: the Tango Dance (reappearance of ball-room version) | 1914 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 3-9 Apr. 1914 | Theatrical | |||||
| Vaudeville: the Tango Dance (stage version) | 1914 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 20 Mar.-2. Apr. 1914 | Theatrical | |||||
| Vaudeville | 1915 | Original Cremorne Theatre | Georgie Martin and Walter George. | 14-20 Aug. 1915 | Theatrical | ||||
| Vaudeville: "Mary Carew" (Dancing Trio), the finaleiTI Were King", George Martin, Walter George, Arthur Riscoe, Harry de Robeck, the burlesque of "On Our Selection" entitled "Way in the Back Blocks". | 1915 | Original Cremorne Theatre | Georgie Martin and Walter George. | 21-27 Aug. 1915 | Theatrical | ||||
| Vaudeville: humorous item entitled "The Military Man"' two burlesques called "That's How It's Done" and "Photography". | 1915 | Original Cremorne Theatre | Georgie Martin and Walter George. | 28 Aug.-3 Sep, 1915 | Theatrical | ||||
| A Night at the Dandies (To aid the funds of the French Red Cross Society) | 1916 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 29-Mar-1916 | Theatrical | |||||
| Orange Dandies: Initial program includes operatic selections from Morrie England, a farce "The Operatic Restaurant", and the burlesque "Invitations Out" [Dorothy Manning (soprano), Linda Bradford (contralto), Dorothy Stewart (soubrette), Ada Belfield (comedienne), Roland Henry (comedian), Adnrew Pace (tenor), Harold Bruce (light comedian and dancer), George Chant (basso), Harry Graham (comedian), Flockton Foster (monologist and producer), George Brook (baritone), and Edward Cahill (pianist)] | 1916 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 12-16 Aug. 1916 | Theatrical | |||||
| Vaudeville: "A Burlesque Musical Restaurant". [Includes the first appearance of Eva Webber] | 1916 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 7-13 Dec. 1916 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: a burlesque on Public Servants and a skit on the Driver and passengers of a London 'Bus. | 1916 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 12-18 Oct. 1916 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: a character scena "Mr Goldberg's Band" and "The Squire's Birthday". | 1916 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 16-22 Nov. 1916 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: a comedy sketches called "Then and Now" and "A Seaside Courtship". | 1916 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 5-11 Oct. 1916 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: a polyglot burlesque "Invitations Out", and a Ragtime scena. | 1916 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 9-15 Nov. 1916 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: a revue called "Seaside Incidents". | 1916 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 2-8 Nov. 1916 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: a school burlesque, and the burlesque "The Pirate's Return". | 1916 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 14-20 Dec.. 1916 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: an ensemble "The Military Girls", and a comic sketch "Who'll Shut the Door?" | 1916 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 19-25 Oct. 1916 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: Christmas Carols, and an organ obligato by Mr. J.N. McCallum. | 1916 | Original Cremorne Theatre | J.N. McCallum | 21-27 Dec. 1916 | Vaudeville | ||||
| Vaudeville: the burlesque "A Pirate's Return", a Grotesque vocal quintette entitled "Has Anybody Here Seen Kelly'?", and operatic selections from The Bohemia Girl. | 1916 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 28 Sep.-4 Oct. 1916 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: the burlesque "An Operatic Nightmare". | 1916 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 14-20 Sep. 1916 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: the burlesque "Play the Game" and an ensemble "Who'll Play Puss in the Corner?" | 1916 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 21-27 Sep. 1916 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: the burlesque "Shakespeare Mad" and operatic selections from Faust. | 1916 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 17-23 Aug. 1916 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: the burlesque "The Mummy" and a country scena entitled "The Young Squire". | 1916 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 24-30 Aug. 1916 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: the burlesque "The Noble Order of Bad Lads", Coon Songs, and Gems from Famous Operas. | 1916 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 31 Aug.-6 Sep. 1916 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: the burlesque "The Registrar", and The "Burlesque of Classic Drama. | 1916 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 26 Oct.-1 Nov. 1916 . | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: the new Polyglot Burlesque in 3 tabloids: 1. Football; 2. Fishing; 3. Racing. | 1916 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 7-13 Sep. 1916 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: the topical item "Down by the Kool-a-loo", and the burlesque "A Dream of Covent Garden". | 1916 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 23-29 Nov. 1916 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: the topical item "The Socialistic Orator". | 1916 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 1-6 Dec. 1916 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Change of Program | 1917 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 10-16 Aug. 1917 | Theatrical | |||||
