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Venue	Tivoli Theatre (1893-1929)
Other Names	Garrick Theatre (1890-1893) Tivoli Theatre (1893-1929) Harry Rickards's Tivoli Theatre (1893-1929)
Address	79-83 Castlereagh Street Sydney NSW 2000 Australia
Notes	Opened 22 December 1890 as Garrick Theatre. Renamed Tivoli Theatre 18 February 1893. Destroyed by fire in 1899. Rebuilt and opened 12 April 1899. Closed as a live venue in 1928. It became the Embassy Cinema. Close 1977. Demolished in mid-1980s.
Related Venues	Also known as Garrick Theatre Is on the site of Academy of Music (1882-1890) Is on the site of Embassy Theatre Is on the site of Royal Albert Theatre (1854) Is on the site of Scandinavian Hall Is on the site of Victoria Hall (1881-1882)
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Latitude \| Longitude	-33.8731670 \| 151.2091890
Events	Date Contributor Organisation
	Celebrity Vaudeville, 23 September 1929 Vaudeville - Ada Reeve, 20 April 1929 Celebrity Vaudeville, 25 February 1929 Celebrity Vaudeville, 24 December 1928 Kelso's Crazy Quilt Revue, 2 April 1928 The Babes in the Wood, 26 December 1927 Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 September 1927 Celebrity Vaudeville, 14 March 1927 Celebrity Vaudeville, 29 January 1927 The Haney Revuette, 24 January 1927 Celebrity Vaudeville, 3 January 1927 Celebrity Vaudeville, 20 December 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 12 December 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 8 November 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 16 August 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 7 June 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 10 May 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 18 January 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 October 1925 Celebrity Vaudeville, 3 October 1925 Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 September 1925 Celebrity Vaudeville, 21 February 1925 Celebrity Vaudeville, 17 January 1925 Meanderings of Monty, 1925 Harry Weldon, 1925 The Cherry Tree, 1925 Celebrity Vaudeville, 15 November 1924 Celebrity Vaudeville, 1 November 1924 Celebrity Vaudeville, 18 October 1924 Celebrity Vaudeville, 20 September 1924 Celebrity Vaudeville, 13 September 1924 Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 July 1924 Musgrove's Celebrity Vaudeville, 27 October 1923 Musgrove Celebrity Vaudeville, 13 October 1923 Musgrove Celebrity Vaudeville, 31 March 1923 Musgrove Celebrity Vaudeville, 24 March 1923 Celebrity Vaudeville, 17 February 1923 Revue - Jim Gerald, 10 February 1923 Celebrity Vaudeville, 11 November 1922 Celebrity Vaudeville, 16 September 1922 Celebrity Vaudeville, 29 July 1922 Celebrity Vaudeville, 1 July 1922 Celebrity Vaudeville, 14 January 1922 World-Star Vaudeville , 10 December 1921 World-Star Vaudeville, 12 November 1921 The Lilac Domino, 18 December 1920 The Girl for the Boy, 13 November 1920 The Girl for the Boy, 30 October 1920 Billjim, 23 October 1920 The Saving Grace, 16 October 1920 Too Many Husbands (Home and Beauty), 2 October 1920 The Man from Toronto, 14 August 1920 His Little Widows, 17 July 1920 Bran, 5 June 1920 Oddments, 24 April 1920 Tails Up, 27 March 1920 Buzz-Buzz, 21 February 1920 As You Were, 13 December 1919 My Lady Frayle, 4 November 1919 The Officers' Mess, 23 August 1919 A Box of Tricks, 2 August 1919 A Message from Mars, 5 July 1919 My Lady Frayle, 24 May 1919 VENUE DARK - INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC, 3 April 1919 My Lady Frayle, 8 March 1919 VENUE DARK - INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC, 28 January 1919 Tivoli Follies of 1915-16, 5 February 1916 Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 26 September 1914 Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 18 July 1914 Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 14 June 1913 Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 17 May 1913 Happy Holland, 21 May 1910 The Fishing Village, 28 August 1909 Les Pierrots, 20 April 1907 Les Pierrots, 23 March 1907 The Romany, 3 November 1906 The Romany, 8 September 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 28 July 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 30 June 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 23 June 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 24 March 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 24 February 1906 The Romany, 23 September 1905 The Romany, 29 July 1905 Moorish Revels, 18 March 1905 Moorish Revels, 18 February 1905 Moorish Revels, 17 December 1904 Eugen Sandow, 4 October 1902 Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [various artists], 23 August 1902 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [Untitled musical production], 14 June 1902 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 29 March 1902 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 1 March 1902 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 1 February 1902 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 18 January 1902 The Carnival, 4 January 1902 The Carnival, 14 December 1901 Gay Paris, 6 April 1901 Gay Paris, 23 February 1901 Puss in Boots, 26 January 1901 Puss in Boots, 26 December 1900 Caddam Woods, 4 August 1900 Caddam Woods, 14 April 1900 Arcadia, 25 March 1899 Arcadia, 18 March 1899 Arcadia, 21 January 1899 Federia, 11 June 1898 Sapphonia, 12 March 1898 Sapphonia, 23 October 1897 Sapphonia, 21 August 1897 The Aesthetics, 13 February 1897 Carl Hertz, the Premier Prestidigitateur and illusionist in the World, 19 September 1896 Harry Rickards' New Tivoli Minstrels, 24 August 1894 The Conservatory [and] The Sisters' Gee-up, 4 August 1894 Benefit Performance for Miss Edith Blande, 21 March 1893 Mr Harry Rickards and his New Tivoli Minstrel & Speciality Company, 18 February 1893
	Tivoli Orchestra Celebrity Vaudeville, 25 February 1929 Celebrity Vaudeville, 24 December 1928 Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 September 1927 Celebrity Vaudeville, 14 March 1927 Celebrity Vaudeville, 29 January 1927 Celebrity Vaudeville, 3 January 1927 Celebrity Vaudeville, 20 December 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 12 December 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 8 November 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 16 August 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 7 June 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 10 May 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 18 January 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 October 1925 Celebrity Vaudeville, 3 October 1925 Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 September 1925 Celebrity Vaudeville, 21 February 1925 Celebrity Vaudeville, 17 January 1925 Celebrity Vaudeville, 1 November 1924 Celebrity Vaudeville, 18 October 1924 Celebrity Vaudeville, 20 September 1924 Celebrity Vaudeville, 13 September 1924 Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 July 1924 Musgrove Celebrity Vaudeville, 31 March 1923 Musgrove Celebrity Vaudeville, 24 March 1923 Celebrity Vaudeville, 17 February 1923 Celebrity Vaudeville, 11 November 1922 Celebrity Vaudeville, 29 July 1922 Celebrity Vaudeville, 1 July 1922 Celebrity Vaudeville, 14 January 1922 World-Star Vaudeville , 10 December 1921 World-Star Vaudeville, 12 November 1921 Tivoli Follies of 1915-16, 5 February 1916 Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 26 September 1914 Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 18 July 1914 Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 14 June 1913 Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 17 May 1913 Happy Holland, 21 May 1910 The Fishing Village, 28 August 1909 The Romany, 3 November 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 28 July 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 30 June 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 23 June 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 24 March 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 24 February 1906 The Romany, 23 September 1905 The Romany, 29 July 1905 Moorish Revels, 17 December 1904 Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [various artists], 23 August 1902 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [Untitled musical production], 14 June 1902 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 1 March 1902 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 1 February 1902 Gay Paris, 6 April 1901 Caddam Woods, 14 April 1900 Arcadia, 25 March 1899 Arcadia, 18 March 1899 Arcadia, 21 January 1899 Sapphonia, 12 March 1898 Sapphonia, 21 August 1897 The Aesthetics, 13 February 1897 The Conservatory [and] The Sisters' Gee-up, 4 August 1894 Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd Celebrity Vaudeville, 29 January 1927 Celebrity Vaudeville, 3 January 1927 Celebrity Vaudeville, 8 November 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 16 August 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 7 June 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 10 May 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 18 January 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 October 1925 Celebrity Vaudeville, 3 October 1925 Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 September 1925 Celebrity Vaudeville, 21 February 1925 Celebrity Vaudeville, 17 January 1925 Celebrity Vaudeville, 15 November 1924 Celebrity Vaudeville, 18 October 1924 Celebrity Vaudeville, 13 September 1924 Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 July 1924 Musgrove's Celebrity Vaudeville, 27 October 1923 Musgrove Celebrity Vaudeville, 13 October 1923 Celebrity Vaudeville, 17 February 1923 Celebrity Vaudeville, 11 November 1922 Celebrity Vaudeville, 16 September 1922 Celebrity Vaudeville, 29 July 1922 Celebrity Vaudeville, 1 July 1922 Celebrity Vaudeville, 14 January 1922 World-Star Vaudeville , 10 December 1921 World-Star Vaudeville, 12 November 1921 The Lilac Domino, 18 December 1920 The Girl for the Boy, 13 November 1920 The Girl for the Boy, 30 October 1920 Billjim, 23 October 1920 The Saving Grace, 16 October 1920 Too Many Husbands (Home and Beauty), 2 October 1920 The Man from Toronto, 14 August 1920 Bran, 5 June 1920 Oddments, 24 April 1920 Tails Up, 27 March 1920 Buzz-Buzz, 21 February 1920 As You Were, 13 December 1919 The Officers' Mess, 23 August 1919 Tivoli Follies of 1915-16, 5 February 1916 The Romany, 3 November 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 28 July 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 24 March 1906 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 29 March 1902 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 1 March 1902 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 1 February 1902 Gay Paris, 6 April 1901 Gay Paris, 23 February 1901 Puss in Boots, 26 January 1901 Caddam Woods, 4 August 1900 Fables Studio Celebrity Vaudeville, 24 December 1928 Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 September 1927 Celebrity Vaudeville, 14 March 1927 Celebrity Vaudeville, 29 January 1927 Celebrity Vaudeville, 3 January 1927 Celebrity Vaudeville, 20 December 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 8 November 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 7 June 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 18 January 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 October 1925 Celebrity Vaudeville, 3 October 1925 Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 September 1925 Musgrove Theatres Ltd Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 July 1924 Musgrove's Celebrity Vaudeville, 27 October 1923 Musgrove Celebrity Vaudeville, 13 October 1923 Celebrity Vaudeville, 17 February 1923 Celebrity Vaudeville, 11 November 1922 Celebrity Vaudeville, 16 September 1922 Celebrity Vaudeville, 29 July 1922 Celebrity Vaudeville, 1 July 1922 Celebrity Vaudeville, 14 January 1922 World-Star Vaudeville , 10 December 1921 World-Star Vaudeville, 12 November 1921 Hugh D. McIntosh Oddments, 24 April 1920 Tails Up, 27 March 1920 As You Were, 13 December 1919 My Lady Frayle, 4 November 1919 The Officers' Mess, 23 August 1919 A Box of Tricks, 2 August 1919 A Message from Mars, 5 July 1919 My Lady Frayle, 24 May 1919 My Lady Frayle, 8 March 1919 Mr Harry Rickards Company of Tivoli Stars The Romany, 8 September 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 30 June 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 23 June 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 24 February 1906 The Romany, 23 September 1905 The Romany, 29 July 1905 Moorish Revels, 17 December 1904 Sapphonia, 23 October 1897 Clarence Sisters Gay Paris, 6 April 1901 Gay Paris, 23 February 1901 Caddam Woods, 14 April 1900 Federia, 11 June 1898 Williams Quartette Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [various artists], 23 August 1902 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 1 March 1902 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 1 February 1902 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 18 January 1902 Blake & Granby The Fishing Village, 28 August 1909 Golden Corn Fields, 30 June 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 23 June 1906 Carleton and Sutton Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 18 January 1902 The Carnival, 4 January 1902 The Carnival, 14 December 1901 Caselli Sisters Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 29 March 1902 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 1 March 1902 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 1 February 1902 Derenda and Breen Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 1 March 1902 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 1 February 1902 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 18 January 1902 Harry