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Contributor	Samuel Howard
Gender	Male
Functions	Actor, Actor-Manager, Entrepreneur
Events	Date Function Contributor Organisation
	Potash and Perlmutter, Criterion Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 28 August 1915 Potash and Perlmutter, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 10 July 1915 Queen's Evidence, Academy of Music (1882-1890), Sydney, NSW, 5 November 1883 King of the Tranquil Valley, and Brutus, the Tyrant; or Harlequin Corin and the Princess Carpillona, Opera House (1879-1900), Sydney, NSW, 27 December 1880 Robinson Crusoe, or the Pirates of Palm Bay, Victoria Theatre (1876-1890), Newcastle, NSW, 1 May 1879 The Artist of Florence or, A Family Picture, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 22 June 1864 The Duke's Motto, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 27 May 1864 The Duke's Motto, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 28 April 1864 Harlequin Gulliver , the Giants of Brobdignag and the Dwarfs of Lilliput or, The Bee and the Orange Tree, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 26 December 1863 Canowindra or, The Darkey Highwayman and the Settler's Homes on the Abercombie, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 11 December 1863 Night and Morning, or The Lights and Shadows of Human Life, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 19 November 1863 Fifteen Minutes with Spirits (and water) or, A row with the Ministry, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 8 October 1863 Raymond, Lord of Milan, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 14 September 1863 The Duke's Motto, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 June 1863 Rangatira Wahena or, The Maori Queen, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 28 July 1862 Whakeau the Pakeha, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 19 July 1862 Little Jack Horner or, The Downfall of Ignorance, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 29 May 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or Harlequin Prince Ahmed,The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 1 March 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or Harlequin Prince Ahmed,The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 January 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or Harlequin Prince Ahmed,The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 10 January 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or, Harlequin Prince Ahmed, The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 26 December 1860 Wealth and Worth, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 2 November 1860 La Tarantula or, The Spider King, Prince of Wales Theatre (1855-1860), Sydney, NSW, 31 January 1859 The Cosy Couple, Adelphi Theatre, Bendigo, VIC, 1 November 1856
	Actor Potash and Perlmutter, Criterion Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 28 August 1915 Potash and Perlmutter, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 10 July 1915 Queen's Evidence, Academy of Music (1882-1890), Sydney, NSW, 5 November 1883 Robinson Crusoe, or the Pirates of Palm Bay, Victoria Theatre (1876-1890), Newcastle, NSW, 1 May 1879 The Artist of Florence or, A Family Picture, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 22 June 1864 The Duke's Motto, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 27 May 1864 The Duke's Motto, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 28 April 1864 Harlequin Gulliver , the Giants of Brobdignag and the Dwarfs of Lilliput or, The Bee and the Orange Tree, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 26 December 1863 Canowindra or, The Darkey Highwayman and the Settler's Homes on the Abercombie, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 11 December 1863 Night and Morning, or The Lights and Shadows of Human Life, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 19 November 1863 Fifteen Minutes with Spirits (and water) or, A row with the Ministry, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 8 October 1863 Raymond, Lord of Milan, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 14 September 1863 The Duke's Motto, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 June 1863 Rangatira Wahena or, The Maori Queen, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 28 July 1862 Whakeau the Pakeha, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 19 July 1862 Little Jack Horner or, The Downfall of Ignorance, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 29 May 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or Harlequin Prince Ahmed,The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 1 March 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or Harlequin Prince Ahmed,The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 January 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or Harlequin Prince Ahmed,The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 10 January 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or, Harlequin Prince Ahmed, The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 26 December 1860 Wealth and Worth, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 2 November 1860 La Tarantula or, The Spider King, Prince of Wales Theatre (1855-1860), Sydney, NSW, 31 January 1859 Actor-Manager The Cosy Couple, Adelphi Theatre, Bendigo, VIC, 1 November 1856 Entrepreneur King of the Tranquil Valley, and Brutus, the Tyrant; or Harlequin Corin and the Princess Carpillona, Opera House (1879-1900), Sydney, NSW, 27 December 1880
	Joseph Raynor - Actor, Director, Lessee, Stage Manager The Artist of Florence or, A Family Picture, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 22 June 1864 The Duke's Motto, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 27 May 1864 The Duke's Motto, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 28 April 1864 The Pilgrim of Love or Harlequin Prince Ahmed,The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 1 March 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or Harlequin Prince Ahmed,The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 January 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or Harlequin Prince Ahmed,The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 10 January 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or, Harlequin Prince Ahmed, The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 26 December 1860 Wealth and Worth, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 2 November 1860 Appleton - Actor The Artist of Florence or, A Family Picture, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 22 June 1864 The Duke's Motto, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 