| Courtiers' Vaudeville: a New Artist—Nesta Barry (Dramatic Soprano). The bill includes "An Italian Reminiscence". | 1917 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 21-27 Dec. 1917 | Theatrical | |||||
| Courtiers' Vaudeville: A patriotic ensemble with the national anthems and costumes of the Allies. | 1917 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 5-11 Oct. 1917 | Theatrical | |||||
| Courtiers' Vaudeville: An Eastern Seena called "The Dusty Caravan", Borradale recited "The Day" and "Christmas Bells", and The "Potted Concert Party". | 1917 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 28 Sep.-4 Oct. 1917 | Theatrical | |||||
| Courtiers' Vaudeville: An Irish Scena. | 1917 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 28 Dec. 1917-3 Jan. 1918 | Theatrical | |||||
| Vaudeville: "A Country Scena". | 1917 | Dandies Costume Comedy Company | Original Cremorne Theatre | 1-7 Mar. 1917 | Vaudeville | ||||
| Vaudeville: "A Japanese Episode". | 1917 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 16-22 Nov. 1917 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: "A Motor Car Burlesque". | 1917 | Dandies Costume Comedy Company | Original Cremorne Theatre | 22-28 Feb. 1917 | Vaudeville | ||||
| Vaudeville: "Burlesque of A London 'Bus" | 1917 | Dandies Costume Comedy Company | Original Cremorne Theatre | 30 Mar.-5 Apr. 1917 | Vaudeville | ||||
| Vaudeville: "The Welsh Porter", Harry Borrodale's Humorous Monologues, and a Patriotic Tableaux of the Allies. | 1917 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 4-8 May 1917 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: A Chinese Scena, the "Potted Concert Party", Leslie Homes stories about his friend Mr. Dooley, Borradale recited an incident from the American Civil War, and a Burlesque of Melodrama. | 1917 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 31 Aug.-6 Sep. 1917 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: a Demonstration of the Apache Dance, "L'Amour De L.' Apache", an Eastern Scena "In China Town". | 1917 | Dandies Costume Comedy Company | Original Cremorne Theatre | 14-19 Apr. 1917 | Vaudeville | ||||
| Vaudeville: a dutch ensemble and a concerted number called Has Anybody Here Seen Kelly?". For St. George's Day (23 Apr.) they introduced an evening of old English melodies. They made Anzac Day (25 Apr.) a Grand Military Night. | 1917 | Dandies Costume Comedy Company | Original Cremorne Theatre | 20-26 Apr. 1917 | Vaudeville | ||||
| Vaudeville: a Dutch Scena, a Lancashire Burlesque, Holmes Told of The Adventures of 'Four Fingers and a Thumb'. | 1917 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 30 Nov.-6 Dec. 1917 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: A farce "A Hundred To One Chance" | 1917 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 12-18 Oct. 1917 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: a Humorous Demonstration "How To Write A Play" By Ivy Davis and Courtney Ford. | 1917 | Dandies Costume Comedy Company | Original Cremorne Theatre | 18-24 Jan. 1917 | Vaudeville | ||||
| Vaudeville: a Japanese Mise En Scene Called "The Geisha Girl". fLottie Sargent (Soubrefte) is the new performer) | 1917 | Dandies Costume Comedy Company | Original Cremorne Theatre | 23-29 Mar. 1917 | Vaudeville | ||||
| Vaudeville: A monologue called "The Amateur Rider" | 1917 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 7-13 Dec. 1917 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: A New Artist—Ira Love (Lyric Soprano And Dancer) And Nesta Barry (Dramatic Soprano). The Bill Includes A Chinese Scena, Monologues Entitled "Jim Bludso" and "Pierrot and Pierrette". | 1917 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 14-20 Dec. 1917 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: A One-Act play called The Awakening, The "Potted Concert Party", Borradale described the perils of entertaining a lady at dinner, and songs and dances from Ireland. | 1917 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 14-20 Sep. 1917 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: an Egyptian Seena and a patriotic ensemble. | 1917 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 27 Apr.-3 May 1917 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: An Irish Program for St. Patrick's Day. [New performers include Mrs. S.B. Harris (Soprano), Arthur Crane (Baritone), and Philip _Hardman (Pianist)] | 1917 | Dandies Costume Comedy Company | Original Cremorne Theatre | 17-22 Mar. 1917 | Vaudeville | ||||
| Vaudeville: An Italian Scena, The "Potted Concert Party", and Borradale recited the poem "The Game of Life" and Selections From Shakespeare. | 1917 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 7-13 Sep. 1917 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: Borradale and Edwards described the different styles of ladies from New York, Griffith and Parkes modelled the latest fashions, "A Hundred To One Chance", and a "Potted Version of Shakespeare's Plays In Song" | 1917 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 19-25 Oct. 1917 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: Burlesque on grand opera, a nautical scena, the "Potted Concert Party", and The Awakening. | 1917 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 21-27 Sep. 1917 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: Comic Turns By Andrew Pace, Roland Henry, and Harry Graham. | 1917 | Dandies Costume Comedy Company | Original Cremorne Theatre | 2-31 Jan. 1917 | Vaudeville | ||||