Rickards' New Tivoli Minstrel & Specialty Company Carl Hertz, the Premier Prestidigitateur and illusionist in the World, 19 September 1896 Harry Rickards' New Tivoli Minstrels, 24 August 1894 Mr Harry Rickards and his New Tivoli Minstrel & Speciality Company, 18 February 1893 Robert Courtneidge's Famous English Players Billjim, 23 October 1920 The Saving Grace, 16 October 1920 Too Many Husbands (Home and Beauty), 2 October 1920 Rochfort and Hart Golden Corn Fields, 24 March 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 24 February 1906 The Romany, 23 September 1905 Sisters Warner Golden Corn Fields, 30 June 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 23 June 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 24 February 1906 The Allisons Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 1 March 1902 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 1 February 1902 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 18 January 1902 The Big Four Celebrity Vaudeville, 8 November 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 10 May 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 October 1925 The Williams Sisters Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 1 March 1902 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 1 February 1902 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 18 January 1902 Vaude and Verne Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 26 September 1914 Happy Holland, 21 May 1910 The Fishing Village, 28 August 1909 Winton & McGinty Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 1 March 1902 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 1 February 1902 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 18 January 1902 Bailey and Cowan The Girl for the Boy, 13 November 1920 The Girl for the Boy, 30 October 1920 Barnard's Marionettes Golden Corn Fields, 24 March 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 24 February 1906 Barnard's Piccaninny Mannequins Golden Corn Fields, 24 March 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 24 February 1906 Bluett and Mo Celebrity Vaudeville, 29 January 1927 Celebrity Vaudeville, 16 August 1926 British Pathé Celebrity Vaudeville, 23 September 1929 Celebrity Vaudeville, 25 February 1929 Jones and Raine Celebrity Vaudeville, 20 December 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 September 1925 Lotto, Lilo & Otto Golden Corn Fields, 24 March 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 24 February 1906 The Four Figaros Moorish Revels, 18 March 1905 Moorish Revels, 18 February 1905 The Frasettis Moorish Revels, 18 March 1905 Moorish Revels, 17 December 1904 The Keenan Brothers Arcadia, 25 March 1899 Arcadia, 18 March 1899 The Two Vagabonds Musgrove's Celebrity Vaudeville, 27 October 1923 Musgrove Celebrity Vaudeville, 13 October 1923 Three Longfields Celebrity Vaudeville, 29 January 1927 Celebrity Vaudeville, 20 December 1926 Tier and Ross Celebrity Vaudeville, 3 October 1925 Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 September 1925 Tivoli Ballet Celebrity Vaudeville, 24 December 1928 The Fishing Village, 28 August 1909 Tivoli Company Moorish Revels, 18 March 1905 Moorish Revels, 18 February 1905 Alburtus and Millar Happy Holland, 21 May 1910 Alexandra and Bertie Golden Corn Fields, 28 July 1906 Alma and Roy Celebrity Vaudeville, 11 November 1922 American Pantomime Company Caddam Woods, 14 April 1900 Amoros and Jeanette Celebrity Vaudeville, 24 December 1928 Athas and Collins Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 18 January 1902 Ben and John Fuller Limited His Little Widows, 17 July 1920 Betty and Babs Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 September 1925 Brogan Bros Celebrity Vaudeville, 25 February 1929 Brough Boucicault Comedy Company Benefit Performance for Miss Edith Blande, 21 March 1893 Brown and Willa Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 September 1927 Brussels Concert Party and Mons Goosens Tivoli Follies of 1915-16, 5 February 1916 Captain Siebor's Troupe of Educated Seals and Sea Lions Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 17 May 1913 Captain Winston's Seals The Fishing Village, 28 August 1909 Carne & Kelleway Celebrity Vaudeville, 1 July 1922 Carpatti Bros. Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 26 September 1914 Caselli & James The Romany, 3 November 1906 Cats and Rats Celebrity Vaudeville, 29 January 1927 Charlene and Charlene Les Pierrots, 23 March 1907 Coleman Sisters Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [Untitled musical production], 14 June 1902 Conway and Clarke The Aesthetics, 13 February 1897 Dancing Gilberts Golden Corn Fields, 24 March 1906 Davis and Lea World-Star Vaudeville, 12 November 1921 De Wynne Bros. Puss in Boots, 26 January 1901 Dixon and O'Brien Celebrity Vaudeville, 14 March 1927 Dunio and Gegna Celebrity Vaudeville, 25 February 1929 Eclair Bros Celebrity Vaudeville, 29 July 1922 Edmunds and Lavelle Celebrity Vaudeville, 3 January 1927 Edna and Paul World-Star Vaudeville, 12 November 1921 Eight Akabah Arabs Musgrove Celebrity Vaudeville, 31 March 1923 Farrell and Massey Celebrity Vaudeville, 20 December 1926 Faust Family Company The Conservatory [and] The Sisters' Gee-up, 4 August 1894 Flemings Celebrity Vaudeville, 18 January 1926 Foreman and Fannan Federia, 11 June 1898 Foster and Ninon Celebrity Vaudeville, 21 February 1925 Four Sheiks Celebrity Vaudeville, 18 January 1926 Fullers Dramatic Players His Little Widows, 17 July 1920 Geaiks and Geaiks Celebrity Vaudeville, 17 February 1923 Gilday & Fox Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 18 July 1914 Gregson and Goodfellow Moorish Revels, 18 February 1905 Hammon and Wyatt Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 26 September 1914 Harry Green and Company The Cherry Tree, 1925 Harry Rickards Puss in Boots, 26 December 1900 Henry and Edgar Martell Celebrity Vaudeville, 21 February 1925 Henry Santrey's Orchestra Celebrity Vaudeville, 3 January 1927 Holden & Graham Celebrity Vaudeville, 1 July 1922 J. C. Williamson Limited (1910-1979) The Lilac Domino, 18 December 1920 J.C. Williamson's Royal Jazz Band Celebrity Vaudeville, 1 November 1924 Jackson Family Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [Untitled musical production], 14 June 1902 Jerry and Co Celebrity Vaudeville, 8 November 1926 Katrina and Joan Celebrity Vaudeville, 18 January 1926 Kelly and Agnes The Romany, 29 July 1905 Kitson and Mayer Celebrity Vaudeville, 25 February 1929 Lenton Trio Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [Untitled musical production], 14 June 1902 Les Brunin The Romany, 23 September 1905 Les Nosellas Musgrove's Celebrity Vaudeville, 27 October 1923 Les Theires Gay Paris, 6 April 1901 Les Zenga Freres Celebrity Vaudeville, 14 March 1927 Lloyd and Raymond Celebrity Vaudeville, 11 November 1922 London Comedy Company The Man from Toronto, 14 August 1920 Long Tack Sam Company Musgrove Celebrity Vaudeville, 13 October 1923 Lynn Smith Trio Celebrity Vaudeville, 29 January 1927 Marcel and Minka Celebrity Vaudeville, 24 December 1928 Marco & Fanchon Wolff Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 26 September 1914 Martinetti and Grossi Golden Corn Fields, 24 March 1906 Miles-Stavordale Quintette Golden Corn Fields, 24 March 1906 Moon & Morris Celebrity Vaudeville, 17 February 1923 Moran & Wiser Celebrity Vaudeville, 21 February 1925 My Fancy The Aesthetics, 13 February 1897 Novelle Brothers Celebrity Vaudeville, 17 January 1925 O'Natis Troupe Golden Corn Fields, 23 June 1906 O. Hana San & Co. Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 17 May 1913 Olsen and Johnson Celebrity Vaudeville, 14 March 1927 Osborn & Brookes Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 17 May 1913 Patillo and Pesco Celebrity Vaudeville, 25 February 1929 Picaninnies Sapphonia, 21 August 1897 Pitcher and Parker Celebrity Vaudeville, 8 November 1926 Preston & Gennett Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 October 1925 Preston & Perrin Celebrity Vaudeville, 16 September 1922 Ramon, Adeline & Pedro Celebrity Vaudeville, 23 September 1929 Raynor and Roy Celebrity Vaudeville, 1 July 1922 Rich & Galvin Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 26 September 1914 Rich and Adair Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 September 1927 Rockley Bros. Sapphonia, 12 March 1898 Scottish Meisters Golden Corn Fields, 24 February 1906 Seven Hollanders Celebrity Vaudeville, 18 January 1926 Sheila and Gwen Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 September 1927 Sisters Phillips and Bros Lorenzi Arcadia, 21 January 1899 Sparkling Mozelles Celebrity Vaudeville, 29 July 1922 Swanson Sisters Celebrity Vaudeville, 10 May 1926 The Aerial Delsoes Celebrity Vaudeville, 1 July 1922 The Aerial Smiths Celebrity Vaudeville, 20 December 1926 The Anderson Sisters The Conservatory [and] The Sisters' Gee-up, 4 August 1894 The Annesley Brothers Celebrity Vaudeville, 14 January 1922 The Avolos Sapphonia, 23 October 1897 The Bellclair Bros. Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 17 May 1913 The Daros Celebrity Vaudeville, 21 February 1925 The Darwinians World-Star Vaudeville, 12 November 1921 The Diamond Duo Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [various artists], 23 August 1902 The Elliott Sisters The Fishing Village, 28 August 1909 The Flying Whartons Celebrity Vaudeville, 24 December 1928 The Four Quaint Q's Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 17 May 1913 The Four Rianos The Carnival, 14 December 1901 The Ghezzis Celebrity Vaudeville, 7 June 1926 The Gibson Girls Les Pierrots, 23 March 1907 The Gladiators Musgrove Celebrity Vaudeville, 31 March 1923 The Glee Girls Musgrove Celebrity Vaudeville, 31 March 1923 The Gothams The Romany, 29 July 1905 The Hanlon Brothers Musgrove's Celebrity Vaudeville, 27 October 1923 The Haytors Sapphonia, 21 August 1897 The Janetski Trio Celebrity Vaudeville, 7 June 1926 The Kremka Brothers The Fishing Village, 28 August 1909 The Lee Sisters Celebrity Vaudeville, 29 January 1927 The London Gaiety Burlesque Company Benefit Performance for Miss Edith Blande, 21 March 1893 The Mintons Caddam Woods, 14 April 1900 The Newsky Family Caddam Woods, 14 April 1900 The Original Dewers Celebrity Vaudeville, 21 February 1925 The Real Stirlings Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 October 1925 The Reseda Sextette Moorish Revels, 18 March 1905 The Rexos Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 18 July 1914 The Rigoletto Brothers Celebrity Vaudeville, 10 May 1926 The Royal Southern Singers Musgrove Celebrity Vaudeville, 31 March 1923 The Salambos Moorish Revels, 17 December 1904 The Sisters Pine Gay Paris, 6 April 1901 The Sporting Girls The Aesthetics, 13 February 1897 The Stavannys Celebrity Vaudeville, 3 January 1927 The Three Lees Golden Corn Fields, 24 March 1906 The Three Nitos Musgrove's Celebrity Vaudeville, 27 October 1923 The Three Sprightly Sisters The Fishing Village, 28 August 1909 The Two DD World-Star Vaudeville , 10 December 1921 The Two Prices The Fishing Village, 28 August 1909 The Waldrons Sapphonia, 23 October 1897 The Wheelers Happy Holland, 21 May 1910 The Winskills Celebrity Vaudeville, 16 September 1922 Three Equals Celebrity Vaudeville, 8 November 1926 Three Lordens Celebrity Vaudeville, 14 March 1927 Tilton and West Musgrove Celebrity Vaudeville, 13 October 1923 Tivoli "Old Brigade" Celebrity Vaudeville, 23 September 1929 Tivoli Follies Tivoli Follies of 1915-16, 5 February 1916 Tivoli Follies of 1929 Celebrity Vaudeville, 23 September 1929 Tivoli Girls Celebrity Vaudeville, 3 October 1925 Tivoli Theatres Ltd Eugen Sandow, 4 October 1902 Tom Brown and the 6 Brothers Celebrity Vaudeville, 21 February 1925 Torcat's Roosters Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 17 May 1913 Torzillo & Peerless Celebrity Vaudeville, 7 June 1926 Two Colliers Golden Corn Fields, 30 June 1906 Two Donnellys Happy Holland, 21 May 1910 Van Cello and Mary Celebrity Vaudeville, 17 January 1925 Versatile Three Celebrity Vaudeville, 17 January 1925 Warren & St. Leon Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 18 July 1914 Weynon & Co Celebrity Vaudeville, 20 September 1924 Williamson and Musgrove Benefit Performance for Miss Edith Blande, 21 March 1893 Wilton and Stack The Aesthetics, 13 February 1897 Winter and Bunny Celebrity Vaudeville, 1 November 1924 Woodward Brothers The Conservatory [and] The Sisters' Gee-up, 4 August 1894 Wright & Dietrich Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 26 September 1914 Wykeham & Co Celebrity Vaudeville, 3 October 1925 Zoe Delphine and Co Celebrity Vaudeville, 8 November 1926