27 May 1864 The Duke's Motto, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 28 April 1864 Canowindra or, The Darkey Highwayman and the Settler's Homes on the Abercombie, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 11 December 1863 Night and Morning, or The Lights and Shadows of Human Life, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 19 November 1863 The Duke's Motto, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 June 1863 Whakeau the Pakeha, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 19 July 1862 Crosby - Actor Little Jack Horner or, The Downfall of Ignorance, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 29 May 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or Harlequin Prince Ahmed,The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 1 March 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or Harlequin Prince Ahmed,The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 January 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or Harlequin Prince Ahmed,The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 10 January 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or, Harlequin Prince Ahmed, The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 26 December 1860 Wealth and Worth, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 2 November 1860 La Tarantula or, The Spider King, Prince of Wales Theatre (1855-1860), Sydney, NSW, 31 January 1859 Alexander Habbe - Scenic Artist Harlequin Gulliver , the Giants of Brobdignag and the Dwarfs of Lilliput or, The Bee and the Orange Tree, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 26 December 1863 Raymond, Lord of Milan, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 14 September 1863 Little Jack Horner or, The Downfall of Ignorance, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 29 May 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or Harlequin Prince Ahmed,The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 1 March 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or Harlequin Prince Ahmed,The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 January 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or Harlequin Prince Ahmed,The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 10 January 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or, Harlequin Prince Ahmed, The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 26 December 1860 Fanny Morgan - Actor Rangatira Wahena or, The Maori Queen, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 28 July 1862 Whakeau the Pakeha, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 19 July 1862 Little Jack Horner or, The Downfall of Ignorance, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 29 May 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or Harlequin Prince Ahmed,The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 1 March 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or Harlequin Prince Ahmed,The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 January 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or Harlequin Prince Ahmed,The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 10 January 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or, Harlequin Prince Ahmed, The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 26 December 1860 Charles Dillon - Actor, Actor-Manager, Adaptor, Author The Artist of Florence or, A Family Picture, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 22 June 1864 The Duke's Motto, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 27 May 1864 The Duke's Motto, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 28 April 1864 Harlequin Gulliver , the Giants of Brobdignag and the Dwarfs of Lilliput or, The Bee and the Orange Tree, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 26 December 1863 Night and Morning, or The Lights and Shadows of Human Life, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 19 November 1863 The Duke's Motto, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 June 1863 Harriett Jones - Actor Harlequin Gulliver , the Giants of Brobdignag and the Dwarfs of Lilliput or, The Bee and the Orange Tree, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 26 December 1863 Little Jack Horner or, The Downfall of Ignorance, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 29 May 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or Harlequin Prince Ahmed,The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 1 March 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or Harlequin Prince Ahmed,The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 January 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or Harlequin Prince Ahmed,The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 10 January 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or, Harlequin Prince Ahmed, The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 26 December 1860 C H Burford - Actor The Duke's Motto, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 June 1863 The Pilgrim of Love or Harlequin Prince Ahmed,The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 1 March 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or Harlequin Prince Ahmed,The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 January 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or Harlequin Prince Ahmed,The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 10 January 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or, Harlequin Prince Ahmed, The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 26 December 1860 Charles Burford - Actor The Artist of Florence or, A Family Picture, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 22 June 1864 Canowindra or, The Darkey Highwayman and the Settler's Homes on the Abercombie, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 11 December 1863 Night and Morning, or The Lights and Shadows of Human Life, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 19 November 1863 Raymond, Lord of Milan, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 14 September 1863 Wealth and Worth, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 2 November 1860 Dillon - Actor The Artist of Florence or, A Family Picture, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 22 June 1864 The Duke's Motto, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 27 May 1864 The Duke's Motto, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 28 April 1864 Harlequin Gulliver , the Giants of Brobdignag and the Dwarfs of Lilliput or, The Bee and the Orange Tree, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 26 December 1863 The Duke's Motto, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 June 1863 George Ross Morton - Adaptor, Playwright