| Vaudeville: George Edwards Comedy in Story, Song And Monologue, the "Potted Concert Party", and a One-Act Farce. | 1917 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 24-30 Aug. 1917 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: Gorge Edwards and Rosie Parkes in monologue, story, and song. | 1917 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 4-9 Aug_ 1917 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: Humorous Sketch "The Welsh Railway Porter". | 1917 | Dandies Costume Comedy Company | Original Cremorne Theatre | 1-7 Feb. 1917 | Vaudeville | ||||
| Vaudeville: Leslie Holmes (Comedian), George Edwards (Comedian), Harry BorTadale (Comedian), Rozalie Lyons, Madge Griffith, Violet Silvester, Linda Dale (Dancing Comedienne), Rosie Parkes (Comedienne), Maggie Foster (Violinist), Sydney Mannering (Tenor and Producer), Colin Crane (Baritone), Henri Penn (Accompanist) and a Ladies' Orchestra. | 1917 | The Courtiers | Original Cremorne Theatre | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: One-Act farce with Rosie Parkes, the "Potted Concert Party", George Edwards., and Harry Borradale, Leslie Holmes demonstrated ridiculous mannerisms, story told by George Edwards about the life of a leper. | 1917 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 17-23 Aug. 1917 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: Operatic Excerpts From Faust, A Recitation of "Little Boy's Lament", and a Comic Sketch "Shakespeare Mad" (first appearance ofGracie Dorran). | 1917 | Dandies Costume Comedy Company | Original Cremorne Theatre | 15-21 Feb. 1917 | Vaudeville | ||||
| Vaudeville: Operatic Excerpts From Lucia Di Lammermoor, "Twisted Nursery Rhymes", And "Sports". | 1917 | Dandies Costume Comedy Company | Original Cremorne Theatre | 8-14 Feb. 1917 | Vaudeville | ||||
| Vaudeville: operatic selections from carmen, and Humorous Sketches called "The Department Store" and "Knocking '1_,' Out of Kelly". | 1917 | Dandies Costume Comedy Company | Original Cremorne Theatre | 7-12 Apr. 1917 | Vaudeville | ||||
| Vaudeville: Roland Henry and Andrew Pace's Operatic Burlesque. | 1917 | Dandies Costume Comedy Company | Original Cremorne Theatre | 1-17 Jan, 1917 | Vaudeville | ||||
| Vaudeville: Roland Henry's Serrnonette On "Spring" and comic turns by Andrew Pace and Harry Grahant | 1917 | Dandies Costume Comedy Company | Original Cremorne Theatre | 4-10 Jan. 1917 | Vaudeville | ||||
| Vaudeville: The Burlesque of "The Musical Restaurant". [Benefit on 14 Mar. to the Imperial Service Institute] | 1917 | Dandies Costume Comedy Company | Original Cremorne Theatre | 8-16 Mar, 1917 | Vaudeville | ||||
| Vaudeville: The Ensemble "By The Sea", and The Burlesque "On A 'Bus" | 1917 | Dandies Costume Comedy Company | Original Cremorne Theatre | 28 Dec. 1916-3 Jan. 1917 | Vaudeville | ||||
| Vaudeville: The Farce "The Dinkurn School", a burlesque drama, "Fun in a Tea Shop". | 1917 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 23-29 Nov. 1917 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: the first appearance of Elsa May (Sings At The Piano) and Arthur Hernsley (Comedian And Dancer). Program Features "Fun In A Music Shop". | 1917 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 2-8 Nov. 1917 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: The rarce "The Embarrassed Butler". | 1917 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 1 26 Oct.-1 Nov. 1917 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: Violet Silvester's Song-Story About Two Captive Monkeys, Borradale's Musical Monologue. | 1917 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 9-15 Nov. 1917 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Hugh Fluxham's Serenaders. Company includes Edith Huxham (Comedienne and Dramatic Soprano), Pop Batterbury (Monologist and Impersonator), Pearlie Mckenzie (Singing Soubrette), Olive Seddon (Contralto), Kitty Morton (Singing Soubrette and Dancer), Hugh Hu ham (Tenor And Light Comedian). Fred Heraud (Baritone Soloist), Sydney Hollister (Comedian), Dan Welson (Basso Cantante and Character Comedian), Les Richmond (Musical Director), Bert Munyard (Drum Soloist and Xylophone Expert), Reg, Harrison (Comedian and Dame Impersonator). Includes Pop Batterbury in Military Songs and Patriotic Recitations. | 1918 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 10-15 Aug. 1918 | Theatrical | John N. McCallum Reopend The Cremorne On 10 August 1918 | ||||
| Jack's Great Fun Night (in aid of Jack's Day Funds): Serenaders regular bill plus the program includes the auctioning of an autographed Union Jack and performances by local artists such as Arthur Crane (Baritone), Geo. Webster (Comedian), Brisbane Concert Band, Anzac Welcome Home Choirs from the leading business houses, and the Tableaux entitled "Spring" ('comprising 30 of Brisbane 's beauties') | 1918 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 19-Dec-1918 | Theatrical | |||||