	Harry Rickards - Actor and Singer, Director, Entrepreneur, Lessee, Musical Arranger, Performer, Presenter, Producer, Singer Celebrity Vaudeville, 16 August 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 15 November 1924 Celebrity Vaudeville, 17 February 1923 World-Star Vaudeville, 12 November 1921 Tails Up, 27 March 1920 Happy Holland, 21 May 1910 The Fishing Village, 28 August 1909 Les Pierrots, 20 April 1907 Les Pierrots, 23 March 1907 The Romany, 3 November 1906 The Romany, 8 September 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 28 July 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 30 June 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 23 June 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 24 March 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 24 February 1906 The Romany, 23 September 1905 The Romany, 29 July 1905 Moorish Revels, 18 March 1905 Moorish Revels, 18 February 1905 Moorish Revels, 17 December 1904 Eugen Sandow, 4 October 1902 Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [various artists], 23 August 1902 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [Untitled musical production], 14 June 1902 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 29 March 1902 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 1 March 1902 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 1 February 1902 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 18 January 1902 The Carnival, 4 January 1902 The Carnival, 14 December 1901 Gay Paris, 6 April 1901 Gay Paris, 23 February 1901 Puss in Boots, 26 January 1901 Puss in Boots, 26 December 1900 Caddam Woods, 4 August 1900 Caddam Woods, 14 April 1900 Arcadia, 25 March 1899 Arcadia, 18 March 1899 Sapphonia, 21 August 1897 The Aesthetics, 13 February 1897 The Conservatory [and] The Sisters' Gee-up, 4 August 1894 Benefit Performance for Miss Edith Blande, 21 March 1893 Mr Harry Rickards and his New Tivoli Minstrel & Speciality Company, 18 February 1893 Will Quintrell - Conductor, Movement Director, Musical Director Celebrity Vaudeville, 25 February 1929 Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 September 1927 Celebrity Vaudeville, 14 March 1927 Celebrity Vaudeville, 29 January 1927 Celebrity Vaudeville, 3 January 1927 Celebrity Vaudeville, 20 December 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 12 December 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 16 August 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 7 June 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 10 May 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 October 1925 Celebrity Vaudeville, 3 October 1925 Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 September 1925 Celebrity Vaudeville, 21 February 1925 Celebrity Vaudeville, 17 January 1925 Celebrity Vaudeville, 18 October 1924 Celebrity Vaudeville, 20 September 1924 Celebrity Vaudeville, 13 September 1924 Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 July 1924 Musgrove's Celebrity Vaudeville, 27 October 1923 Musgrove Celebrity Vaudeville, 13 October 1923 Musgrove Celebrity Vaudeville, 31 March 1923 Musgrove Celebrity Vaudeville, 24 March 1923 Celebrity Vaudeville, 17 February 1923 Celebrity Vaudeville, 11 November 1922 Celebrity Vaudeville, 16 September 1922 Celebrity Vaudeville, 29 July 1922 Celebrity Vaudeville, 1 July 1922 Celebrity Vaudeville, 14 January 1922 World-Star Vaudeville , 10 December 1921 World-Star Vaudeville, 12 November 1921 The Officers' Mess, 23 August 1919 Tivoli Follies of 1915-16, 5 February 1916 Harry Barrington - Stage Manager Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 17 May 1913 Happy Holland, 21 May 1910 The Fishing Village, 28 August 1909 Golden Corn Fields, 24 March 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 24 February 1906 The Romany, 23 September 1905 The Romany, 29 July 1905 Moorish Revels, 18 March 1905 Moorish Revels, 18 February 1905 Moorish Revels, 17 December 1904 Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [various artists], 23 August 1902 The Carnival, 4 January 1902 The Carnival, 14 December 1901 Gay Paris, 6 April 1901 Gay Paris, 23 February 1901 Arcadia, 25 March 1899 Arcadia, 18 March 1899 Arcadia, 21 January 1899 Federia, 11 June 1898 Sapphonia, 12 March 1898 Sapphonia, 23 October 1897 Alfred Clint - Scenic Artist, Set Designer The Fishing Village, 28 August 1909 Les Pierrots, 20 April 1907 The Romany, 3 November 1906 The Romany, 8 September 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 28 July 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 30 June 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 23 June 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 24 March 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 24 February 1906 The Romany, 23 September 1905 Moorish Revels, 18 March 1905 Moorish Revels, 18 February 1905 Moorish Revels, 17 December 1904 Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [various artists], 23 August 1902 The Carnival, 4 January 1902 The Carnival, 14 December 1901 Gay Paris, 23 February 1901 Puss in Boots, 26 December 1900 Katie Rickards - Composer, Costume Co-ordinator, Costume Designer Happy Holland, 21 May 1910 The Romany, 3 November 1906 The Romany, 8 September 1906 The Romany, 23 September 1905 The Romany, 29 July 1905 The Carnival, 4 January 1902 The Carnival, 14 December 1901 Gay Paris, 6 April 1901 Gay Paris, 23 February 1901 Puss in Boots, 26 December 1900 Sapphonia, 12 March 1898 Sapphonia, 23 October 1897 Sapphonia, 21 August 1897 The Aesthetics, 13 February 1897 The Conservatory [and] The Sisters' Gee-up, 4 August 1894 John Leete - Adminstrator, Business Manager, General Manager Happy Holland, 21 May 1910 The Fishing Village, 28 August 1909 Les Pierrots, 20 April 1907 Les Pierrots, 23 March 1907 The Romany, 8 September 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 28 July 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 30 June 1906 The Romany, 23 September 1905 The Romany, 29 July 1905 Puss in Boots, 26 January 1901 Sapphonia, 21 August 1897 The Aesthetics, 13 February 1897 Mr Harry Rickards and his New Tivoli Minstrel & Speciality Company, 18 February 1893 Paul Terry - Cartoonist, Filmmaker Celebrity Vaudeville, 24 December 1928 Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 September 1927 Celebrity Vaudeville, 14 March 1927 Celebrity Vaudeville, 29 January 1927 Celebrity Vaudeville, 3 January 1927 Celebrity Vaudeville, 20 December 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 8 November 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 7 June 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 18 January 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 October 1925 Celebrity Vaudeville, 3 October 1925 Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 September 1925 Harry V Ingham - Composer, Musical Director Les Pierrots, 20 April 1907 Les Pierrots, 23 March 1907 The Romany, 3 November 1906 The Romany, 8 September 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 24 March 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 24 February 1906 The Romany, 23 September 1905 The Romany, 29 July 1905 Federia, 11 June 1898 Sapphonia, 21 August 1897 The Aesthetics, 13 February 1897 Hugh D McIntosh - Director, Entrepreneur, Presenter The Girl for the Boy, 13 November 1920 The Girl for the Boy, 30 October 1920 The Man from Toronto, 14 August 1920 Tails Up, 27 March 1920 Buzz-Buzz, 21 February 1920 The Officers' Mess, 23 August 1919 Tivoli Follies of 1915-16, 5 February 1916 Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 26 September 1914 Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 18 July 1914 Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 14 June 1913 Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 17 May 1913 Owen Conduit - Conductor, Musical Arranger, Musical Director Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [various artists], 23 August 1902 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [Untitled musical production], 14 June 1902 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 29 March 1902 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 1 March 1902 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 1 February 1902 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 18 January 1902 Puss in Boots, 26 December 1900 Federia, 11 June 1898 Sapphonia, 21 August 1897 The Aesthetics, 13 February 1897 J Grant - Stage Manager Celebrity Vaudeville, 16 August 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 18 January 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 October 1925 Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 September 1925 Musgrove's Celebrity Vaudeville, 27 October 1923 Celebrity Vaudeville, 1 July 1922 Celebrity Vaudeville, 14 January 1922 World-Star Vaudeville , 10 December 1921 World-Star Vaudeville, 12 November 1921 Fred Hall - Composer Golden Corn Fields, 28 July 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 30 June 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 23 June 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 24 March 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 24 February 1906 Moorish Revels, 18 March 1905 Moorish Revels, 18 February 1905 Moorish Revels, 17 December 1904 Fanny Powers - Performer, Singer, Singer, Comic Happy Holland, 21 May 1910 The Romany, 23 September 1905 Moorish Revels, 18 March 1905 Moorish Revels, 18 February 1905 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 1 February 1902 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 18 January 1902 The Carnival, 4 January 1902 Puss in Boots, 26 January 1901 Howard Chambers - Singer, Singer, Comic Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 1 February 1902 The Carnival, 4 January 1902 The Carnival, 14 December 1901 Gay Paris, 6 April 1901 Gay Paris, 23 February 1901 Arcadia, 25 March 1899 Arcadia, 18 March 1899 Nita Clarke - Actor, Actor and Singer, Singer Gay Paris, 6 April 1901 Caddam Woods, 4 August 1900 Caddam Woods, 14 April 1900 Arcadia, 25 March 1899 Arcadia, 18 March 1899 Arcadia, 21 January 1899 Sapphonia, 21 August 1897 George Gee - Actor, Comedian, Performer, Singer, Comic Celebrity Vaudeville, 20 December 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 7 June 1926 The Lilac Domino, 18 December 1920 The Girl for the Boy, 13 November 1920 The Girl for the Boy, 30 October 1920 Tails Up, 27 March 1920 Buzz-Buzz, 21 February 1920 Irving Sayles - Singer, Singer, Comic, Tambo, Vocalist The Romany, 8 September 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 30 June 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 23 June 1906 The Romany, 23 September 1905 The Romany, 29 July 1905 Moorish Revels, 17 December 1904 Arcadia, 21 January 1899 Fred Bluett - Comedian, Performer Celebrity Vaudeville, 10 May 1926 Les Pierrots, 23 March 1907 Golden Corn Fields, 23 June 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 24 February 1906 Moorish Revels, 18 March 1905 Moorish Revels, 18 February 1905 Minnie Hooper - Choreographer Les Pierrots, 20 April 1907 Les Pierrots, 23 March 1907 The Romany, 3 November 1906 The Romany, 8 September 1906 The Romany, 23 September 1905 The Romany, 29 July 1905 Harry George Musgrove - General Director Celebrity Vaudeville, 11 November 1922 Celebrity Vaudeville, 16 September 1922 Celebrity Vaudeville, 29 July 1922 Celebrity Vaudeville, 14 January 1922 World-Star Vaudeville , 10 December 1921 World-Star Vaudeville, 12 November 1921 Florrie Ranger - Comic, Dancer, Performer, Singer, Singer, Comic The Carnival, 4 January 1902 The Carnival, 14 December 1901 Gay Paris, 23 February 1901 Puss in Boots, 26 January 1901 Caddam Woods, 14 April 1900 Arcadia, 21 January 1899 George Bentley - Actor and Singer, Comedian, Performer Golden Corn Fields, 28 July 1906 The Romany, 23 September 1905 Moorish Revels, 18 March 1905 Moorish Revels, 18 February 1905 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 18 January 1902 Charles Cogill - Actor and Singer, Comedian, Music and Lyrics, Musician, Comic Instrumentalist, Singer, Comic, Tambo Arcadia, 25 March 1899 Arcadia, 18 March 1899 Arcadia, 21 January 1899 Sapphonia, 21 August 1897 The Aesthetics, 13 February 1897 Georgie Devoe - Comedian, Singer, Singer, Comic Arcadia, 25 March 1899 Arcadia, 18 March 1899 Sapphonia, 23 October 1897 Sapphonia, 21 August 1897 The Aesthetics, 13 February 1897 Maud Faning - Impersonator, Singer The Fishing Village, 28 August 1909 The Romany, 8 September 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 28 July 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 30 June 1906 The Romany, 23 September 1905 George Hackenschmidt - Wrestler Golden Corn Fields, 30 June 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 23 June 1906 Moorish Revels, 18 March 1905 Moorish Revels, 18 February 1905 Moorish Revels, 17 December 1904 Mrs Huxham - Costume Designer Golden Corn Fields, 28 July 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 30 June 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 23 June 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 24 March 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 24 February 1906 Wallace King - Actor and Singer, Singer Caddam Woods, 4 August 1900 Caddam Woods, 14 April 1900 Arcadia, 25 March 1899 Arcadia, 18 March 1899 Arcadia, 21 January 1899 J S Rendall - Administrator, Adminstrator, Business Manager Musgrove's Celebrity Vaudeville, 27 October 1923 Celebrity Vaudeville, 1 July 1922 Celebrity Vaudeville, 14 January 1922 World-Star Vaudeville , 10 December 1921 World-Star Vaudeville, 12 November 1921 Chas Walker - Singer, Comic, Singer, Soprano, Tambo Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [various artists], 23 August 1902 The Carnival, 14 December 1901 Gay Paris, 6 April 1901 Gay Paris, 23 February 1901 Caddam Woods, 4 August 1900 Arthur Wimperis - Book and Lyrics, Playwright Buzz-Buzz, 21 February 1920 As You Were, 13 December 1919 My Lady Frayle, 4 November 1919 My Lady Frayle, 24 May 1919 My Lady Frayle, 8 March 1919 Harry Carleton - Actor and Singer, Musician, Percussionist, Performer Golden Corn Fields, 24 February 1906 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 1 February 1902 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 18 January 1902 Caddam Woods, 4 August 1900 Robert Courtneidge - Actor-manager, Performer Billjim, 23 October 1920 The Saving Grace, 16 October 1920 Too Many Husbands (Home and Beauty), 2 October 1920 Benefit Performance for Miss Edith Blande, 21 March 1893 Tom Dawson - Actor, Comedian, Dancer The Romany, 8 September 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 28 July 1906 The Romany, 23 September 1905 Moorish Revels, 17 December 1904 Chas Faning - Performer, Singer, Comic Sapphonia, 23 October 1897 Sapphonia, 21 August 1897 The Aesthetics, 13 February 1897 The Conservatory [and] The Sisters' Gee-up, 4 August 1894 Maggie Foster - Musician, Musician, Violinist Celebrity Vaudeville, 18 