The Duke's Motto, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 27 May 1864 The Duke's Motto, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 28 April 1864 Harlequin Gulliver , the Giants of Brobdignag and the Dwarfs of Lilliput or, The Bee and the Orange Tree, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 26 December 1863 Night and Morning, or The Lights and Shadows of Human Life, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 19 November 1863 Fifteen Minutes with Spirits (and water) or, A row with the Ministry, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 8 October 1863 Charles Walsh - Actor The Duke's Motto, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 27 May 1864 The Duke's Motto, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 28 April 1864 Harlequin Gulliver , the Giants of Brobdignag and the Dwarfs of Lilliput or, The Bee and the Orange Tree, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 26 December 1863 Raymond, Lord of Milan, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 14 September 1863 Whakeau the Pakeha, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 19 July 1862 Herbert Winning - Properties Master, Scenic Artist Little Jack Horner or, The Downfall of Ignorance, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 29 May 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or Harlequin Prince Ahmed,The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 1 March 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or Harlequin Prince Ahmed,The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 January 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or Harlequin Prince Ahmed,The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 10 January 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or, Harlequin Prince Ahmed, The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 26 December 1860 Charles Eigenschenk - Actor-Manager, Musical Arranger The Pilgrim of Love or Harlequin Prince Ahmed,The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 1 March 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or Harlequin Prince Ahmed,The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 January 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or Harlequin Prince Ahmed,The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 10 January 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or, Harlequin Prince Ahmed, The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 26 December 1860 Frauline Fannie - Actor The Pilgrim of Love or Harlequin Prince Ahmed,The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 1 March 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or Harlequin Prince Ahmed,The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 January 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or Harlequin Prince Ahmed,The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 10 January 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or, Harlequin Prince Ahmed, The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 26 December 1860 Guy - Scenic Artist The Pilgrim of Love or Harlequin Prince Ahmed,The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 1 March 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or Harlequin Prince Ahmed,The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 January 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or Harlequin Prince Ahmed,The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 10 January 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or, Harlequin Prince Ahmed, The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 26 December 1860 Hasker - Actor Harlequin Gulliver , the Giants of Brobdignag and the Dwarfs of Lilliput or, The Bee and the Orange Tree, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 26 December 1863 Canowindra or, The Darkey Highwayman and the Settler's Homes on the Abercombie, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 11 December 1863 Raymond, Lord of Milan, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 14 September 1863 The Duke's Motto, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 June 1863 George Leopold - Actor The Pilgrim of Love or Harlequin Prince Ahmed,The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 1 March 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or Harlequin Prince Ahmed,The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 January 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or Harlequin Prince Ahmed,The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 10 January 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or, Harlequin Prince Ahmed, The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 26 December 1860 Henry Leopold - Actor The Pilgrim of Love or Harlequin Prince Ahmed,The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 1 March 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or Harlequin Prince Ahmed,The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 January 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or Harlequin Prince Ahmed,The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 10 January 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or, Harlequin Prince Ahmed, The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 26 December 1860 Tom Leopold - Actor The Pilgrim of Love or Harlequin Prince Ahmed,The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 1 March 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or Harlequin Prince Ahmed,The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 January 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or Harlequin Prince Ahmed,The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 10 January 1861 The Pilgrim of Love or, Harlequin Prince Ahmed, The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 26 December 1860 R Tolano - Lessee, Stage Director King of the Tranquil Valley, and Brutus, the Tyrant; or Harlequin Corin and the Princess Carpillona, Opera House (1879-1900), Sydney, NSW, 27 December 1880 The Duke's Motto, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 June 1863 Rangatira Wahena or, The Maori Queen, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 28 July 1862 Whakeau the Pakeha, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 19 July 1862 J J Welsh - Actor Harlequin Gulliver , the Giants of Brobdignag and the Dwarfs of Lilliput or, The Bee and the Orange Tree, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 26 December 1863 Canowindra or, The Darkey Highwayman and the Settler's Homes on the Abercombie, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 11 December 1863 The Duke's Motto, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 June 1863 La Tarantula or, The Spider