| Vaudeville: -A Scene In Gipsyland", a sketch entitled "The Himt" | 1918 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 8-14 Feb. 1918 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: "Glimpses Of Hawaii" | 1918 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 11-17 Apr. 1918 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: "Humorous Episodes Of English Rural Life", "A Dose Of Humour" orescribed by Leslie Holmes | 1918 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 22-27 Mar. 1918 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: "Shakespeare Modernised" | 1918 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 18-24 Jan. 1918 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: "The Whole Damrn Family" Laughable Specialty), "Circus Day In Dixie" (Burlesque on a Travelling Circus). | 1918 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 23-29 Aug. 1918 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: "Three Babes In The Park", a character sketch called "When The Weaker Sex Are Stronger", And The Dutch Scena "Tulip Time In Holland" | 1918 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 28 Mar.-3 Apr. 1918 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: a burlesque on H.M.S. Pinafore entitied 'H.E.R. Petticoat', operatic selections from Gounod's Faust. | 1918 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 13-19 Dec. 1918 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: A Humorous Scena called "The Soft Drink Shop", a Burlesque Called "An Up Country Court House", and the Novelty Rag called "The Chine Chinee Rag" | 1918 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 16-22 Aug. 1918 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: a Japanese Scena, "Pierrot And Pierrette A La Americaine", Voice Trial | 1918 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 8-14 Mar. 1918 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: a Scottish Scena, a recitation of "Amateur Rider". | 1918 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 18-24 Apr. 1918 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: an artistic sScena "In Toyland" | 1918 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 1-7 Mar. 1918 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: an Eastern Scena entitled "Asia Minor", Kitty Morton in an Eastern Dance, a Keystone Burlesque entitled "Stop Thief' (' introducing a Keystone chase'). | 1918 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 11-17 Oct. 1918 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: an Eastern Scena, I Tarry Borradale presented the Duke of Clarence's Dream Speech From Richard M. | 1918 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 9-15 May 1918 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: an Irish Scena | 1918 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 15-21 Mar. 1918 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: an operatic vocal quartette in "The Dream Home", an Indian Scena entitled "The Love of An Indian Squaw". | 1918 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 20-24 Dec. 1918 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: Borradale's Tale of a Despised Cowboy, the first-half finale "Off We Go To The Courtiers", and A Nautical Scena | 1918 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 4-10 Jan. 1918 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: Cast of John McCallum s Courtiers includes Linda Dale, Ira Love, Madge Griffith, Colin Crane, Leslie Holmes, Elso May, Harry Borradale, Violet Silvester, Maggie Foster, and Sydney Mannering. , | 1918 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 28 Dec,1917-3 Jan. 1918 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: first appearance of Connie Milne (Soubrette) And Joseph Brennan (Comedian). Items Include "Domestic Bliss(?)". | 1918 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 25 Apr.-1 May 1918 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: Gounod's "Ave Maria", the Hornorous Sketch "The Village School", the Topical Song "Who Smashed Bill Kaiser?", Artistic Dancing By Kitty Morton In "As Long As The River Nile Flows On" And "Samoa", Miss Pop Batterbury's monologue "My Mate". | 1918 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 15-21 Nov. 1918 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: Humorous item "We Have Got Some Presents" (gifts were distributed amongst the audience), Sydney Hollister's Hawaiian Burlesque "A La Muriel Starr", and the "Doll Maker's Dream" Scena. | 1918 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 30 Aug.-5 Sep. 1918 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: Humorous Scena "At the Farmers' Ball", Humorous Sketch called "The Collar Stud". | 1918 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 13-19 Sep. 1918 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: Humorous Scena "Kidstakes Junction", a scene from II Trovatore, a humorous novelty item called "Marriage On A Bicycle", and the monologue of "The Kid". | 1918 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 6-12 Sep. 1918 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: in Toyland". On 30 May the Federal Band played "Memories Of Britain" during interval and Master J. Dauth, a 15 year old tenor horn soloist played "She Wore A Wreath Of Roses" | 1918 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 30 May-5 June 1918 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: Joseph Brennan's Comedy Studies, including an impersonation in dumb show. close of season on Monday 10 June—the program was composed of request items. | 1918 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 6-10 June 1918 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: Mr. Hemsley And Miss May Depicting Interludes From The Days When The Women Rule The World And Witty Parodies Containing Personal Remarks About The Rest Of The Company | 1918 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 11-17 Jan, 1918 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: Operatic Scena "Life in a Gipsy's Camp", the Humorous Specialty "At the Moving Picture Show", and the Specialty item "Give Me a Tinkle on the Telephone". | 1918 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 22-27 Nov. 1918 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: Operatic Selections from II Trovatore, Rag Novelty called "The Scarecrow Rag", a specialty item called "What You've Never Had You Never Miss", a Humorous Scena entitled "A Day At Sea on the S.S. Pitch and Toss". | 1918 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 27 Sep.