October 1924 Celebrity Vaudeville, 20 September 1924 Musgrove Celebrity Vaudeville, 24 March 1923 Celebrity Vaudeville, 16 September 1922 Robert Greig - Producer The Lilac Domino, 18 December 1920 The Girl for the Boy, 13 November 1920 The Girl for the Boy, 30 October 1920 The Officers' Mess, 23 August 1919 Joseph Larkin - Administrator Les Pierrots, 20 April 1907 Les Pierrots, 23 March 1907 Golden Corn Fields, 24 March 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 24 February 1906 Edward Maas - Administrator Happy Holland, 21 May 1910 Les Pierrots, 20 April 1907 Golden Corn Fields, 28 July 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 30 June 1906 Maurice Nodin - Actor and Singer, Stage Manager Celebrity Vaudeville, 10 May 1926 The Girl for the Boy, 13 November 1920 The Girl for the Boy, 30 October 1920 Buzz-Buzz, 21 February 1920 Stella Ranger - Actor and Singer, Singer, Singer, Comic The Carnival, 4 January 1902 The Carnival, 14 December 1901 Gay Paris, 23 February 1901 Puss in Boots, 26 January 1901 Alfred Tremain - Musical Director Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 26 September 1914 Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 18 July 1914 Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 14 June 1913 Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 17 May 1913 Little Baby Watson - Actor and Singer, Singer Happy Holland, 21 May 1910 The Romany, 8 September 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 24 March 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 24 February 1906 Harry Whaite - Scenic Artist Celebrity Vaudeville, 1 July 1922 Celebrity Vaudeville, 14 January 1922 World-Star Vaudeville , 10 December 1921 World-Star Vaudeville, 12 November 1921 Miss Jessie Williams - Actor and Singer, Dancer, Performer Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 1 March 1902 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 1 February 1902 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 18 January 1902 Puss in Boots, 26 January 1901 Nellie Wilson - Actor and Singer, Impersonator, Singer Arcadia, 18 March 1899 Arcadia, 21 January 1899 Federia, 11 June 1898 Sapphonia, 21 August 1897 Reginald Wykeham - Actor, General Manager, Producer Celebrity Vaudeville, 3 October 1925 Celebrity Vaudeville, 14 January 1922 World-Star Vaudeville , 10 December 1921 World-Star Vaudeville, 12 November 1921 Frank Yorke - Actor and Singer, Singer, Singer, Comic, Tambo The Romany, 29 July 1905 Federia, 11 June 1898 Sapphonia, 12 March 1898 Sapphonia, 23 October 1897 Little Cliff - Comedian Golden Corn Fields, 28 July 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 30 June 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 23 June 1906 Lotty - Performer Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 1 March 1902 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 1 February 1902 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 18 January 1902 Madame Cordelia - Singer, Singer, Comic Gay Paris, 6 April 1901 Gay Paris, 23 February 1901 Caddam Woods, 4 August 1900 Verna Bain - Dancer Celebrity Vaudeville, 11 November 1922 The Girl for the Boy, 13 November 1920 The Girl for the Boy, 30 October 1920 Albert Bellman - Actor Arcadia, 25 March 1899 Arcadia, 18 March 1899 Sapphonia, 21 August 1897 George Carney - Comedian Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 September 1927 Celebrity Vaudeville, 1 July 1922 Celebrity Vaudeville, 14 January 1922 Ada Cerito - Comedian, Singer, Comic World-Star Vaudeville, 12 November 1921 Golden Corn Fields, 24 March 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 24 February 1906 Lizzie Collins - Comedian, Performer Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 18 January 1902 The Carnival, 14 December 1901 Sapphonia, 21 August 1897 Ruth Davis - Dancer, Performer, Singer Gay Paris, 6 April 1901 Sapphonia, 12 March 1898 The Conservatory [and] The Sisters' Gee-up, 4 August 1894 Arthur Elliott - Actor and Singer, Singer, Comic The Fishing Village, 28 August 1909 Golden Corn Fields, 28 July 1906 The Romany, 23 September 1905 Alice Fane - Performer Golden Corn Fields, 28 July 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 30 June 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 23 June 1906 Charles Faning - Musician, Musician, Percussionist Arcadia, 25 March 1899 Arcadia, 18 March 1899 Sapphonia, 12 March 1898 Herman Finck - Composer My Lady Frayle, 4 November 1919 My Lady Frayle, 24 May 1919 My Lady Frayle, 8 March 1919 Gus Franks - Singer, Comic, Tambo Gay Paris, 6 April 1901 Gay Paris, 23 February 1901 Caddam Woods, 14 April 1900 Neva Glynn - Singer, Singer, Contralto Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 18 January 1902 The Carnival, 4 January 1902 The Carnival, 14 December 1901 Frank Gresham - Choreographer Moorish Revels, 18 March 1905 Moorish Revels, 18 February 1905 Moorish Revels, 17 December 1904 John Kearns - Musician Moorish Revels, 17 December 1904 Arcadia, 25 March 1899 Arcadia, 18 March 1899 Victor Kelly - Acrobat, Comedian, Singer The Romany, 3 November 1906 The Romany, 8 September 1906 The Romany, 29 July 1905 Sam La Mert - Musician, Comic Instrumentalist, Singer, Comic Happy Holland, 21 May 1910 Gay Paris, 6 April 1901 Gay Paris, 23 February 1901 Hilda Lane - Singer, Singer, Soprano Happy Holland, 21 May 1910 Moorish Revels, 18 March 1905 Moorish Revels, 17 December 1904 Eva Lee - Actor and Singer, Singer, Comic Gay Paris, 6 April 1901 Gay Paris, 23 February 1901 Federia, 11 June 1898 Olive Lenton - Actor, Performer, Singer Happy Holland, 21 May 1910 The Romany, 8 September 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 28 July 1906 Lilieth Leyton - Comedian Golden Corn Fields, 28 July 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 30 June 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 23 June 1906 Ida May - Singer, Singer, Comic The Carnival, 14 December 1901 Gay Paris, 23 February 1901 Caddam Woods, 4 August 1900 Billie McClain - Musician, Comic Instrumentalist, Musician, Percussionist, Singer, Comic Gay Paris, 6 April 1901 Gay Paris, 23 February 1901 Caddam Woods, 4 August 1900 Lottie Moore - Actor Arcadia, 25 March 1899 Arcadia, 18 March 1899 Sapphonia, 21 August 1897 James Opie - Singer Moorish Revels, 17 December 1904 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 29 March 1902 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 1 March 1902 Max Pemberton - Book and Lyrics My Lady Frayle, 4 November 1919 My Lady Frayle, 24 May 1919 My Lady Frayle, 8 March 1919 Peggy Pryde - Comedian Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 1 March 1902 Arcadia, 21 January 1899 Federia, 11 June 1898 Ada Reeve - Performer Vaudeville - Ada Reeve, 20 April 1929 Musgrove's Celebrity Vaudeville, 27 October 1923 Musgrove Celebrity Vaudeville, 13 October 1923 Billy Rego - Acrobat, Actor, Actor and Singer Tails Up, 27 March 1920 Buzz-Buzz, 21 February 1920 Tivoli Follies of 1915-16, 5 February 1916 Thomas Reid - Mechanist The Carnival, 4 January 1902 The Carnival, 14 December 1901 Puss in Boots, 26 December 1900 Roy Rene - Comedian Celebrity Vaudeville, 29 January 1927 Celebrity Vaudeville, 16 August 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 10 May 1926 Ida Roslyn - Singer, Singer, Comic Moorish Revels, 17 December 1904 Arcadia, 25 March 1899 Arcadia, 18 March 1899 Fifi Russell - Actor and Singer, Model The Girl for the Boy, 13 November 1920 The Girl for the Boy, 30 October 1920 Buzz-Buzz, 21 February 1920 Clay Smith - Singer Celebrity Vaudeville, 29 July 1922 The Girl for the Boy, 13 November 1920 The Girl for the Boy, 30 October 1920 Ernest Sullivan - Singer, Singer, Comic Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [Untitled musical production], 14 June 1902 Gay Paris, 6 April 1901 Gay Paris, 23 February 1901 Ted Sutton - Actor and Singer, Tambo Golden Corn Fields, 24 February 1906 Puss in Boots, 26 January 1901 Caddam Woods, 4 August 1900 Howard Talbot - Composer My Lady Frayle, 4 November 1919 My Lady Frayle, 24 May 1919 My Lady Frayle, 8 March 1919 Lee White - Performer, Singer Celebrity Vaudeville, 29 July 1922 The Girl for the Boy, 13 November 1920 The Girl for the Boy, 30 October 1920 Stephen Wigg - Mechanist, Set Designer Puss in Boots, 26 December 1900 Sapphonia, 23 October 1897 The Aesthetics, 13 February 1897 J W Winton - Ventriloquist, Ventriloquist Doll The Romany, 29 July 1905 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 1 February 1902 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 18 January 1902 Audrey Worth - Actor and Singer The Girl for the Boy, 13 November 1920 The Girl for the Boy, 30 October 1920 Buzz-Buzz, 21 February 1920 Ethel Yorke - Dancer, Singer, Singer, Comic Arcadia, 25 March 1899 Arcadia, 18 March 1899 Arcadia, 21 January 1899 Lulu Zesch - Singer, Singer, Soprano Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [various artists], 23 August 1902 Arcadia, 25 March 1899 Arcadia, 18 March 1899 Cleopatra - Animal Wrangler/Handler Moorish Revels, 18 March 1905 Moorish Revels, 18 February 1905 Francois - Comedian, Performer Celebrity Vaudeville, 20 December 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 16 August 1926 Little Tich - Comedian Moorish Revels, 18 March 1905 Moorish Revels, 18 February 1905 Marian Ainsworth - Dancer Federia, 11 June 1898 The Conservatory [and] The Sisters' Gee-up, 4 August 1894 Billy Akarman - MC, Stage Manager The Conservatory [and] The Sisters' Gee-up, 4 August 1894 Mr Harry Rickards and his New Tivoli Minstrel & Speciality Company, 18 February 1893 Arthur Albert - Performer Moorish Revels, 18 March 1905 Moorish Revels, 18 February 1905 Arthur Aldridge - Actor, Actor and Singer Tails Up, 27 March 1920 Buzz-Buzz, 21 February 1920 Billy Barlow - Actor, Performer Puss in Boots, 26 January 1901 Caddam Woods, 4 August 1900 Jean Barrios - Performer Celebrity Vaudeville, 20 December 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 12 December 1926 Edith Blande - Actor, Performer Harry Rickards' New Tivoli Minstrels, 24 August 1894 Benefit Performance for Miss Edith Blande, 21 March 1893 Bluett - Comedian Celebrity Vaudeville, 29 January 1927 Celebrity Vaudeville, 16 August 1926 Celina Bobe - Musician, Violinist Gay Paris, 6 April 1901 Gay Paris, 23 February 1901 Bert Bradley - Actor and Singer, Singer Arcadia, 21 January 1899 Federia, 11 June 1898 Phillip Braham - Choreographer, Composer Tails Up, 27 March 1920 The Officers' Mess, 23 August 1919 Ernest Brinkmann - Actor and Singer, Performer Puss in Boots, 26 January 1901 Caddam Woods, 14 April 1900 Brinn - Juggler Golden Corn Fields, 28 July 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 30 June 1906 Elsa Brull - Comedian Celebrity Vaudeville, 20 September 1924 Celebrity Vaudeville, 13 September 1924 Marie Burke - Musician, Comic Instrumentalist Celebrity Vaudeville, 20 September 1924 Celebrity Vaudeville, 13 September 1924 Jack Cannot - Comedian, Singer, Comic Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 July 1924 Tivoli Follies of 1915-16, 5 February 1916 Cardini - Illusionist Celebrity Vaudeville, 20 September 1924 Celebrity Vaudeville, 13 September 1924 Howard Carr - Composer The Girl for the Boy, 13 November 1920 The Girl for the Boy, 30 October 1920 Jack Carroll - Set Designer Sapphonia, 23 October 1897 The Aesthetics, 13 February 1897 Meta Carson - Comedian Celebrity Vaudeville, 20 September 1924 Celebrity Vaudeville, 13 September 1924 Cora Caselli - Singer Arcadia, 25 March 1899 Arcadia, 18 March 1899 D H Caston - Performer, Singer, Comic Puss in Boots, 26 January 1901 Caddam Woods, 14 April 1900 André Charlot - Producer, Producer, Associate Buzz-Buzz, 21 February 1920 The Officers' Mess, 23 August 1919 Alf Chester - Actor, Comedian The Romany, 3 November 1906 The Romany, 8 September 1906 Coram - Ventriloquist Celebrity Vaudeville, 16 August 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 7 June 1926 Jack Corcoran - Performer The Girl for the Boy, 13 November 1920 The Girl for the Boy, 30 October 1920 Rae Cowan - Actor and Singer, Singer Federia, 11 June 1898 The Conservatory [and] The Sisters' Gee-up, 4 August 1894 George D'Albert - Comedian Gay Paris, 6 April 1901 Gay Paris, 23 February 1901 Olive D'Elroy - Dancer, Singer Arcadia, 21 January 1899 Sapphonia, 21 August 1897 Eugene Damond - Musician, Violinist Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 26 September 1914 Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 18 July 1914 Leo Darnton - Singer Celebrity Vaudeville, 24 December 1928 Celebrity Vaudeville, 18 January 1926 Estelle Davis - Singer The Girl for the Boy, 13 November 1920 The Girl for the Boy, 30 October 1920 Lalla De Baere - Model The Girl for the Boy, 13 November 1920 The Girl for the Boy, 30 October 1920 Harry Diver - Director, Performer Puss in Boots, 26 January 1901 Puss in Boots, 26 December 1900 Van Dock - Cartoonist Celebrity Vaudeville, 7 June 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 10 May 1926 Peter Donald - Comedian Celebrity Vaudeville, 20 September 1924 Celebrity Vaudeville, 13 September 1924 Fred Duncan - Stage Manager Sapphonia, 21 August 1897 The Aesthetics, 13 February 1897 Arthur Farley - Performer, Singer, Bass Baritone The Conservatory [and] The Sisters' Gee-up, 4 August 1894 Mr Harry Rickards and his New Tivoli Minstrel & Speciality Company, 18 February 1893 Nell Fleming - Actor and Singer Tails Up, 27 March 1920 Buzz-Buzz, 21 February 1920 Edward Ford - Performer Moorish Revels, 18 March 1905 Moorish Revels, 18 February 1905 Maggie Fraser - Actor, Singer Moorish Revels, 18 March 1905 Gay Paris, 6 April 1901 Hilda Glyder - Singer, Comic Celebrity Vaudeville, 17 January 1925 Celebrity Vaudeville, 18 October 1924 Eric Godley - Singer, Baritone Celebrity Vaudeville, 17 February 1923 Celebrity Vaudeville, 29 July 1922 Victor