King, Prince of Wales Theatre (1855-1860), Sydney, NSW, 31 January 1859 William John Wilson - Actor, Scenic Artist The Duke's Motto, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 27 May 1864 The Duke's Motto, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 28 April 1864 Rangatira Wahena or, The Maori Queen, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 28 July 1862 Whakeau the Pakeha, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 19 July 1862 Burbury - Scenic Artist Harlequin Gulliver , the Giants of Brobdignag and the Dwarfs of Lilliput or, The Bee and the Orange Tree, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 26 December 1863 Raymond, Lord of Milan, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 14 September 1863 The Duke's Motto, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 June 1863 Hall - Actor Harlequin Gulliver , the Giants of Brobdignag and the Dwarfs of Lilliput or, The Bee and the Orange Tree, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 26 December 1863 Raymond, Lord of Milan, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 14 September 1863 The Duke's Motto, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 June 1863 J P Hydes - Actor Harlequin Gulliver , the Giants of Brobdignag and the Dwarfs of Lilliput or, The Bee and the Orange Tree, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 26 December 1863 Canowindra or, The Darkey Highwayman and the Settler's Homes on the Abercombie, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 11 December 1863 Night and Morning, or The Lights and Shadows of Human Life, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 19 November 1863 Charles Poole - Actor Raymond, Lord of Milan, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 14 September 1863 The Duke's Motto, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 June 1863 La Tarantula or, The Spider King, Prince of Wales Theatre (1855-1860), Sydney, NSW, 31 January 1859 George Herbert Rogers - Actor The Duke's Motto, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 27 May 1864 The Duke's Motto, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 28 April 1864 Little Jack Horner or, The Downfall of Ignorance, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 29 May 1861 Selwyn - Actor Canowindra or, The Darkey Highwayman and the Settler's Homes on the Abercombie, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 11 December 1863 Raymond, Lord of Milan, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 14 September 1863 The Duke's Motto, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 June 1863 Spencer Wallace - Mechanist, Scenic Artist The Duke's Motto, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 27 May 1864 The Duke's Motto, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 28 April 1864 Little Jack Horner or, The Downfall of Ignorance, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 29 May 1861 Frederick Younge - Actor The Duke's Motto, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 June 1863 Rangatira Wahena or, The Maori Queen, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 28 July 1862 Whakeau the Pakeha, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 19 July 1862 George Barnum - Producer Potash and Perlmutter, Criterion Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 28 August 1915 Potash and Perlmutter, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 10 July 1915 C W Barry - Actor, Stage Manager The Duke's Motto, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 June 1863 Rangatira Wahena or, The Maori Queen, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 28 July 1862 James Bartlett - Actor The Duke's Motto, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 27 May 1864 The Duke's Motto, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 28 April 1864 Boam - Musical Arranger Harlequin Gulliver , the Giants of Brobdignag and the Dwarfs of Lilliput or, The Bee and the Orange Tree, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 26 December 1863 The Duke's Motto, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 June 1863 Sylvia Bremer - Actor Potash and Perlmutter, Criterion Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 28 August 1915 Potash and Perlmutter, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 10 July 1915 Clifford - Actor Raymond, Lord of Milan, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 14 September 1863 The Duke's Motto, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 June 1863 Cooper - Mechanist Harlequin Gulliver , the Giants of Brobdignag and the Dwarfs of Lilliput or, The Bee and the Orange Tree, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 26 December 1863 The Duke's Motto, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 June 1863 John de Lacey - Actor Potash and Perlmutter, Criterion Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 28 August 1915 Potash and Perlmutter, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 10 July 1915 E Delaney - Actor Potash and Perlmutter, Criterion Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 28 August 1915 Potash and Perlmutter, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 10 July 1915 Lizzie Dixon - Actor Harlequin Gulliver , the Giants of Brobdignag and the Dwarfs of Lilliput or, The Bee and the Orange Tree, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 26 December 1863 Raymond, Lord of Milan, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 14 September 1863 Cyril French - Actor Potash and Perlmutter, Criterion Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 28 August 1915 Potash and Perlmutter, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 10 July 1915 Montague Glass - Playwright Potash and Perlmutter, Criterion Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 28 August 1915 Potash and Perlmutter, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 10 July 1915 Gordon Hyde - Actor Harlequin Gulliver , the Giants of Brobdignag and the Dwarfs of Lilliput or, The Bee and the Orange Tree, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 26 December 1863 Night and Morning, or The Lights and Shadows of Human Life, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 19 November 1863 Jager - Costume Maker The Duke's Motto, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 27 May 1864 The Duke's Motto, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 28 April 1864 Charles Klein - Playwright Potash and Perlmutter, Criterion Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 28 August 1915 Potash and Perlmutter, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 10 July 1915 Charles Lawrence - Actor Potash and Perlmutter, Criterion Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 