-3 Oct. 1918 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: Potted Pantomime "Babes in the Wood". | 1918 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 26 Dec. 1918-1 Jan. 1919 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: selections from Dorothy, a burlesque called "Squire Badlot". | 1918 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 6-12 Dec. 1918 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: selections from Dorothy, a comic sketch — entitled "A Travelling Tent Show", a scena entitled "My Little Chinnee Girl in China".[early change of program owing to Jack's Day celebrations) | 1918 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 28 Nov.-5 Dec. 1918 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: selections from Fausi, and a feature "Joan Of Arc". | 1918 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 16-22 May 1918 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: skits called "The Family at the Seaside" and "At A Football Match" | 1918 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 4-10 Apr. 1918 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: the "Nigger Minstrel Troupe" (A Revival Of The Christy Minstrels), an Eastern Scena | 1918 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 1-7 Feb. 1918 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: The Bells Of St. Mary's", Madge Griffith and Leslie Holmes will perform a sketch entitled "A Terrible Mix-Up", a Nautical Scena. | 1918 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 2-8 May 1918 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: the comic sketch "After The Show" | 1918 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 22-28 Feb. 1918 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: the Drum Major leading the specially trained Courtier band (Using 8 Drums), "The Wedding Of Mandy", Borradale's Monologue "An Old Sweetheart Of Mine" | 1918 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 5-21 Feb. 1918 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: the Eastern Scena "In Fair Japan", a Fascinating Scena called "I Love Clothes", and Humorous items entitled "The Baby Show" and "Donald, Douglas, and Dick". | 1918 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 20-26 Sep. 1918 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: the Humorous Item "That's Howl Lost Him", the Humorous Sketch "Honeymoon Hotel". | 1918 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 8-14 Nov. 1918 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: the humorous scena entitled "The Browns Go to the Seaside", and the humorous Finale entitled "In Grandma's Days and Now". | 1918 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 25-31 Oct. 1918 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: the humorous sketch called "Doctor Doper", the Burlesque "How Mabel's Life Was Saved", and a Humorous Specialty entitled "The Four Chinese". | 1918 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 18-24 Oct. 1918 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: the humorous sketch entitled "Gretna Green", and other amusing items such as "Knitting" and "Belle of the Ballad" by Edith Huxham. | 1918 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 4-10 Oct. 1918 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: The Locally Written Sketch The Lie Detector". On 29 May the Excelsior band played before the performance and during interval. | 1918 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 23-29 May 1918 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: the Musical Scena entitled "In Lantern Land", and Humorous Sketches entitled "A Back Lane Political Meeting", and "Mary's Birthday". | 1918 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 1-7 Nov. 1918 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Vaudeville: the Song "Joan Of Arc", the Burlesque "Keystone Policemen" (written and produced by Arthur Hemsley), Harry Borradale's Monologue "The Game Of Life", A.C. Ball Performed On The Trombone [Ford Waltham (Basso) Makes His First Appearance] | 1918 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 25-31 Jan. 1918 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Cathleen Ni Houlihan | 1928 | W.B. Yeats | Brisbane Repertory Theatre Society | Original Cremorne Theatre | Rhoda Felgate | Drama | |||
| Riders to the Sea | 1928 | John Millington Synge | Brisbane Repertory Theatre Society | Original Cremorne Theatre | Barbara Sisley | Drama | |||
| Spreading the News | 1928 | Lady Gregory | Brisbane Repertory Theatre Society | Original Cremorne Theatre | Rhoda Felgate | Drama | |||
| The Rising of the Moon | 1928 | Lady Gregory | Brisbane Repertory Theatre Society | Original Cremorne Theatre | Barbara Sisley | Drama | |||
| Captain Brassbound's Conversion | 1929 | George Bernard Shaw | Brisbane Repertory Theatre Society | Original Cremorne Theatre | Barbara Sisley | Drama | |||