Gouriet - Actor and Singer The Girl for the Boy, 13 November 1920 The Girl for the Boy, 30 October 1920 Joseph Graham - Actor Billjim, 23 October 1920 The Man from Toronto, 14 August 1920 Leslie Graham - Actor Billjim, 23 October 1920 The Man from Toronto, 14 August 1920 Eve Gray - Model The Girl for the Boy, 13 November 1920 The Girl for the Boy, 30 October 1920 Percy Greenbank - Lyricist The Girl for the Boy, 13 November 1920 The Girl for the Boy, 30 October 1920 Harko - Cartoonist Celebrity Vaudeville, 29 July 1922 Celebrity Vaudeville, 14 January 1922 Frank Harvey - Actor and Singer The Girl for the Boy, 13 November 1920 The Girl for the Boy, 30 October 1920 Milford Haven - Singer, Singer, Comic Sapphonia, 12 March 1898 Sapphonia, 23 October 1897 Edie Haytor - Performer Puss in Boots, 26 January 1901 Caddam Woods, 4 August 1900 Agnes Hazel - Comedian Federia, 11 June 1898 Sapphonia, 12 March 1898 Arthur Hemsley - Comedian Celebrity Vaudeville, 20 September 1924 Celebrity Vaudeville, 13 September 1924 S Holdsworth - Singer Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 29 March 1902 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 18 January 1902 Austen Hurgon - Writer The Girl for the Boy, 13 November 1920 The Girl for the Boy, 30 October 1920 Claire Huxtable - Model The Girl for the Boy, 13 November 1920 The Girl for the Boy, 30 October 1920 H V Ingham - Composer Gay Paris, 6 April 1901 Gay Paris, 23 February 1901 Barbara James - Musician, Xylophonist Musgrove Celebrity Vaudeville, 24 March 1923 Celebrity Vaudeville, 14 January 1922 Ruby Jones - Dancer, Singer Sapphonia, 12 March 1898 The Conservatory [and] The Sisters' Gee-up, 4 August 1894 Baby Keir - Actor Celebrity Vaudeville, 1 November 1924 Celebrity Vaudeville, 18 October 1924 Jean Keith - Dancer, Performer Buzz-Buzz, 21 February 1920 Tivoli Follies of 1915-16, 5 February 1916 Con Kenna - Performer Celebrity Vaudeville, 25 February 1929 Celebrity Vaudeville, 24 December 1928 Nellie Kilburn - Actor, Comedian Les Pierrots, 23 March 1907 The Romany, 8 September 1906 Liz Kirk - Comedian, Singer, Comic The Carnival, 14 December 1901 Gay Paris, 23 February 1901 Arthur Klein - Composer Celebrity Vaudeville, 20 September 1924 Celebrity Vaudeville, 13 September 1924 Marie La Varre - Actor and Singer, Performer The Lilac Domino, 18 December 1920 The Officers' Mess, 23 August 1919 La Ventura - Performer Musgrove Celebrity Vaudeville, 13 October 1923 Musgrove Celebrity Vaudeville, 31 March 1923 Alf Lawton - Actor, Tambo Gay Paris, 6 April 1901 Caddam Woods, 14 April 1900 Alice Leamar - Performer The Aesthetics, 13 February 1897 Benefit Performance for Miss Edith Blande, 21 March 1893 Nita Leete - Actor and Singer, Singer Golden Corn Fields, 28 July 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 23 June 1906 Frank Leon - Dancer The Carnival, 14 December 1901 Sapphonia, 23 October 1897 Leslie Lester - Actor Billjim, 23 October 1920 The Man from Toronto, 14 August 1920 William Liddle - Performer The Girl for the Boy, 13 November 1920 The Girl for the Boy, 30 October 1920 Madame Lloyd - Costume Designer, Costume Maker Les Pierrots, 23 March 1907 Moorish Revels, 17 December 1904 Mrs D Lloyd - Costume Maker Gay Paris, 6 April 1901 Gay Paris, 23 February 1901 Minnie Love - Actor and Singer Tails Up, 27 March 1920 Buzz-Buzz, 21 February 1920 Pearl Lovell - Comedian, Singer Les Pierrots, 23 March 1907 Caddam Woods, 4 August 1900 Mabel Lynne - Dancer Arcadia, 21 January 1899 Sapphonia, 21 August 1897 Steff Macdonald - Actor and Singer Tails Up, 27 March 1920 Buzz-Buzz, 21 February 1920 Ahmed Madrali - Wrestler Golden Corn Fields, 30 June 1906 Golden Corn Fields, 23 June 1906 Billy Maloney - Actor, Performer Celebrity Vaudeville, 18 January 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 11 November 1922 Albert McKisson - Singer Arcadia, 25 March 1899 Arcadia, 18 March 1899 Fred Millis - Ventriloquist Moorish Revels, 18 March 1905 Moorish Revels, 18 February 1905 George Moon - Performer, Singer Celebrity Vaudeville, 23 September 1929 World-Star Vaudeville , 10 December 1921 Roy Murphy - Circus Style Performer, Performer The Carnival, 14 December 1901 Puss in Boots, 26 January 1901 Ernest Oram - Conductor, Musical Director Celebrity Vaudeville, 8 November 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 1 November 1924 Vera Pearce - Choreographer, Dancer The Officers' Mess, 23 August 1919 Tivoli Follies of 1915-16, 5 February 1916 R Penso - Composer The Girl for the Boy, 13 November 1920 The Girl for the Boy, 30 October 1920 Kitty Reidy - Actor and Singer The Girl for the Boy, 13 November 1920 The Girl for the Boy, 30 October 1920 Harrington Reynolds - Actor, Performer Musgrove's Celebrity Vaudeville, 27 October 1923 World-Star Vaudeville , 10 December 1921 Dusty Rhodes - Singer Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 26 September 1914 Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 18 July 1914 Carl Riedle - Composer The Carnival, 4 January 1902 The Carnival, 14 December 1901 Marie Rignold - Actor Billjim, 23 October 1920 The Man from Toronto, 14 August 1920 Alf Rockley - Tambo Sapphonia, 12 March 1898 Sapphonia, 23 October 1897 Wall Rockley - Musician, Performer Sapphonia, 12 March 1898 Sapphonia, 23 October 1897 Bernard Rolt - Composer The Girl for the Boy, 13 November 1920 The Girl for the Boy, 30 October 1920 Della Ross - Dancer Gay Paris, 6 April 1901 Gay Paris, 23 February 1901 Harry Sadler - Performer Moorish Revels, 18 March 1905 Moorish Revels, 18 February 1905 Ivy Scott - Actor and Singer, Comedian Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [Untitled musical production], 14 June 1902 Federia, 11 June 1898 Joe Sheftell - Producer Celebrity Vaudeville, 8 November 1926 Celebrity Vaudeville, 16 August 1926 James Shields - Dancer Arcadia, 25 March 1899 Arcadia, 18 March 1899 A G Spry - Comedian Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 17 May 1913 Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [various artists], 23 August 1902 Victor Stevens - Scriptwriter Puss in Boots, 26 January 1901 Puss in Boots, 26 December 1900 Hugh Steyne - Actor and Singer, Performer The Lilac Domino, 18 December 1920 The Officers' Mess, 23 August 1919 Vida Sutton - Singer, Vocalist Musgrove Celebrity Vaudeville, 31 March 1923 Celebrity Vaudeville, 17 February 1923 Margaret Swallow - Actor Billjim, 23 October 1920 The Man from Toronto, 14 August 1920 Jack Thompson - Singer, Baritone Celebrity Vaudeville, 14 January 1922 World-Star Vaudeville , 10 December 1921 Frank Travis - Ventriloquist Arcadia, 25 March 1899 Arcadia, 18 March 1899 George Tully - Actor Billjim, 23 October 1920 The Man from Toronto, 14 August 1920 Val Vousden - Impersonator, Performer Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 1 February 1902 Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 18 January 1902 Rosa Walton - Musician, Musician, Pianist Musgrove Celebrity Vaudeville, 31 March 1923 Celebrity Vaudeville, 17 February 1923 Ronald Ward - Actor Billjim, 23 October 1920 The Man from Toronto, 14 August 1920 Les Warton - Actor and Singer, Race Cross-dresser The Romany, 23 September 1905 Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [various artists], 23 August 1902 Walter Weems - Comedian Celebrity Vaudeville, 18 October 1924 Tivoli Follies of 1915-16, 5 February 1916 Harry Weldon - Comedian Celebrity Vaudeville, 17 January 1925 Celebrity Vaudeville, 18 October 1924 John Western - Performer The Girl for the Boy, 13 November 1920 The Girl for the Boy, 30 October 1920 Horace Wheatley - Comedian Arcadia, 25 March 1899 Arcadia, 18 March 1899 Albert Whelan - Comedian Celebrity Vaudeville, 20 September 1924 Puss in Boots, 26 January 1901 Jessie Williams - Singer The Carnival, 4 January 1902 The Carnival, 14 December 1901 Tom Woottwell - Comedian Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [Untitled musical production], 14 June 1902 Sapphonia, 23 October 1897 S W Wyndham - Singer, Comic Celebrity Vaudeville, 1 November 1924 Celebrity Vaudeville, 18 October 1924 Madame Yasiho - Singer, Soprano Moorish Revels, 18 March 1905 Moorish Revels, 18 February 1905 Beatrice - Musician, Saxophonist The Romany, 23 September 1905 Historicus - Performer Moorish Revels, 17 December 1904 Jalvan - Juggler Gay Paris, 23 February 1901 Little Dido - Actor Gay Paris, 6 April 1901 Mddle Nadje - Performer Tivoli Follies of 1915-16, 5 February 1916 Mdlle Fatima - Dancer Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 26 September 1914 Nadine - Actor and Singer Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 18 January 1902 Sam, the Saxaphone Man - Musician, Saxophonist Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 September 1927 Emanuel Aarons - Composer Happy Holland, 21 May 1910 Abbott - Performer Celebrity Vaudeville, 16 September 1922 Francie Adler - Singer Caddam Woods, 14 April 1900 Steve Adson - Singer The Romany, 29 July 1905 James Agustin - Circus Style Performer The Romany, 3 November 1906 Pearl Akarman - Dancer Mr Harry Rickards and his New Tivoli Minstrel & Speciality Company, 18 February 1893 Geo B Alexander - Comic Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 29 March 1902 James Allison - Dancer Sapphonia, 21 August 1897 Lucy Allison - Dancer Sapphonia, 21 August 1897 Professor Almond - Dancer Caddam Woods, 4 August 1900 Lily Anderson - Dancer The Conservatory [and] The Sisters' Gee-up, 4 August 1894 Lizzie Anderson - Club Swinger Moorish Revels, 18 March 1905 Minnie Anderson - Dancer The Conservatory [and] The Sisters' Gee-up, 4 August 1894 Flora Anstead - Performer Benefit Performance for Miss Edith Blande, 21 March 1893 Mark Anthony - Storyteller Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [various artists], 23 August 1902 Arthur Argent - Singer, Baritone Celebrity Vaudeville, 11 November 1922 Joe Aronson - Musician Celebrity Vaudeville, 24 December 1928 Albert Athas - Performer Sapphonia, 21 August 1897 Tonis Atkins - Musical Arranger Puss in Boots, 26 December 1900 Harry Atkinson - Actor Moorish Revels, 17 December 1904 Jas C Bain - Animal and Bird Imitator Caddam Woods, 14 April 1900 Doris Baker - Singer Moorish Revels, 17 December 1904 Madame Ada Baker - Singer Sapphonia, 12 March 1898 Nellie Barnes - Actor Celebrity Vaudeville, 11 November 1922 Spencer Barry - Producer World-Star Vaudeville , 10 December 1921 Jack Barty - Comedian Celebrity Vaudeville, 25 February 1929 Maud Beatty - Singer The Romany, 29 July 1905 Harry Bedford - Actor The Romany, 8 September 1906 Bob Bell - Comedian Puss in Boots, 26 January 1901 Oswald Bemand - Animal Wrangler/Handler Musgrove Celebrity Vaudeville, 31 March 1923 Flo Benson - Singer, Comic Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 September 1927 Jennie Benson - Comedian Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 October 1925 Lillie Bentley - Dancer The Conservatory [and] The Sisters' Gee-up, 4 August 1894 Beryl Beresford - Singer, Comic Celebrity Vaudeville, 18 October 1924 Mr T Bergin - Performer Mr Harry Rickards and his New Tivoli Minstrel & Speciality Company, 18 February 1893 Betty Blackburn - Singer, Comic Celebrity Vaudeville, 7 June 1926 Tom Blacklock - Comedian Celebrity Vaudeville, 16 September 1922 Beattie Blake - Singer Sapphonia, 12 March 1898 Dion Boucicault Jnr - Stage Manager Benefit Performance for Miss Edith Blande, 21 March 1893 Marcia Boulais - Singer World-Star Vaudeville , 10 December 1921 Charles Bovis - Singer The Conservatory [and] The Sisters' Gee-up, 4 August 1894 William Bovis - Dancer The Conservatory [and] The Sisters' Gee-up, 4 August 1894 Jack Bridges - Costume Designer World-Star Vaudeville , 10 December 1921 George Brooke - Singer, Tenor Celebrity Vaudeville, 16 August 1926 Brooklyn - Circus Style Performer Celebrity Vaudeville, 14 January 1922 J B Brown - Singer Happy Holland, 21 May 1910 Charles Brown-Parker - Circus Style Performer Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 1 March 1902 Brian Browne - Comedian Celebrity Vaudeville, 17 February 1923 Tom Browne - Comic Caddam Woods, 14 April 1900 Gus Bruno - Singer, Comic The Conservatory [and] The Sisters' Gee-up, 4 August 1894 John Buckstone - Scriptwriter Harry Rickards' New Tivoli Minstrels, 24 August 1894 Gwen Burroughs - Actor and Singer Tails Up, 27 March 1920 H Burton - Musical Director The Conservatory [and] The Sisters' Gee-up, 4 August 1894 Harry Burton - Musical Director Mr Harry Rickards and his New Tivoli Minstrel & Speciality Company, 18 February 1893 Henrietta Byron - Singer Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [Untitled musical production], 14 June 1902 Rose Cabani - Comedian Golden Corn Fields, 30 June 1906 Edward Cahill - Musician, Pianist Celebrity Vaudeville, 16 August 1926 Tod Callaway - Comedian Gay Paris, 6 April 1901 Tod Callaway - Comedian Gay Paris, 6 April 1901 Harry Carlton - Performer Puss in Boots, 26 January 1901 Leon Caron - Singer Golden Corn Fields, 24 March 1906 Flo Carroll - Performer Kelso's Crazy Quilt Revue, 2 April 1928 Carter the Great - Magician Happy Holland, 21 May 1910 George Castles - Singer Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 July 1924 Frank Cates - Performer Benefit Performance for Miss Edith Blande, 21 March 1893 Muriel Cathcart - Actor and Singer The Officers' Mess, 23 August 1919 Florence Challis - Performer The Romany, 29 July 1905 Charles Haddon Chambers - Playwright The Saving Grace, 16 October 1920 Josie Chippendale - Dancer The Conservatory [and] The Sisters' Gee-up, 4 August 1894 G H Chirgwin - Musician The Aesthetics, 13 February 1897 Paul Cinquevalli - Circus Style Performer Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [various artists], 23 August 1902 Miss Clair - Musician Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 17 May 1913 Bert Clark - Actor and Singer The Officers' Mess, 23 