28 August 1915 Potash and Perlmutter, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 10 July 1915 Sam Le Bert - Actor Potash and Perlmutter, Criterion Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 28 August 1915 Potash and Perlmutter, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 10 July 1915 McGaurin - Director Rangatira Wahena or, The Maori Queen, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 28 July 1862 Whakeau the Pakeha, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 19 July 1862 McGowan - Actor Harlequin Gulliver , the Giants of Brobdignag and the Dwarfs of Lilliput or, The Bee and the Orange Tree, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 26 December 1863 The Duke's Motto, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 June 1863 Lachlan McGowan - Actor The Duke's Motto, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 27 May 1864 The Duke's Motto, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 28 April 1864 Robert McGowan - Actor The Artist of Florence or, A Family Picture, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 22 June 1864 Raymond, Lord of Milan, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 14 September 1863 Clyde Meynell - Administrator, General Manager Potash and Perlmutter, Criterion Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 28 August 1915 Potash and Perlmutter, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 10 July 1915 Charles Miran - Actor Wealth and Worth, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 2 November 1860 La Tarantula or, The Spider King, Prince of Wales Theatre (1855-1860), Sydney, NSW, 31 January 1859 Emma Neville - Actor The Duke's Motto, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 27 May 1864 The Duke's Motto, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 28 April 1864 Jennie Nye - Actor Raymond, Lord of Milan, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 14 September 1863 The Duke's Motto, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 June 1863 Rosalind Smeaton - Actor Potash and Perlmutter, Criterion Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 28 August 1915 Potash and Perlmutter, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 10 July 1915 Carleton Stuart - Actor Potash and Perlmutter, Criterion Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 28 August 1915 Potash and Perlmutter, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 10 July 1915 George Tallis - Administrator Potash and Perlmutter, Criterion Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 28 August 1915 Potash and Perlmutter, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 10 July 1915 Victor Tatnall - Actor, Stage Manager Potash and Perlmutter, Criterion Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 28 August 1915 Potash and Perlmutter, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 10 July 1915 Hugh J Ward - Administrator Potash and Perlmutter, Criterion Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 28 August 1915 Potash and Perlmutter, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 10 July 1915 Henry Neil Warner - Actor Raymond, Lord of Milan, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 14 September 1863 The Duke's Motto, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 June 1863 J West - Actor Raymond, Lord of Milan, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 14 September 1863 The Duke's Motto, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 June 1863 Gwen Weston - Actor Potash and Perlmutter, Criterion Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 28 August 1915 Potash and Perlmutter, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 10 July 1915 Robert Percy Whitworth - Playwright Rangatira Wahena or, The Maori Queen, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 28 July 1862 Whakeau the Pakeha, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 19 July 1862 Lewis Willoughby - Actor Potash and Perlmutter, Criterion Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 28 August 1915 Potash and Perlmutter, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 10 July 1915 Lizzie Wilson - Actor Potash and Perlmutter, Criterion Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 28 August 1915 Potash and Perlmutter, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 10 July 1915 Nancy Winter - Actor Potash and Perlmutter, Criterion Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 28 August 1915 Potash and Perlmutter, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 10 July 1915 Younge - Actor Rangatira Wahena or, The Maori Queen, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 28 July 1862 Whakeau the Pakeha, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 19 July 1862 Addison - Actor The Duke's Motto, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 June 1863 Fred Appleton - Actor Raymond, Lord of Milan, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 14 September 1863 Ascroft - Actor The Duke's Motto, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 June 1863 W C Barry - Actor Whakeau the Pakeha, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 19 July 1862 Bellini - Actor Harlequin Gulliver , the Giants of Brobdignag and the Dwarfs of Lilliput or, The Bee and the Orange Tree, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 26 December 1863 Greta Bretelle - Actor Potash and Perlmutter, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 10 July 1915 Fanny Brice - Actor The Duke's Motto, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 June 1863 W G Broadhurst - Musical Arranger King of the Tranquil Valley, and Brutus, the Tyrant; or Harlequin Corin and the Princess Carpillona, Opera House (1879-1900), Sydney, NSW, 27 December 1880 Brougham - Actor The Cosy Couple, Adelphi Theatre, Bendigo, VIC, 1 November 1856 Paul Burns - Actor Potash and Perlmutter, Criterion Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 28 August 1915 Byers - Actor The Cosy Couple, Adelphi Theatre, Bendigo, VIC, 1 November 1856 Fred Cambourne - Actor Potash and Perlmutter, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 10 July 1915 Walter Cassell - Dancer Canowindra or, The Darkey Highwayman and the Settler's Homes on the Abercombie, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 11 December 1863 Cetrid - Properties Master Harlequin Gulliver , the Giants of Brobdignag and the Dwarfs of Lilliput or, The Bee and the Orange Tree, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 26 December 1863 Fred Chapman - Musical Director Potash and Perlmutter, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 10 July 1915 Chifford - Actor Canowindra or, The Darkey Highwayman and the Settler's Homes on the