| Dear Brutus | 1929 | Sir James Barrie | Brisbane Repertory Theatre Society | Original Cremorne Theatre | Barbara Sisley & Rhoda Felgate | Drama | |||
| Mid Channel | 1929 | Sir Arthur Wing Pinero | Brisbane Repertory Theatre Society | Original Cremorne Theatre | Barbara Sisley | Drama | |||
| At Mrs Beam's | 1930 | C.K.Munro | Brisbane Repertory Theatre Society | Original Cremorne Theatre | Jum Pendleton | Drama | |||
| Christine | 1930 | Vance Palmer . . | Brisbane Repertory Theatre Society | Original Cremorne Theatre | George Eaton | Babette Stephens | 20-Nov-1930 | Comedy | |
| Outward Bound | 1930 | Sutton Vane | Brisbane Repertory Theatre Society | Original Cremorne Theatre | Barbara Sisley | Drama | |||
| Rutherford & Son | 1930 | Githa Sowerby | Brisbane Repertory Theatre Society | Original Cremorne Theatre | Rhoda Felgate | Drama | |||
| Uncle Vanya | 1931 | Anton Chekhov | Brisbane Repertory Theatre Society | Original Cremorne Theatre | George Eaton | Drama | |||
| Cherry Acres | 1932 | Dorothea Tobin | Brisbane Repertory Theatre Society | Original Cremorne Theatre | George Eaton | 2-Sep-1932 | Drama | ||
| Comedy & Tragedy | 1932 | W.S. Gilbert | Brisbane Repertory Theatre Society | Original Cremorne Theatre | Barbara Sisley | Drama | |||
| Many Waters | 1932 | Monckton Hoffe | Brisbane Repertory Theatre Society | Original Cremorne Theatre | Rhoda Felgate | Drama | |||
| Othello | 1932 | William Shakespeare | Brisbane Shakespeare Society | Original Cremorne Theatre | Barbara Sisley | 17-Sep-1932 | Drama | ||
| The Laughing Lady | 1932 | Alfred Sutro | Brisbane Repertory Theatre Society | Original Cremorne Theatre | Royston Marcus | Drama | |||
| The Romantic Young Lady | 1932 | Gregorio Martinez Sierra | Brisbane Repertory Theatre Society | Original Cremorne Theatre | Barbara Sisley | Drama | |||
| A Midsummer Night's Dream | 1933 | William Shakespeare | Brisbane Shakespeare Society | Original Cremorne Theatre | Barbara Sisley | Leo Guyatt | 8-Sep-1933 | Drama | |
| Dick Whittington and His Cat | 1933 | Minstrel and Variety Company | Original Cremorne Theatre | 26-Dec-1933 | Pantomime | ||||
| Mrs Moonlight | 1933 | Benn W.Levy | Brisbane Repertory Theatre Society | Original Cremorne Theatre | Royston Marcus | Drama | |||
| Nine Till Six | 1933 | Aimee & Philip Stuart | Brisbane Repertory Theatre Society | Original Cremorne Theatre | Barbara Sisley | Drama | |||
| The Roof | 1933 | John Galsworthy | Brisbane Repertory Theatre Society | Original Cremorne Theatre | Barbara Sisley | Drama | |||
| The Rose Without a Thorn | 1933 | Clifford Bax | Brisbane Repertory Theatre Society | Original Cremorne Theatre | Rhoda Felgate | Drama | |||
| Temptations | 1940 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 3-Dec-1940 | Vaudeville | |||||
| The Imp Eternal | 1940 | Cusko's Circus, Stalac Brothers | Original Cremorne Theatre | 23-Apr-1905 | Revue | ||||
| All Laughter Show | 1941 | Imps, Lampinos, Tai Sings, Tivoli Circuit (Australia) Pty Ltd | Original Cremorne Theatre | 10-Feb-1941 | Vaudeville | ||||
| Ballyhoo | 1941 | Gardner and Kane, Kwam Brothers, Page and Nona, Tivoli Circuit (Australia) Pty Ltd | Original Cremorne Theatre | 22-Sep-1941 | Revue | ||||
| Black and Blue | 1941 | Tivoli Circuit (Australia) | Original Cremorne Theatre | 1-Dec-1941 | Revue | ||||
| Black Velvet | 1941 | Tivoli Circuit (Australia) | Original Cremorne Theatre | 26-Apr-1941 | Vaudeville | ||||
| Cavalcade of Variety | 1941 | Tivoli Circuit (Australia) | Original Cremorne Theatre | 24-Jan-1941 | Variety | ||||
| Cinderella | 1941 | Tivoli Circuit (Australia) | Original Cremorne Theatre | 29-Dec-1941 | Pantomime | ||||
| Heading for Happiness | 1941 | Four Lazanders, Tivoli Circuit (Australia) Pty Ltd | Original Cremorne Theatre | 30-Jun-1941 | Vaudeville | ||||
| Krazy Komics | 1941 | Arizona Girls, Cremorne Ballet, Kwam Brothers, Lamea Sisters, Tivoli Circuit (Australia) Pty Ltd | Original Cremorne Theatre | 22-Oct-1941 | Vaudeville | ||||
| Laugh Town Laugh | 1941 | Tivoli Circuit (Australia) | Original Cremorne Theatre | 7-Apr-1941 | Vaudeville | ||||
| Miles of Smiles | 1941 | Tivoli Circuit (Australia) | Original Cremorne Theatre | 16-Jun-1941 | Revue | ||||
| Military Moments | 1941 | Tivoli Circuit (Australia) | Original Cremorne Theatre | 17-Nov-1941 | Vaudeville | ||||
| Radio Parade | 1941 | Tivoli Circuit (Australia) | Original Cremorne Theatre | 3-Nov-1941 | Revue | ||||
| Radio Round-up | 1941 | Tivoli Circuit (Australia) | Original Cremorne Theatre | 14-Jul-1941 | Vaudeville | ||||
| Rockin the Town | 1941 | Tivoli Circuit (Australia) | Original Cremorne Theatre | 8-Sep-1941 | Revue | ||||
| Say it with Music | 1941 | Tivoli Circuit (Australia) | Original Cremorne Theatre | 7-Oct-1941 | Revue | ||||
| The Hat Trick | 1941 | Sun Yet Yin Company, Navarros, Tivoli Circuit (Australia) Pty Ltd | Original Cremorne Theatre | 11-Aug-1941 | Vaudeville | ||||
| The Laughter Express | 1941 | Tivoli Circuit (Australia) | Original Cremorne Theatre | 10-Mar-1941 | Vaudeville | ||||
| The Naughty Nineties | 1941 | Tivoli Circuit (Australia) | Original Cremorne Theatre | 19-May-1941 | Vaudeville | ||||
| The Second Crazy Show | 1941 | Tivoli Circuit (Australia) | Original Cremorne Theatre | 2-Jun-1941 | Revue | ||||
| Time of your Life | 1941 | Walton and Dorraine, Tivoli Circuit (Australia) Pty Ltd | Original Cremorne Theatre | 24-Feb-1941 | Vaudeville | ||||