August 1919 Miss Clarke - Singer, Comic Sapphonia, 23 October 1897 Trilby Clarke - Actor and Singer The Officers' Mess, 23 August 1919 Madame Clarson - Costume Maker The Conservatory [and] The Sisters' Gee-up, 4 August 1894 El Cleve - Musician, Xylophonist Tivoli Follies of 1915-16, 5 February 1916 Devenia Clinto - Singer The Fishing Village, 28 August 1909 Maggie Coglan - Performer Gay Paris, 6 April 1901 Phyllis Colan - Actor and Singer Buzz-Buzz, 21 February 1920 Lily Cole - Singer, Comic Golden Corn Fields, 24 March 1906 John Coleman - Actor Federia, 11 June 1898 Gracie Compton - Singer Les Pierrots, 23 March 1907 Addie Conyers - Performer Benefit Performance for Miss Edith Blande, 21 March 1893 Dainty Baby Cooper - Singer The Romany, 29 July 1905 Daisy Coppin - Performer Puss in Boots, 26 January 1901 Arthur Cornell - Comedian Celebrity Vaudeville, 14 January 1922 Hartley Court - Actor and Singer Tivoli Follies of 1915-16, 5 February 1916 Rosalind Courtneidge - Actor The Man from Toronto, 14 August 1920 J Cradon - Actor and Singer Tivoli Follies of 1915-16, 5 February 1916 Adele Crane - Singer, Soprano Celebrity Vaudeville, 25 February 1929 Arthur Crane - Performer Caddam Woods, 4 August 1900 Nell Crane - Singer World-Star Vaudeville, 12 November 1921 Creighton - Performer Musgrove's Celebrity Vaudeville, 27 October 1923 Grace Cristie - Dancer Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 July 1924 Ettie Croucher - Dancer The Conservatory [and] The Sisters' Gee-up, 4 August 1894 Cruikshank - Comedian The Romany, 29 July 1905 Charles Cuvillier - Composer The Lilac Domino, 18 December 1920 Zoha D'Arcy - Singer Celebrity Vaudeville, 16 September 1922 Kitty Dale - Comedian Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 17 May 1913 Bert Danson - Singer, Comic Golden Corn Fields, 24 March 1906 Herman Darewski - Composer As You Were, 13 December 1919 Fred Dark - Singer, Comic The Conservatory [and] The Sisters' Gee-up, 4 August 1894 Dick Davis - Impersonator The Conservatory [and] The Sisters' Gee-up, 4 August 1894 Fred Davys - Puppeteer Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 29 March 1902 Elsie Day - Singer, Comic Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 October 1925 Jan De Martel - Comedian Celebrity Vaudeville, 15 November 1924 Una Dell - Musician, Violinist Musgrove Celebrity Vaudeville, 31 March 1923 Herman Derewski - Composer Buzz-Buzz, 21 February 1920 Keith Desmond - Actor World-Star Vaudeville, 12 November 1921 Nina Devitt - Dancer Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 September 1927 Charles Diamond - Musician, Harpist The Romany, 23 September 1905 Maurice Diamond - Choreographer Celebrity Vaudeville, 3 October 1925 Maud Dickinson - Dancer The Conservatory [and] The Sisters' Gee-up, 4 August 1894 Charles Dillon - Singer, Comic Sapphonia, 23 October 1897 Josh Dixon - Comedian Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 18 July 1914 Jamieson Dodds - Performer The Lilac Domino, 18 December 1920 Alexis Dolinoff - Dancer Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 September 1927 Les Donaghey - Stage Manager The Officers' Mess, 23 August 1919 Cass Downing - Musical Director Buzz-Buzz, 21 February 1920 Sidney Drew - Actor Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [various artists], 23 August 1902 Leo Dryden - Actor and Singer, Comedian The Romany, 29 July 1905 Clarice Dudleigh - Singer The Romany, 29 July 1905 Minnie Duncan - Actor The Romany, 3 November 1906 Sara Duncan - Playwright Billjim, 23 October 1920 William Cary Duncan - Book and Lyrics His Little Widows, 17 July 1920 Frank Dunn - Actor Celebrity Vaudeville, 3 October 1925 Jack Dunne - Actor and Singer The Officers' Mess, 23 August 1919 Dolly Elcon - Singer, Comic Sapphonia, 23 October 1897 Leslie Elliot - Musician, Pianist Celebrity Vaudeville, 29 July 1922 Billy Elliott - Actor and Singer Buzz-Buzz, 21 February 1920 Raymond Ellis - Singer, Baritone Celebrity Vaudeville, 10 May 1926 Elroy - Performer Celebrity Vaudeville, 18 January 1926 Bert Errol - Singer Celebrity Vaudeville, 20 September 1924 Barney Fagan - Comedian Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [Untitled musical production], 14 June 1902 Florence Faning - Dancer The Conservatory [and] The Sisters' Gee-up, 4 August 1894 Stanley Fields - Comedian Celebrity Vaudeville, 11 November 1922 Edmund Finn - Adaptor Puss in Boots, 26 December 1900 P Finn - Librettist Happy Holland, 21 May 1910 Claude Flemming - Actor and Singer The Officers' Mess, 23 August 1919 Ed Ford - Contortionist Celebrity Vaudeville, 29 July 1922 May Foulds - Singer Celebrity Vaudeville, 10 May 1926 Irene Franklin - Singer, Comic Celebrity Vaudeville, 13 September 1924 Fransky - Dancer Celebrity Vaudeville, 10 May 1926 Estelle Fratus - Performer Celebrity Vaudeville, 8 November 1926 Jake Friedman - Actor and Singer, Musician, Percussionist Federia, 11 June 1898 Will Fyffe - Actor Celebrity Vaudeville, 3 October 1925 Thomas Gall - Properties Master Puss in Boots, 26 December 1900 Gallando - Performer Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 1 February 1902 Beannie Galletley - Singer Sapphonia, 12 March 1898 Richard Ganthony - Playwright A Message from Mars, 5 July 1919 Arthur Garner - Actor Harry Rickards' New Tivoli Minstrels, 24 August 1894 Fred Garnett - Actor and Singer Puss in Boots, 26 January 1901 Jules Garrison - Performer Celebrity Vaudeville, 25 February 1929 Nina Garrison - Performer Celebrity Vaudeville, 25 February 1929 Gertrude Gebest - Singer, Storyteller Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 18 July 1914 Jim Gerald - Performer Revue - Jim Gerald, 10 February 1923 Gene Gerrard - Comedian Celebrity Vaudeville, 11 November 1922 Celia Ghiloni - Actor and Singer The Officers' Mess, 23 August 1919 Bert Gilbert - Comedian Celebrity Vaudeville, 14 January 1922 Doris Gilham - Actor Celebrity Vaudeville, 1 July 1922 Frank Gill - Dancer Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 18 July 1914 Mr Gilmore - End Man Mr Harry Rickards and his New Tivoli Minstrel & Speciality Company, 18 February 1893 Arthur Godfrey - Actor The Romany, 3 November 1906 Jack Grant - Stage Manager Celebrity Vaudeville, 20 December 1926 Mr Edgar Granville - Singer, Comic The Aesthetics, 13 February 1897 Harry Gray - Comedian The Carnival, 14 December 1901 Little Alma Gray - Performer Caddam Woods, 14 April 1900 York Gray - Actor Celebrity Vaudeville, 3 January 1927 Frank Greene - Actor and Singer Tivoli Follies of 1915-16, 5 February 1916 Harry Grist - Set Designer Buzz-Buzz, 21 February 1920 Arthur Hahn - Singer Sapphonia, 12 March 1898 Dulcie Hall - Comedian Celebrity Vaudeville, 11 November 1922 Gordon Hall - Singer Sapphonia, 21 August 1897 Howard Hall - Singer Golden Corn Fields, 28 July 1906 Bertha Hamilton - Dancer The Conservatory [and] The Sisters' Gee-up, 4 August 1894 Flora Hamilton - Dancer The Conservatory [and] The Sisters' Gee-up, 4 August 1894 May Hamilton - Dancer The Conservatory [and] The Sisters' Gee-up, 4 August 1894 Ted Hanlan - Performer Gay Paris, 6 April 1901 Fred Harcourt - Illusionist Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [Untitled musical production], 14 June 1902 Gerald Harcourt - Actor, Producer World-Star Vaudeville, 12 November 1921 Laurence Harding - Comedian Celebrity Vaudeville, 11 November 1922 Lawrence Hardinge - Actor and Singer Buzz-Buzz, 21 February 1920 Clarice Hardwicke - Actor and Singer Buzz-Buzz, 21 February 1920 Dolly Harmer - Comedian Celebrity Vaudeville, 16 September 1922 Harry Hart - Singer The Fishing Village, 28 August 1909 Annie Hartley - Circus Style Performer The Romany, 3 November 1906 James Harvey - End Man Mr Harry Rickards and his New Tivoli Minstrel & Speciality Company, 18 February 1893 Ernest Hastings - Musician, Pianist Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 September 1925 Dorothy Hawtree - Dancer World-Star Vaudeville, 12 November 1921 Milton Hayes - Performer Meanderings of Monty, 1925 Rich Hayes - Singer, Comic Celebrity Vaudeville, 1 November 1924 Arthur Hayter - Performer Puss in Boots, 26 January 1901 Frank Hayter - Performer Puss in Boots, 26 January 1901 Arthur Haytor - Performer Caddam Woods, 4 August 1900 Frank Haytor - Performer Caddam Woods, 4 August 1900 Rupert Hazell - Comedian Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 October 1925 Eunice Hemmings - Performer Les Pierrots, 23 March 1907 Florrie Henderson - Animal Wrangler/Handler The Romany, 8 September 1906 Kelso Henderson - Dancer World-Star Vaudeville, 12 November 1921 Herschel Henlere - Musician Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 October 1925 June Henry - Actor and Singer The Officers' Mess, 23 August 1919 Millie Herberte - Singer, Comic Gay Paris, 23 February 1901 Al Herman - Comedian Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 26 September 1914 Carl Hertz - Illusionist Carl Hertz, the Premier Prestidigitateur and illusionist in the World, 19 September 1896 Leslie Hinton - Accompanist Celebrity Vaudeville, 18 October 1924 Leyland Hodgson - Singer World-Star Vaudeville , 10 December 1921 Ralph Holbein - Performer Celebrity Vaudeville, 18 January 1926 Ellis Holland - Actor and Singer The Officers' Mess, 23 August 1919 Mabel Holmes - Choreographer Buzz-Buzz, 21 February 1920 Ethel Hook - Singer, Contralto Celebrity Vaudeville, 11 November 1922 Jack Hooker - Dancer Celebrity Vaudeville, 13 September 1924 Chas Howard - Singer Sapphonia, 23 October 1897 Walter Howe - Performer Benefit Performance for Miss Edith Blande, 21 March 1893 Eva Hughes - Singer Sapphonia, 12 March 1898 G P Huntley - Comedian Celebrity Vaudeville, 17 February 1923 Timothy Huntley - Comedian Celebrity Vaudeville, 17 February 1923 Jo Hurley - Actor and Singer Tivoli Follies of 1915-16, 5 February 1916 Cyril Hurst - Book and Lyrics The Officers' Mess, 23 August 1919 Mr Hymack - Performer Celebrity Vaudeville, 18 October 1924 Rupert Ingalese - Circus Style Performer Celebrity Vaudeville, 17 January 1925 Harold Ingram - Musical Arranger Puss in Boots, 26 December 1900 Adele Inman - Comedian Celebrity Vaudeville, 11 November 1922 William Innes - Comedian Musgrove's Celebrity Vaudeville, 27 October 1923 Jerry Jarnagin - Accompanist Celebrity Vaudeville, 13 September 1924 Ronald Jeans - Playwright Buzz-Buzz, 21 February 1920 Robert Jewett - Actor Celebrity Vaudeville, 23 September 1929 Charles Johnson - Singer The Fishing Village, 28 August 1909 Chick Johnson - Comedian Celebrity Vaudeville, 14 March 1927 Rida Johnson Young - Book and Lyrics His Little Widows, 17 July 1920 G Martyn Jones - Musical Director The Fishing Village, 28 August 1909 Horace Jones - Actor Celebrity Vaudeville, 11 November 1922 Ray Jones - Singer Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [Untitled musical production], 14 June 1902 Mr P C Josephs - Singer The Aesthetics, 13 February 1897 Madame Josslyn - Costume Maker Moorish Revels, 17 December 1904 Ted Kalman - Comedian The Fishing Village, 28 August 1909 Phil Kaufmann - Race Cross-dresser Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 26 September 1914 Robert Keers - Musical Director Celebrity Vaudeville, 18 January 1926 Harry Kelso - Comedian Kelso's Crazy Quilt Revue, 2 April 1928 Joe Kelso - Comedian Kelso's Crazy Quilt Revue, 2 April 1928 Myra Kemble - Performer Benefit Performance for Miss Edith Blande, 21 March 1893 Charlie King - Singer, Comic Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 September 1927 Hetty King - Impersonator Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 July 1924 La Moto Girl - Actor The Romany, 8 September 1906 Jack La Vier - Aerialist Tivoli Follies of 1915-16, 5 February 1916 Fred Lake - Singer Celebrity Vaudeville, 15 November 1924 Carrie Lanceley - Singer Celebrity Vaudeville, 14 January 1922 Larola - Comedian Golden Corn Fields, 30 June 1906 Ed Lavine - Performer Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 July 1924 Brian Lawrance - Actor Celebrity Vaudeville, 7 June 1926 Alf J Lawrence - Musician, Pianist World-Star Vaudeville, 12 November 1921 Brian Lawrence - Actor Celebrity Vaudeville, 3 January 1927 Kenneth Lee - Playwright Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [various artists], 23 August 1902 Norman Lee - Stage Manager The Man from Toronto, 14 August 1920 Harry Leeds - Singer, Comic Golden Corn Fields, 24 February 1906 Trixie Lemar - Performer Golden Corn Fields, 24 February 1906 Frank Leon - Comedian The Romany, 29 July 1905 Tom Leonard - Musician Moorish Revels, 17 December 1904 Claude Leplastrier - Performer Les Pierrots, 23 March 1907 Fred Leslie - Tambo The Aesthetics, 13 February 1897 Will Leslie - Performer The Aesthetics, 13 February 1897 Violet Lester - Singer, Soprano Celebrity Vaudeville, 21 February 1925 Harry Leston - Performer Benefit Performance for Miss Edith Blande, 21 March 1893 Alice Lethbridge - Performer Benefit Performance for Miss Edith Blande, 21 March 1893 Bert Levy - Cartoonist Celebrity Vaudeville, 1 November 1924 May Lewis - Actor and Singer Caddam Woods, 14 April 1900 Emily Lindale - Singer, Comic Sapphonia, 23 October 1897 Alice Lloyd - Comedian Celebrity Vaudeville, 1 November 1924 Marie Lloyd - Comedian Gay Paris, 6 April 1901 Lea Logie - Singer, Comic Moorish Revels, 17 December 1904 Albert Lucas - Performer Benefit Performance for Miss Edith Blande, 21 March 1893 Emily Lyndale - Soubrette Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [Untitled musical production], 14 June 1902 Molly Macguire - Actor and Singer Tivoli Follies of 1915-16, 5 February 1916 Esmee Mack - Actor and Singer The Officers' Mess, 23 August 1919 Florence Mack - Performer Celebrity Vaudeville, 24 December 1928 Miss Onslow Mackay - Singer Sapphonia, 12 March 1898 Percy Mackay - Singer Celebrity Vaudeville, 29 July 1922 A MacKinnon - Lyricist The Fishing Village, 28 August 1909 J D