Abercombie, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 11 December 1863 Alfred Clint - Scenic Artist King of the Tranquil Valley, and Brutus, the Tyrant; or Harlequin Corin and the Princess Carpillona, Opera House (1879-1900), Sydney, NSW, 27 December 1880 Herr Cushla - Properties Master Harlequin Gulliver , the Giants of Brobdignag and the Dwarfs of Lilliput or, The Bee and the Orange Tree, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 26 December 1863 Daniels - Actor The Duke's Motto, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 June 1863 Taylor Darbyshire - General Manager Potash and Perlmutter, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 10 July 1915 Dixon - Actor The Duke's Motto, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 June 1863 E Dixon - Actor Harlequin Gulliver , the Giants of Brobdignag and the Dwarfs of Lilliput or, The Bee and the Orange Tree, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 26 December 1863 Emilia Don - Actor Little Jack Horner or, The Downfall of Ignorance, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 29 May 1861 William Don - Actor Little Jack Horner or, The Downfall of Ignorance, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 29 May 1861 Dan Dores - Dancer Canowindra or, The Darkey Highwayman and the Settler's Homes on the Abercombie, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 11 December 1863 Douglass - Actor The Duke's Motto, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 June 1863 Maurice Dudley - Stage Manager Potash and Perlmutter, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 10 July 1915 Marie Duret - Actor Night and Morning, or The Lights and Shadows of Human Life, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 19 November 1863 Lina Edwin - Actor and Singer Robinson Crusoe, or the Pirates of Palm Bay, Victoria Theatre (1876-1890), Newcastle, NSW, 1 May 1879 Emery - Actor The Duke's Motto, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 June 1863 Fitzgerald - Actor Wealth and Worth, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 2 November 1860 Sara Flower - Actor La Tarantula or, The Spider King, Prince of Wales Theatre (1855-1860), Sydney, NSW, 31 January 1859 George Goodman - Adminstrator: Business Manager Potash and Perlmutter, Criterion Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 28 August 1915 Graham - Actor The Duke's Motto, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 June 1863 Griffiths - Actor Harlequin Gulliver , the Giants of Brobdignag and the Dwarfs of Lilliput or, The Bee and the Orange Tree, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 26 December 1863 Lawrence Hardinge - Actor Potash and Perlmutter, Criterion Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 28 August 1915 Frank Harlowe - Actor The Duke's Motto, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 June 1863 Hart - Actor Little Jack Horner or, The Downfall of Ignorance, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 29 May 1861 Ada Hart - Actor La Tarantula or, The Spider King, Prince of Wales Theatre (1855-1860), Sydney, NSW, 31 January 1859 James Hasker - Actor La Tarantula or, The Spider King, Prince of Wales Theatre (1855-1860), Sydney, NSW, 31 January 1859 Tiripini Huia Hau - Actor Whakeau the Pakeha, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 19 July 1862 Matiu Hautapu - Actor Whakeau the Pakeha, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 19 July 1862 Lewis Henderson - Musical Director Potash and Perlmutter, Criterion Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 28 August 1915 Bland Holt - Actor-Manager Robinson Crusoe, or the Pirates of Palm Bay, Victoria Theatre (1876-1890), Newcastle, NSW, 1 May 1879 Howard - Actor The Cosy Couple, Adelphi Theatre, Bendigo, VIC, 1 November 1856 Lydia Howarde - Actor Robinson Crusoe, or the Pirates of Palm Bay, Victoria Theatre (1876-1890), Newcastle, NSW, 1 May 1879 Hudson - Actor The Cosy Couple, Adelphi Theatre, Bendigo, VIC, 1 November 1856 David Myer Isaacs - Playwright Wealth and Worth, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 2 November 1860 Jacque - Actor The Duke's Motto, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 June 1863 Alice Johns - Actor Queen's Evidence, Academy of Music (1882-1890), Sydney, NSW, 5 November 1883 Johnson - Properties Master The Duke's Motto, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 June 1863 C Jones - Actor-Manager The Duke's Motto, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 June 1863 Charles Jones - Actor Night and Morning, or The Lights and Shadows of Human Life, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 19 November 1863 Wiripini Te Kani - Actor Whakeau the Pakeha, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 19 July 1862 Hori Kepa - Actor Whakeau the Pakeha, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 19 July 1862 Meina Kereti - Actor Whakeau the Pakeha, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 19 July 1862 Timoti Tangata Kino - Actor Whakeau the Pakeha, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 19 July 1862 Edwin Lester - Actor Potash and Perlmutter, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 10 July 1915 Hemi Maka - Actor Whakeau the Pakeha, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 19 July 1862 Henari Nga Manu - Actor Whakeau the Pakeha, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 19 July 1862 J D Marsh - Actor The Duke's Motto, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 June 1863 Anaia Mataturu - Actor Whakeau the Pakeha, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 19 July 1862 McGowan - Actor Wealth and Worth, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 2 November 1860 Robert McGowan - Director Harlequin Gulliver , the Giants of Brobdignag and the Dwarfs of Lilliput or, The Bee and the Orange Tree, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 26 December 1863 Edward McLean - Actor La Tarantula or, The Spider King, Prince of Wales Theatre (1855-1860), Sydney, NSW, 31 January 1859 Henari Piri Mete - Actor Whakeau the Pakeha, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 19 July 1862 Rangatira Moetara - Actor Whakeau the Pakeha, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 19 July 1862 Morgan - Actor Queen's Evidence, Academy of Music (1882-1890), Sydney, NSW, 5 November 1883 John Mungall - Actor La Tarantula or, The Spider King, Prince of Wales Theatre (1855-1860), Sydney, NSW, 31 January 1859 Murphy - Actor The Duke's Motto, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 June 1863 Blanche Murray - Actor and Singer Robinson Crusoe, or the Pirates of Palm Bay, Victoria Theatre (1876-1890), Newcastle, NSW, 1 May 1879 Frank Musgrave - Actor Night and Morning, or The Lights and