| We're in the Army Now | 1941 | Tivoli Circuit (Australia) | Original Cremorne Theatre | 24-Mar-1941 | Vaudeville | ||||
| Would You Believe It? | 1941 | Tivoli Circuit (Australia) | Original Cremorne Theatre | 25-Aug-1941 | Vaudeville | ||||
| All in Favour | 1942 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 12-Sep-1942 | Revue | |||||
| Applesauce | 1942 | Tivoli Circuit (Australia) | Original Cremorne Theatre | 12-Jan-1942 | Vaudeville | ||||
| Charley's Aunt | 1942 | Brandon Thomas | Original Cremorne Theatre | 28-Feb-1942 | Comedy Farce | ||||
| Chins Up | 1942 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 7-Nov-1942 | Revue | |||||
| Come on Ma Honey | 1942 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 26-Sep-1942 | Revue | |||||
| Fast and Furious | 1942 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 29-Mar-1942 | Revue | |||||
| Fun Fare | 1942 | Loretta Twins | Original Cremorne Theatre | 21-Nov-1942 | Revue | ||||
| Fun Marches On | 1942 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 24-Oct-1942 | Revue | |||||
| Good News Ahead | 1942 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 5-Dec-1942 | Revue | |||||
| Happy Daze | 1942 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 9-May-1942 | Revue | |||||
| Heaps of Fun | 1942 | Tivoli Circuit (Australia) | Original Cremorne Theatre | 31-Jan-1942 | Revue | ||||
| Keep 'em Flying | 1942 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 11-Apr-1942 | Revue | |||||
| Keep 'em Laughing | 1942 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 6-Jun-1942 | Revue | |||||
| Laugh it Off | 1942 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 10-Oct-1942 | Revue | |||||
| Laugh Town laugh | 1942 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 17-Jul-1942 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Never a Dull Moment | 1942 | Tivoli Circuit (Australia) | Original Cremorne Theatre | 14-Feb-1942 | Revue | ||||
| Red Hot and Blue | 1942 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 19-Dec-1942 | Revue | |||||
| Red, White and Beautiful | 1942 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 15-Aug-1942 | Revue | |||||
| Ridin' High | 1942 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 29-Aug-1942 | Revue | |||||
| Rise and Shine | 1942 | Three Chefs | Original Cremorne Theatre | 23-May-1942 | Revue | ||||
| Smile Darn Ya Smile | 1942 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 4-Jul-1942 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Swingin Along | 1942 | Ernestos | Original Cremorne Theatre | 1-Aug-1942 | Vaudeville | ||||
| The Laugh Parade | 1942 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 27-Apr-1942 | Revue | |||||
| The Laugh Round-up | 1942 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 14-Mar-1942 | Revue | |||||
| Tun-Za-Fun | 1942 | Flying Kelroys | Original Cremorne Theatre | 20-Jun-1942 | Revue | ||||
| All Clear | 1943 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 18-Dec-1943 | Vaudeville | |||||
| All in Fun | 1943 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 28-Aug-1943 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Barrel-o-Fun | 1943 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 8-May-1943 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Crazy with the Heat | 1943 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 2-Jan-1943 | Revue | |||||
| Flying Colours | 1943 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 17-Jul-1943 | Revue | |||||
| Flying Colours | 1943 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 20-Nov-1943 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Fun Time | 1943 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 23-Oct-1943 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Fun Za Cookin' | 1943 | Kwam Brothers, Lampinos | Original Cremorne Theatre | 30-Jan-1943 | Revue | ||||
| Funz a Poppin | 1943 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 4-Dec-1943 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Keep 'em Happy | 1943 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 27-Mar-1943 | Revue | |||||
| Laff Time | 1943 | Kwam Brothers | Original Cremorne Theatre | 13-Feb-1943 | Revue | ||||
| Merry-Mo-ments | 1943 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 24-Apr-1943 | Variety | |||||
| Red, Bright and New | 1943 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 25-Sep-1943 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Rockin the Town | 1943 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 9-Oct-1943 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Shout for Joy | 1943 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 5-Jun-1943 | Variety | |||||
| Show Time | 1943 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 11-Sep-1943 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Strip for Action | 1943 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 19-Jun-1943 | Revue | |||||
| Talent on Parade | 1943 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 6-Nov-1943 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Talk of the Town | 1943 | Clydellos, Leotards | Original Cremorne Theatre | 27-Feb-1943 | Revue | ||||
| Target for Delight | 1943 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 31-Jul-1943 | Vaudeville | |||||
| The Anniversary Show | 1943 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 22-May-1943 | Vaudeville | |||||
| The Laugh Convoy | 1943 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 3-Jul-1943 | Vaudeville | |||||