Macnab - Singer Sapphonia, 21 August 1897 Bert Maddison - Comedian Celebrity Vaudeville, 17 February 1923 Irene Magley - Performer Musgrove Celebrity Vaudeville, 13 October 1923 A H Majilton - Performer, Producer The Lilac Domino, 18 December 1920 Mdlle Marguerite - Dancer Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 18 July 1914 Alberto Marini - Singer, Tenor Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 17 May 1913 J Marks - Comedian Celebrity Vaudeville, 23 September 1929 Arthur Martin - Actor and Singer The Officers' Mess, 23 August 1919 Lee Mason - Musician, Pianist Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 October 1925 Lee Mason - Performer Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 October 1925 Blanche Massey - Actor The Man from Toronto, 14 August 1920 William Somerset Maugham - Playwright Too Many Husbands (Home and Beauty), 2 October 1920 Len Maurice - Singer Celebrity Vaudeville, 29 January 1927 Rene Maxwell - Performer The Lilac Domino, 18 December 1920 Mazeppa - Animal and Bird Imitator Celebrity Vaudeville, 8 November 1926 Jock McKay - Comedian Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 July 1924 Ruth McKinnon - Dancer The Conservatory [and] The Sisters' Gee-up, 4 August 1894 Tex McLeod - Circus Style Performer Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 July 1924 Helen McMahon - Dancer Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 September 1925 Gus McNaughton - Comedian Musgrove Celebrity Vaudeville, 31 March 1923 Vicky Miller - Actor and Singer Buzz-Buzz, 21 February 1920 June Mills - Comedian Musgrove's Celebrity Vaudeville, 27 October 1923 James Mooney - Actor and Singer, Tambo Federia, 11 June 1898 Jas Mooney - Singer, Comic Arcadia, 21 January 1899 Edward Moore - Performer Celebrity Vaudeville, 3 January 1927 Emilia Pasta Moore - Choreographer Puss in Boots, 26 December 1900 Mademoiselle Nada Moret - Storyteller Golden Corn Fields, 24 March 1906 Lily Morris - Comedian Celebrity Vaudeville, 18 January 1926 Frederick Moyes - Actor Billjim, 23 October 1920 Douglas Murray - Playwright The Man from Toronto, 14 August 1920 Leonard Nelson - Comedian Happy Holland, 21 May 1910 Philip Newbury - Singer Sapphonia, 12 March 1898 Madam Niobe - Performer Celebrity Vaudeville, 16 August 1926 Michael Nolan - Comedian Sapphonia, 12 March 1898 Mr Nolan - Comedian Federia, 11 June 1898 W Norman - Actor and Singer Tivoli Follies of 1915-16, 5 February 1916 Fred Norris - End Man Mr Harry Rickards and his New Tivoli Minstrel & Speciality Company, 18 February 1893 M Nugent - Performer Gay Paris, 6 April 1901 Rita Nugent - Dancer Celebrity Vaudeville, 13 September 1924 Charles O'Brien - Musician The Carnival, 14 December 1901 Dot O'Farrell - Singer Musgrove Celebrity Vaudeville, 13 October 1923 Alma Obrey - Impersonator The Conservatory [and] The Sisters' Gee-up, 4 August 1894 Margaret Ogilvie - Comedian Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 17 May 1913 Ole Olsen - Comedian Celebrity Vaudeville, 14 March 1927 Mademoiselle Omega - Tight-rope Walker Golden Corn Fields, 23 June 1906 Jennie Opie - Singer, Contralto Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 1 February 1902 Edith Page - Musician, Pianist Celebrity Vaudeville, 11 November 1922 Ethel Paige - Actor Celebrity Vaudeville, 23 September 1929 Charlotte Parry - Actor Celebrity Vaudeville, 15 November 1924 Charles Pastor - Comedian Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 1 March 1902 Hettie Patey - Singer Arcadia, 21 January 1899 Lettie Paxton - Comedian Celebrity Vaudeville, 17 February 1923 Albert Pearce - Actor and Singer Tivoli Follies of 1915-16, 5 February 1916 Peggy Peat - Actor and Singer The Officers' Mess, 23 August 1919 Peggy Peate - Actor and Singer Tivoli Follies of 1915-16, 5 February 1916 Harry Plimmer - Actor Harry Rickards' New Tivoli Minstrels, 24 August 1894 Belle Pollard - Singer Celebrity Vaudeville, 1 July 1922 Chas Pope - Tambo Arcadia, 21 January 1899 Fred Poplar - Comedian Arcadia, 21 January 1899 Oreste Preso - Performer Celebrity Vaudeville, 8 November 1926 Pressy Preston - Actor Celebrity Vaudeville, 3 October 1925 Bonnie Quinlan - Actor and Singer The Officers' Mess, 23 August 1919 Wanda Radford - Singer Moorish Revels, 17 December 1904 Nellie Randall - Singer, Comic Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 1 March 1902 Thelma Raye - Dancer Tivoli Follies of 1915-16, 5 February 1916 Walter Raynham - Stage Manager Benefit Performance for Miss Edith Blande, 21 March 1893 Eileen Redmond - Actor and Singer Tivoli Follies of 1915-16, 5 February 1916 Willy Redstone - Musical Director Celebrity Vaudeville, 24 December 1928 Albert Rees - Performer Musgrove Celebrity Vaudeville, 31 March 1923 Nola Reid - Dancer Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 September 1925 Margo Remage - Performer Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 September 1927 T W Rhodes - Musical Arranger Puss in Boots, 26 December 1900 Renie Riano - Comedian Celebrity Vaudeville, 13 September 1924 Kate Rickards - Dancer Mr Harry Rickards and his New Tivoli Minstrel & Speciality Company, 18 February 1893 Noni Rickards - Singer Puss in Boots, 26 January 1901 J Robinson - Singer Happy Holland, 21 May 1910 W V Robinson - Performer Celebrity Vaudeville, 21 February 1925 Rita Roche - Performer Gay Paris, 6 April 1901 Ada Rochefort - Performer Benefit Performance for Miss Edith Blande, 21 March 1893 T Rochester - Singer Caddam Woods, 14 April 1900 Harry Rochfort - Singer The Fishing Village, 28 August 1909 Peggy Ross - Comedian Celebrity Vaudeville, 16 August 1926 Madeline Rossiter - Dancer Celebrity Vaudeville, 16 September 1922 Austin Rudd - Singer, Comic Sapphonia, 12 March 1898 Scott Sanders - Comedian Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 September 1925 Henry Santrey - Presenter Celebrity Vaudeville, 3 January 1927 Lottie Sargent - Actor and Singer Buzz-Buzz, 21 February 1920 Adalina Sarina - Aerialist Gay Paris, 6 April 1901 Paddy Saunders - Performer Celebrity Vaudeville, 14 March 1927 William Schroeder - Composer His Little Widows, 17 July 1920 Malcolm Scott - Comedian Celebrity Vaudeville, 1 July 1922 Lottie Sergeant - Actor and Singer The Officers' Mess, 23 August 1919 Anne Seymour - Musician Celebrity Vaudeville, 3 January 1927 Harry Seymour - Musician Celebrity Vaudeville, 3 January 1927 Louis J Seymour - Comedian Celebrity Vaudeville, 16 September 1922 Percy Shannon - Singer The Conservatory [and] The Sisters' Gee-up, 4 August 1894 Reginald Sharland - Comic Celebrity Vaudeville, 25 February 1929 Arthur Sharples - Singer Les Pierrots, 23 March 1907 Ella Shields - Impersonator, Singer Celebrity Vaudeville, 14 January 1922 Ivy Shilling - Performer The Lilac Domino, 18 December 1920 Harry Shine - Actor Puss in Boots, 26 January 1901 Emil Shy - Performer Celebrity Vaudeville, 3 January 1927 Thos Sidney - Actor and Singer The Officers' Mess, 23 August 1919 Brightie Smith - Performer The Romany, 3 November 1906 Harry B Smith - Book and Lyrics The Lilac Domino, 18 December 1920 Phil Smith - Actor and Singer Tails Up, 27 March 1920 Gerald Kay Souper - Actor Billjim, 23 October 1920 Mrs; Miss Stafford - Costume Maker The Aesthetics, 13 February 1897 Lillian Stanbridge - Performer Mr Harry Rickards and his New Tivoli Minstrel & Speciality Company, 18 February 1893 Maurice Sterndale - Musician, Violinist World-Star Vaudeville, 12 November 1921 Donald Stewart - Comedian World-Star Vaudeville, 12 November 1921 Gordon Stewart - Musician, Pianist Celebrity Vaudeville, 1 November 1924 Mione Stewart - Actor and Singer The Officers' Mess, 23 August 1919 Leo Stirling - Actor and Singer Celebrity Vaudeville, 16 September 1922 Harry Stokes - Lighting Designer Puss in Boots, 26 December 1900 Mark Strong - Composer The Officers' Mess, 23 August 1919 Dorothy Summers - Performer Celebrity Vaudeville, 17 February 1923 E Sutton - Actor and Singer Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 18 January 1902 Jack Sutton - Performer Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [untitled musical production], 1 February 1902 J W Sweeney - Performer Benefit Performance for Miss Edith Blande, 21 March 1893 Jesse Sweet - Comedian Musgrove Celebrity Vaudeville, 31 March 1923 Dorothy Swift - Singer Happy Holland, 21 May 1910 Frederick Sylvester - Actor Celebrity Vaudeville, 14 March 1927 Beth Tate - Singer Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 18 July 1914 Dora Taylor - Performer Puss in Boots, 26 January 1901 J Taylor - Performer Celebrity Vaudeville, 17 February 1923 The Modern Milo - Dancer, Statue The Romany, 29 July 1905 James Thomas - Actor Gay Paris, 6 April 1901 Myra Thompson - Singer The Conservatory [and] The Sisters' Gee-up, 4 August 1894 A Thomson - Actor and Singer Tivoli Follies of 1915-16, 5 February 1916 Jesse Thorne - Singer, Comic The Romany, 29 July 1905 Little Tich - Comedian Celebrity Vaudeville, 20 December 1926 Athol Tier - Comedian Celebrity Vaudeville, 16 August 1926 Signor Torzillo - Musician, Harpist Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 July 1924 Lilian Tree - Singer Sapphonia, 23 October 1897 Stella Tudor - Performer Mr Harry Rickards and his New Tivoli Minstrel & Speciality Company, 18 February 1893 Theo Turner - Musical Director The Man from Toronto, 14 August 1920 Sanoyoa Valencia - Performer Celebrity Vaudeville, 29 January 1927 Dorothy Varick - Musician, Pianist Celebrity Vaudeville, 1 November 1924 Flo Varley - Performer Kelso's Crazy Quilt Revue, 2 April 1928 Vasco - Musician, Comic Instrumentalist Golden Corn Fields, 28 July 1906 Miss Priscilla Verne - Singer, Comic Arcadia, 21 January 1899 Kitty Wager - Comedian Arcadia, 21 January 1899 Ethel Walker - Singer World-Star Vaudeville , 10 December 1921 Cassie Walmer - Race Cross-dresser The Romany, 3 November 1906 Crosbie Ward - Actor and Singer Buzz-Buzz, 21 February 1920 Winifred Ward - Performer Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 18 July 1914 Bertha Warren - Singer Celebrity Vaudeville, 19 October 1925 Rae Warwick - Magician Celebrity Vaudeville, 17 January 1925 Eileen Watson - Actor and Singer Tivoli Follies of 1915-16, 5 February 1916 Robert E Watson - Performer Benefit Performance for Miss Edith Blande, 21 March 1893 Jos Watts - Actor and Singer Caddam Woods, 14 April 1900 George Welch - Actor Tivoli Follies of 1915-16, 5 February 1916 Ella Wellington - Singer The Romany, 29 July 1905 Reg Wentworth - Comedian Celebrity Vaudeville, 18 October 1924 C B Westmacott - Actor Harry Rickards' New Tivoli Minstrels, 24 August 1894 Charles Wheeler - Stage Manager Buzz-Buzz, 21 February 1920 Richard White - Dance Director Celebrity Vaudeville, 23 September 1929 Will White - Singer, Comic Happy Holland, 21 May 1910 George Whitehead - Singer, Baritone Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 17 May 1913 Walter Whyte - Singer Celebrity Vaudeville, 1 July 1922 Lilla Wilde - Performer Benefit Performance for Miss Edith Blande, 21 March 1893 Harry Williams - End Man Mr Harry Rickards and his New Tivoli Minstrel & Speciality Company, 18 February 1893 Jack Williams - Musician, Percussionist, Singer Caddam Woods, 14 April 1900 Oswald Williams - Magician Celebrity Vaudeville, 17 January 1925 Carden Wilson - Performer Moorish Revels, 17 December 1904 Ellen Wilson - Dancer The Conservatory [and] The Sisters' Gee-up, 4 August 1894 Miss N Wilson - Singer, Comic Sapphonia, 23 October 1897 Olive Wilton - Actor Billjim, 23 October 1920 Ada Winston-Weir - Performer Puss in Boots, 26 January 1901 Monty Wolf - Performer Musgrove Celebrity Vaudeville, 13 October 1923 Willie Woltard - Comedian Celebrity Vaudeville, 3 October 1925 George Wood - Comedian Federia, 11 June 1898 Wee Georgie Wood - Actor, Comedian Celebrity Vaudeville, 16 September 1922 Ernest Woodville - Musical Arranger Puss in Boots, 26 December 1900 Charles H Workman - Actor Buzz-Buzz, 21 February 1920 J Roy Workman - Actor Buzz-Buzz, 21 February 1920 Alice Wyatt - Performer Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd [untitled musical production], 26 September 1914 H A Wynyard - Mechanist Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatre [various artists], 23 August 1902 Daisy Yates - Actor Celebrity Vaudeville, 3 January 1927 Don Zelaya - Singer, Comic Celebrity Vaudeville, 14 March 1927 Charles Zoli - Comedian World-Star Vaudeville, 12 November 1921