Shadows of Human Life, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 19 November 1863 Frank Musgrove - Actor Raymond, Lord of Milan, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 14 September 1863 Naylor - Actor Rangatira Wahena or, The Maori Queen, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 28 July 1862 Amy Nelson - Actor and Singer Robinson Crusoe, or the Pirates of Palm Bay, Victoria Theatre (1876-1890), Newcastle, NSW, 1 May 1879 Newton - Actor La Tarantula or, The Spider King, Prince of Wales Theatre (1855-1860), Sydney, NSW, 31 January 1859 Hohepa Pire Ngatara - Actor Whakeau the Pakeha, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 19 July 1862 Noble - Actor Rangatira Wahena or, The Maori Queen, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 28 July 1862 Palmer - Actor The Duke's Motto, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 June 1863 Gladys Pardy - Actor Potash and Perlmutter, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 10 July 1915 Charles Poole - Actor-Manager, Lessee La Tarantula or, The Spider King, Prince of Wales Theatre (1855-1860), Sydney, NSW, 31 January 1859 Sam Poole - Actor Robinson Crusoe, or the Pirates of Palm Bay, Victoria Theatre (1876-1890), Newcastle, NSW, 1 May 1879 Aperahama Pungaturu - Actor Whakeau the Pakeha, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 19 July 1862 Edward Reeve - Playwright Raymond, Lord of Milan, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 14 September 1863 C F Searle - Actor Queen's Evidence, Academy of Music (1882-1890), Sydney, NSW, 5 November 1883 J R Setright - Scenic Artist King of the Tranquil Valley, and Brutus, the Tyrant; or Harlequin Corin and the Princess Carpillona, Opera House (1879-1900), Sydney, NSW, 27 December 1880 Shelton - Actor Whakeau the Pakeha, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 19 July 1862 Harry Simmonds - Actor Queen's Evidence, Academy of Music (1882-1890), Sydney, NSW, 5 November 1883 Joseph Simmons - Stage Director King of the Tranquil Valley, and Brutus, the Tyrant; or Harlequin Corin and the Princess Carpillona, Opera House (1879-1900), Sydney, NSW, 27 December 1880 Albert Smith - Adaptor La Tarantula or, The Spider King, Prince of Wales Theatre (1855-1860), Sydney, NSW, 31 January 1859 G H Smith - General Manager Potash and Perlmutter, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 10 July 1915 James South - Stage Director King of the Tranquil Valley, and Brutus, the Tyrant; or Harlequin Corin and the Princess Carpillona, Opera House (1879-1900), Sydney, NSW, 27 December 1880 Stapleton - Costume Maker The Duke's Motto, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 June 1863 Stephens - Actor The Duke's Motto, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 June 1863 Streeton - Actor Whakeau the Pakeha, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 19 July 1862 E J Tait - Administrator Potash and Perlmutter, Criterion Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 28 August 1915 Manuera Tekaru - Actor Whakeau the Pakeha, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 19 July 1862 Pene Tutu - Actor Whakeau the Pakeha, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 19 July 1862 Twight - Actor La Tarantula or, The Spider King, Prince of Wales Theatre (1855-1860), Sydney, NSW, 31 January 1859 George Upward - Scenic Artist Potash and Perlmutter, Criterion Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 28 August 1915 Don Vincent - Actor Potash and Perlmutter, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 10 July 1915 John Vincent - Actor Potash and Perlmutter, Criterion Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 28 August 1915 Margaret Vinton - Actor Potash and Perlmutter, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 10 July 1915 Hoani Pappita Hunia Waikera - Actor Whakeau the Pakeha, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 19 July 1862 Walker - Actor La Tarantula or, The Spider King, Prince of Wales Theatre (1855-1860), Sydney, NSW, 31 January 1859 Merinia Ware - Actor Whakeau the Pakeha, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 19 July 1862 Charles Webb - Adaptor The Artist of Florence or, A Family Picture, Prince of Wales Theatre (1863-1872), Sydney, NSW, 22 June 1864 J P West - Actor Queen's Evidence, Academy of Music (1882-1890), Sydney, NSW, 5 November 1883 RP Weston - Scenic Artist Little Jack Horner or, The Downfall of Ignorance, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 29 May 1861 Parahapa Whakaheke - Actor Whakeau the Pakeha, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 19 July 1862 Pauro Whakaheke - Actor Whakeau the Pakeha, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 19 July 1862 Tomati Hapimana Wharinaki - Actor Whakeau the Pakeha, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 19 July 1862 Wigan - Actor La Tarantula or, The Spider King, Prince of Wales Theatre (1855-1860), Sydney, NSW, 31 January 1859 Winterbottom - Actor La Tarantula or, The Spider King, Prince of Wales Theatre (1855-1860), Sydney, NSW, 31 January 1859 Patarika Taumata Wiwi - Actor Whakeau the Pakeha, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 19 July 1862 Yeamans - Actor The Duke's Motto, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 17 June 1863 Gladys Young - Actor Potash and Perlmutter, Criterion Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 28 August 1915
	Dr McGauran's Māori Troupe Rangatira Wahena or, The Maori Queen, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 28 July 1862 Whakeau the Pakeha, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 19 July 1862 J C Williamson Limited (1910-1979) Potash and Perlmutter, Criterion Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 28 August 1915 Potash and Perlmutter, Theatre Royal, Melbourne, VIC, 10 July 1915 Bland Holt Robinson Crusoe, or the Pirates of Palm Bay, Victoria Theatre (1876-1890), Newcastle, NSW, 1 May 1879 Howard and Simmons Queen's Evidence, Academy of Music (1882-1890), Sydney, NSW, 5 November 1883 Leopold Family The Pilgrim of Love or, Harlequin Prince Ahmed, The Talking Cockatoo and the Enchanted Horse, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 26 December 1860 Lyceum Company Whakeau the Pakeha, Lyceum Theatre (1854-1873), Sydney, NSW, 19 July 1862 Orpheonist Society Raymond, Lord of Milan, Royal Victoria Theatre (1838-1880), Sydney, NSW, 14 September 1863