| The Laugh Offensive | 1943 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 14-Aug-1943 | Vaudeville | |||||
| Why be Serious | 1943 | Darwinians, Leotards | Original Cremorne Theatre | 13-Mar-1943 | Revue | ||||
| Yells and Bells | 1943 | Clydellos | Original Cremorne Theatre | 16-Jan-1943 | Revue | ||||
| A Victory Loan Revue | 1944 | Cusko's Circus | Original Cremorne Theatre | 27-Apr-1905 | Revue | ||||
| A Night Out | 1945 | Florays, Flying Kelroys, Mahoney and Geraghty | Original Cremorne Theatre | 17-Nov-1945 | Revue | ||||
| Anything Can Happen | 1945 | Cusko's Circus, Karinski and Vardi, Osbert Brothers, Two Bridges, Mahoney and Geraghty | Original Cremorne Theatre | 10-Mar-1945 | Vaudeville | ||||
| Ballyhoo | 1945 | Leotards, Weate Brothers, Mahoney and Geraghty | Original Cremorne Theatre | 30-Jun-1945 | Revue | ||||
| Barrel of Fun | 1945 | Earl and Fontaine, Harris Sisters, Niselle and Ilster, Ridgways, Three Ciscos, Mahoney and Geraghty | Original Cremorne Theatre | 11-Aug-1945 | Vaudeville | ||||
| Beat the Band | 1945 | Earl and Fontaine, Rex and Bessie, Ridgways, Mahoney and Geraghty | Original Cremorne Theatre | 22-Sep-1945 | Revue | ||||
| Blitz and Peaces | 1945 | Cusko's Circus, Karinski and Vardi, Two Bridges, Mahoney and Geraghty | Original Cremorne Theatre | 24-Feb-1945 | Vaudeville | ||||
| Dick Whittington and His Cat | 1945 | Mahoney and Geraghty | Original Cremorne Theatre | 15-Dec-1945 | Pantomime | ||||
| Footlight Parade | 1945 | Lalo and Musette, Mahoney and Geraghty | Original Cremorne Theatre | 20-Oct-1945 | Vaudeville | ||||
| Glamourflage | 1945 | Earl and Fontaine, Mahoney and Geraghty | Original Cremorne Theatre | 6-Oct-1945 | Vaudeville | ||||
| Greetings | 1945 | Mahoney and Geraghty | Original Cremorne Theatre | 29-Dec-1945 | Revue | ||||
| Hips Hips Hooray | 1945 | Flying Kelroys, Mahoney and Geraghty | Original Cremorne Theatre | 21-Apr-1945 | Vaudeville | ||||
| Laffin' Room Only | 1945 | Leotards, Mahoney and Geraghty | Original Cremorne Theatre | 28-Jul-1945 | Vaudeville | ||||
| Mirth Quake | 1945 | Patillo and Santos, Florays, Flying Kelroys, Vernon and Corleita, Mahoney and Geraghty | Original Cremorne Theatre | 1-Dec-1945 | Vaudeville | ||||
| On Stage Please | 1945 | Boogie Woogie Kids, Mahoney and Geraghty | Original Cremorne Theatre | 3-Nov-1945 | Vaudeville | ||||
| Shout for Joy | 1945 | Musical Macs, Flying Kelroys, Mahoney and Geraghty | Original Cremorne Theatre Rehearsal Room | 7-Apr-1945 | Vaudeville | ||||
| Shower of Stars | 1945 | Aristos, Leotards, Mahoney and Geraghty | Original Cremorne Theatre | 14-Jul-1945 | Revue | ||||
| Star Time | 1945 | Mahoney and Geraghty | Original Cremorne Theatre | 27-Jan-1945 | Vaudeville | ||||
| Target for Delight | 1945 | Flying Kelroys, Kermond Brothers, Mahoney and Geraghty | Original Cremorne Theatre | 5-May-1945 | Vaudeville | ||||
| The Anniversary Show | 1945 | Two Rays, Mahoney and Geraghty | Original Cremorne Theatre | 19-May-1945 | Vaudeville | ||||
| The Gay Nineties | 1945 | Florays, Mahoney and Geraghty | Original Cremorne Theatre | 2-Jun-1945 | Vaudeville | ||||
| The Laughter Patrol | 1945 | Mahoney and Geraghty | Original Cremorne Theatre | 13-Jan-1945 | Vaudeville | ||||
| The Laughter Rodeo | 1945 | Florays, Flying Kelroys, Kermond Brothers, Leotards, Mahoney and Geraghty | Original Cremorne Theatre | 16-Jun-1945 | Vaudeville | ||||
| United Notions | 1945 | Bridges Trio, Mahoney and Geraghty | Original Cremorne Theatre | 24-Mar-1945 | Vaudeville | ||||
| Variety Vanities | 1945 | Niselle and Ilster, Raymond and Roberta, Rex and Bessie, Ridgways, Three Ciscos, Mahoney and Geraghty | Original Cremorne Theatre | 8-Sep-1945 | Vaudeville | ||||
| Victory Revels | 1945 | Earl and Fontaine, Niselle and Ilster, Raymond and Roberta, Rex and Bessie, Mahoney and Geraghty | Original Cremorne Theatre | 25-Aug-1945 | Vaudeville | ||||
| Yells a Poppin | 1945 | Cusko's Circus, Karinski and Vardi, Mahoney and Geraghty | Original Cremorne Theatre Rehearsal Room | 10-Feb-1945 | Vaudeville | ||||
| Little Nellie Kelly | 1949 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 2-Mar-1949 | Comedy, Musical | |||||
| Mercenary Mary | 1949 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 20-Apr-1949 | Comedy, Musical | |||||
| Sunny | 1949 | Original Cremorne Theatre | 27-Mar-1949 | Comedy, Musical | |||||
| A Midsummer Night's Dream | 1951 | William Shakespeare | Brisbane Arts Theatre Company | Original Cremorne Theatre | Rhoda Felgate | 26-May-1951 | Drama | ||
| The Desert Song | 1952 | Musical and Theatre Guild of Queensland | Original Cremorne Theatre | 3-May-1952 | Musical, Operetta | last recorded show at the Cremorne | |||
| Swords to the Rescue | 1965 | Barbara Vernon & Bec Robinson | Twelfth Night Theatre Company | Original Cremorne Theatre | Maureen Strugnell | 3-Jul-1965 | Children's Theatre |
My full integrated database of the history of Brisbane theatrical shows, collating thousands of shows since 1847 until 2000 from various sources, including the addition of over 2,700 shows not in Ausstage, manually entered from information researched from theatre society minute books, theatrical magazines and books, program advertisements, grant submissions, government reports, Gregory Gesch, Arthur Frame, facebooks groups and web searches.
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It’s a work in progress. For recommended edits or adding omissions, please contact me with details.
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