Resources	Album: Series 01: Tivoli Theatre shows and artists : collection of photographs, ca. 1928-1965, Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales Musical and Dramatic Notes, Sydney Morning Herald, 26 December 1896, 5 With the newly-opened Palace Theatre there are now nine playhouses in Sydney, of which number only two will remain closed this evening. The curious feature in the local record is that all the chief theatres have been erected during the past 10 years. The exceptions are the Gaiety Theatre, which is also known as the Guild Hall, and the Opera House, which, unfortunately for its prospenty, stands in the quarter now entirely devoted to the wholesale warehouses. The Opera House was vastly improved under Messrs Majeroni and Wilson's management in the middle of 1884, when the flat ceiling was replaced by a cupola, and the theatre was then reopened with considerable Ã©clat (30th June) with a revival of "Marie Antoinette," by Signor and Signora Majeroni. The present Theatre Royal occupies the oldest theatrical site in the city. The Prince of Wales Theatre stood there in 1854, was utterly destroyed by fire in 1860, was again demolished in 1872, and being rebuilt as the Theatre Royal was burnt a third time on 17th June, 1892. Mrs Bernard Beere had been playing " London Assurance" only a few hours previously. Only a portion of the outer walls were left standing, and the present building has only been in existence since Miss Clara Merivale's appearance in "Falka" at Christmas, 1892. The Criterion Theatre was opened with Miss Emilie Melville in " Falka," which was not played again for six years, at Christmas, I886. However, in anticipation of the Brough-Boucicault revival of "Much Ado About Nothing" (Christmas, 1892), a new face was put upon the interior, and at a cost of Â£8000 the present lofty dome was raised, the size of the stage was nearly doubled, and other structural improvements were made. The next new theatre was Her Majesty's, opened by Mr George Rignold with "Henry V" in September, 1887. This splendid theatre has suffered less damage than any other in the city. Early in 1890 the little Academy of Music was pulled down, and at Christmas of that year the Garrick Theatre was completed on the same site, and was opened by Miss Olga Nethersole and Mr Charles Cartwright with "Moths". Mr Harry Rickards acquired this property, and re-named it the Tivoli on 18th February, 1893. The opening of the Lyceum Theatre, With Miss Alice Leamar and Mr Robert Courtneidge in "Little Red Riding Hood," took place at Christmas, 1892 â a somewhat memorable date in local theatrical records. The Royal Standard Theatre was almost new when Mr Alfred Dampier was lessee in 1886 ; but no other actor-manager has flourished there, and of late years the house, like its neighbour the Gaiety, has become popular chiefly for amateur entertainments. If we glance at the history of musical enterprise in the city, we find that during much the same period the old concert halls have been displaced in favour of more central buildings. The last important occasion on which the once popular Old Masonic Hall (York-street) was used, was at the Victor Hugo Celebration Concert in 1885. The New Masonic Hall, opened in Castlereagh-street the following year, was placed a little too far away from the city, and, after the Metropolitan Liedertafel ceased to give concerts there, now some years ago, the hall fell into comparative disuse. But the eclipse of these halls and of the Protestant Hall, a once fashionable salon, where Mme Melba gave her farewell concert, was due to the erection of the elegant and central building of the Y.M.C.A. â now recognised as the favourite hall for all but the great musical functions. The inconvenient Exhibition Building almost faded out of existence when the completed Town Hall was opened on the 27th November, 1889. Mr Charles Santley was the first solo singer to appear there â the occasion being his farewell concert on the 30th November of that year. Just a year earlier, the completion of the York-street Centenary Hall furnished concert-goers with another rendezvous, which has continued to be frequently used up to the present time. In June, 1892, the Oddfellows' Temple was opened, and just two years ago the list of concert rooms was increased by the erection of the Manchester Unity Hall. Thus we see that not only all the present theatres of the city, but also all the concert halls have been erected during the past 10 or 12 years, which fact, all things considered, forms a decidedly curious feature in the theatrical and musical history of Sydney. Article: Musical and Dramatic Notes, Sydney Morning Herald, 26 December 1896, 5 New Theatre On Site of Old Tivoli, The Sun (NSW), 15 December 1933, 9 The managing directors of General Theatres Corporation of Australasia Ltd. announce that a lease has been signed with Interstate Properties Ltd. for the erection of the Prince of Wales Theatre on the old Tivoli Theatre site In Castlereagh-street. Already the demolishers are at work and, according to present plans, this theatre will be open at Easter. The new Prince of Wales Theatre will be erected following General Theatres Corporation's plan to develop moderate-sized intimate theatres for the purpose of presenting British pictures of special merit for extended seasons. MODERN DESIGN Last week the corporation opened the Mayfair Theatre in Bourke-street, Melbourne, for the same purpose, and the construction of the Prince of Wales Theatre will link with the Mayfair Theatre, Melbourne, in the general releasing plans. The design of the Prince of Wales will be of the most modern nature, and modernistic decoration will be introduced. Special attention is being given to the seating, which will be ample. A large number of semi-lounges will be supplied. The method of projection will be of the very latest form and will include the new wide-range devices for the reproduction of sound. Article: New Theatre On Site of Old Tivoli, The Sun (NSW), 15 December 1933, 9 Article: Ross Thorne, Sydney’s Lost Theatres, Theatre Australia, 4, 1 and 2, August 1979, 14-15, 13-14 Ross Thorne, Tivoli Theatre, Sydney, 1890-1929, Companion To Theatre In Australia, 1995, 605 Theatre in Castlereagh Street, opened 22 December 1890 as Garrick Theatre, seating about 1000. Architect: E. Weltzel. Renamed Tivoli Theatre 18 February 1893. Destroyed by fire 1899. Rebuilt and opened 12 April 1899, seating 1181. Architect: Backhouse and Backhouse. Closed 28 September 1929. Rebuilt as Embassy cinema. Closed 1977. Demolished in mid-1980s. The first Tivoli Theatre in Sydney stood on land where there was entertainment for most of 126 years. In September 1851 an American named J. S. Noble established the Olympic Circus behind the Painters' Arms Hotel on the western side of Castlereagh Street, midway between King and Market Streets. For about 40 years thereafter a large yard behind the street-facing buildings was called Circus Court. The circus was converted to a theatre in May 1852. In July 1854 the theatre and the hotel in front were both called the Royal Albert. Both had gone by 1860. In 1866 the Scandinavian Hotel was built with the Scandinavian Hall, which was used in the style of a British Music Hall, with tables and chairs and free admission. In December 1869 it saw an Australian burlesque, Formosa by W. Read. In 1870 the hall was renamed the St James Hall, with fixed seating and an entrance charge, and the hotel in front was eliminated. By 1872 it was called the Scandinavian Music Hall, with a Columbia Hotel next door. It was an athletic hall by 1875, and a billiards saloon from 1877 to 1880. About 1881 both hall and hotel were renamed Victoria. In December 1881 an Australian extravaganza, Aladdin and Company Limited, was performed on the hall's small stage-about 8.5 metres feet wide and 9.4 metres deep with a 6.4 metre-wide proscenium. Dion Boucicault's The Shaughraun was also played there. After renovation, the hall was renamed the Academy of Music on 23 September 1882. Its small auditorium - 8.5 metres wide by 24 metres long - officially seated 750 on two levels. The Colonial Architect criticised the hall as old and dilapidated only a few years later and at the end of the 1880s it and an adjacent boarding house facing into Circus Court were demolished to provide a wider frontage for the new Garrick Theatre, again behind a hotel. The Garrick had a three-level auditorium, 13.7 by 16.8 metres. The stage was 13.8 by 15.2 metres. After a short period of drama, Harry Rickards renamed the theatre Tivoli and devoted it to vaudeville. He redecorated it in gold and crimson plush in 1897, but in 1899 fire destroyed the auditorium and stage. Rickards built a slightly larger theatre behind the original facade. He died in 1911 and Hugh D. Mclntosh acquired control of the Tivoli circuit, but the Rickards estate retained the Sydney Tivoli. It sold the site in September 1928 and the Tivoli closed a year later. Article: Ross Thorne, Tivoli Theatre, Sydney, 1890-1929, Companion To Theatre In Australia, 1995, 605 Collection: Tivoli Circuit programmes, photographs and ephemera, Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, 1929 Collection: Tivoli Theatre and Tivoli Circuit, National Library of New Zealand, 1912 Collection: Tivoli Theatre records, Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, 1892 Collection: Tivoli Theatre shows and artists: collection of photographs, Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, 1928 Finding Aid: National Library of Australia, Tivoli Theatres, National Library of Australia, Canberra, February 2012 Map: Central City of Sydney, 1910 - Map 1, City of Sydney Archives, 1910 Map: City of Sydney, 1903 Map 1, City of Sydney Archives, 1903 Photograph: E G Shaw, The 'Tivoli Theatre', west side, now the 'Mayfair', Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, 1921 Photograph: Hall & Co, 81 Castlereagh Street; Tivoli Theatre, Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales Photograph: Hall & Co, Castlereagh Street; Tivoli Theatre, Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales Poster: Tivoli Theatre: The Home of Celebrity Vaudeville, Powerhouse Museum, 1958 Programme: Rickards' Tivoli Theatres [untitled musical production], National Library of Australia, 29 March 1902 Programme: Arcadia, National Library of Australia, 18 March 1899 Programme: Arcadia, National Library of Australia, 25 March 1899 Programme: Buzz-Buzz, National Library of Australia, 13 March 1920 Programme: Celebrity Vaudeville, National Library of Australia, 14 March 1927 Programme: Celebrity Vaudeville , National Library of Australia, 19 September 1925 Programme: Celebrity Vaudeville , National Library of Australia, 21 February 1925 Programme: Celebrity Vaudeville 1 July 1922, National Library of Australia, 1 July 1922 Programme: Celebrity Vaudeville, National Library of Australia, 1 November 1924 Programme: Celebrity Vaudeville, National Library of Australia, 10 May 1926 Programme: Celebrity Vaudeville, National Library of Australia, 11 November 1922 Programme: Celebrity Vaudeville, National Library of Australia, 13 September 1924 Programme: Celebrity Vaudeville, National Library of Australia, 14 January 1922 Programme: Celebrity Vaudeville, National Library of Australia, 14 March 1927 Programme: Celebrity Vaudeville, National Library of Australia, 16 September 1922 Programme: Celebrity Vaudeville, National Library of Australia, 17 February 1923 Programme: Celebrity Vaudeville, National Library of Australia, 18 January 1926 Programme: Celebrity vaudeville, National Library of Australia, 18 November 1924 Programme: Celebrity Vaudeville, National Library of Australia, 18 October 1924 Programme: Celebrity Vaudeville, National Library of Australia, 19 July 1924 Programme: Celebrity Vaudeville, National Library of Australia, 19 October 1925 Programme: Celebrity Vaudeville, National Library of Australia, 19 September 1927 Programme: Celebrity Vaudeville, National Library of Australia, 20 December 1926 Programme: Celebrity Vaudeville, National Library of Australia, 20 September 1924 Programme: Celebrity vaudeville, National Library of Australia, 24 December 1928 Programme: Celebrity Vaudeville, National Library of Australia, 29 January 1927 Programme: Celebrity Vaudeville, National Library of Australia, 29 July 1922 Programme: Celebrity Vaudeville, National Library of Australia, 3 January 1927 Programme: Celebrity Vaudeville, National Library of Australia, 3 October 1925 Programme: Folies Bergere, National Library of Australia, 11 September 1944 Programme: Golden Corn Fields, National Library of Australia, 23 June 1906 Programme: Golden Corn Fields, National Library of Australia, 24 March 1906 Programme: Golden Corn Fields, National Library of Australia, 28 July 1906 Programme: Golden Corn Fields, National Library of Australia, 30 June 1906 Programme: Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd (untitled musical production), National Library of Australia, 14 June 1913 Programme: Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd (untitled musical production), National Library of Australia, 17 May 1913 Programme: Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd (untitled musical production), National Library of Australia, 18 July 1914 Programme: Harry Rickards' Tivoli Theatres Ltd (untitled musical production), National Library of Australia, 26 September 1914 Programme: Harry Rickards, Les Pierrots, National Library of Australia, 20 April 1907 Programme: Harry Rickards, Les Pierrots, National Library of Australia, 23 March 1907 Programme: Lynn Cowan, The Girl for the Boy, National Library of Australia, 13 November 1920 Programme: Lynn Cowan, The Girl for the Boy, National Library of Australia, 30 October 1920 Programme: Moorish Revels, National Library of Australia, 17 December 1904 Programme: Moorish Revels, National Library of Australia, 18 February 1905 Programme: Moorish Revels, National Library of Australia, 18 March 1905 Programme: Sapphonia, National Library of Australia, 21 August 1897 Programme: Sapphonia, National Library of Australia, 21 August 1897 Programme: Th Conservatory [and] The Sisters' Gee-up, National Library of Australia, 4 August 1894 Programme: The Aesthetics, National Library of Australia, 13 February 1897 Programme: The Fishing Village, National Library of Australia, 28 August 1909 Programme: The Man from Toronto, National Library of Australia, 18 September 1920 Programme: The Officers' Mess, National Library of Australia, 23 August 1919 Programme: The Romany, National Library of Australia, 23 September 1905 Programme: The Romany, National Library of Australia, 29 July 1905 Programme: The Romany, National Library of Australia, 3 November 1906 Programme: The Romany, National Library of Australia, 8 September 1906 Programme: Tivoli Follies of 1915-16, National Library of Australia, 5 February 1916 Programme: World-Star Vaudeville, National Library of Australia, 10 December 1921 Programme: World-Star Vaudeville, National Library of Australia, 12 November 1921 Record: Ailsa McPherson, Harry Rickards's Tivoli, Dictionary of Sydney, 2008 Websites / Online media: Sydney Architecture - Garrick Theatre / Tivoli Theatre, Sydney Architecture
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