Resources	Joseph Michael Forde, ANNALS OF THE TURF AND OTHER PASTIMES. No. LIV, Sydney Sportsman, 25 May 1904, 3 That Shakespearian controversy (in the "Sportsman," May 18, 1904) has awakened long dormant memories, and a pleasant evening recently spent with one, who, like myself, lives chiefly in the past, has served to recall many incidents in connection, with music and the drama not before seen In print. What old faces we brought back in our gossip! What happy days we revived! The days when John Gordon Griffiths managed the old Victoria Theatre in Pitt-street, numbering in his company such artistes as Sarah Flower, Madame Carandini, Sam Howard (known as "Gypsy”“ and sometimes Tinker" Howard, the former from his appearance, the latter from his trade before taking to the stage), Mrs. Guerin (afterwards Mrs. Richard Stewart, and still with us), the Sisters Howson and their brothers, and many others of equal calibre and fair fame. John Gordon Griffiths was a Shropshire man, born in August 1810, and shortly after leaving school joined a dramatic company. He became a member of the M’Kay circuit, and subsequently joined Mr. Alexander at Glasgow. It was while with these managers that Mr. Griffiths acquired a knowledge of Lowland Scotch, which made him a success in such parts. After leaving Scotland he played in London, and there met Mr. Joseph Wyatt, of the Victoria Theatre, Sydney, who induced him to come south. He arrived in 1842, and opened in “Hamlet.” He met with great opposition, mainly, I think, from the friends and admirers of Francis Nesbitt McCron, who was in or near Sydney at the time. Griffiths, however, overcame the trouble, and eventually become manager of the Victoria Theatre, and in 1855 filled the same position at the Prince of Wales Theatre, Castlereagh-street. He retired after a short term, and took up his residence at the Pier Hotel, Manly, where he died on March 4, 1857. Gordon Griffiths was a good man, and a good actor. The years 1855-56 saw many eminent actors in Sydney, Julia Mathews, Mrs. Charles Poole, Fanny Cathcart (Mrs. Robert Heir, and afterwards Mrs. Geo. Darrell), Lola Montez, Mrs. Charles Young (afterwards Mrs. Hermann Verzin), Mrs. James Stark, Julia Harland (a daughter of the house of Wallack and wife of William Hoskins), Marie Duret, the sisters Gougenheim, etc., etc., G. V. Brooke, George Coppin, Joe Rayner, Robert Heir, Richard Younge, Charles Young (not related), J. P. Hydes, James Stark, William Hoskins, John Dunn (father of Mrs. Marcus Clarke and Mrs. L. L. Lewis, M’Kean Buchanan, Charles Burford, etc., etc. Mr. George Coppin is the only one in this list who, to my knowledge is still amongst us. Strange to say, Mr. Coppin "managed" most of them at one time or other, and “imported” direct not a few of them. Julia Mathews and Lola Montez died in the United States; Charles Poole died in Boston, in the same country; and, presumably, Mr. and Mrs. Stark, Mr. M’Kean Buchanan, and Marie Duret returned to the country from which they hailed, and laid their bones there. Mrs. Charles Young, after a chequered domestic career, died not long since in England, I believe. Julia Harland and Fanny Cathcart lie near Ellen Mostyn, Mrs. Vickery, Marie St. Denis, Hattie Shepherd, John Dunn, G. H. Rogers, and other Thespians in the Melbourne General Cemetery. Poor Bob Heir sleeps his last sleep at the Bluff, having died at sea on his way, with his wife, to fulfil Maoriland engagements. Dick Younge died in England, Charles Young at his residence, the Museum Hotel, William-street Woolloomooloo, next to the Blind Asylum of to day. I have in front of me an interesting playbill of the good, old-fashioned sort, about three feet in length and one foot wide. It is dated 1859, and was from the printing office of Charlwood and Son, “Herald” passage, Bourke-street East. It is issued for the Theatre Royal, Melbourne, and announces the farewell performances of MR. G. V. BROOKE. The play on this particular night is “Macbeth,” Brooke in the principal part, of course; Richard Younge as Macduff; Ben Tannett, the scenic artist (who, like W. J. Wilson, played occasionally), was the Banquo; dear old Lambert, his wife, and “Old” Downey, with the cracked voice, were the witches; Harwood was Duncan; Bob Lawrence (who married Carrie George) was Malcolm; Fanny Morgan, Donaldbain; and Tilly Earle, Fleance - The Lady Macbeth was Mrs. Vickery, one of the best I have ever seen in the character. Locke’s music was given in full, the Hecate being a Mr. Hancock, who, with his wife, was popular as a singer. Brooke did not go to London then, nor for a couple of years afterwards. When Richard and Fred Younge left Brooke he brought Henry Edwards from Sydney as manager, and Edwards brought Dick Stewart, Wigan, Bill Andrews, and other old Sydneyites. Then George Fawcett Rowe was brought into the management, and in their hands it was said that G. V. Brooke was ruined. Ambrose Kyte was now the supposed owner of the Theatre Royal, and it must be admitted, if he were truthful, that he assisted the treasury with much money. About this time, 1861, Miss Avonia Jones appeared upon the scene, at the Theatre Royal. She was the daughter of an actress (Mrs. Melinda Jones) who had filled a leading position on the American stage; her father was the Count Joannes, "a vain clever and eccentric author and actor, from whom the wife was separated." Avonia inherited nothing from her father but his handsome face; - at least Avonia herself said so. I never saw the father, but Avonia Jones was handsome and attractive, and on her arrival in Melbourne, in 1860, she was but 24 years of age. Here is a description of her, published in 1878, when she had been years dead, by one who knew her well and intimately. “Tall, well-made, with a lithe form and expressive features, and a sweet, powerful and flexible voice, she seemed born to become a tragedy queen. A classic head, wreathed with hair as black as a raven’s wing, eyes equally dark, and a complexion that was clear, though colourless, surmounted a figure that readily responded to every phase of emotion she was called upon to portray.” No wonder that the advent of such a lady at the Theatre Royal, Melbourne, caused some disruption in the Brooke household. The lady whom we knew as Mrs. Brooke joined her fortunes, domestic and otherwise, with Mr. Henry Edwards, and a newspaper war, much scandal and a lot of bitterness were imported into matters theatrical in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and sixty-one, in Melbourne. Mrs Melinda Jones appeared seldom; she was without doubt “fat, fair and (certainly) forty.” I saw her play once, the character Romeo, her daughter being the Juliet. That was at the old “Princess” Theatre, in Spring-street. When Brooke saw the young lady he fell in love with her right off, and married her, as we then understood. When the quarrel with Edwards and Faucett caused G. V. Brooke to fall back upon George Coppin as his manager, the latter brought Richard Younge and other old supporters back to the old house – in Bourke-street. The nightly speeches by Coppin and the daily letters by Kyte, Faucett, and Edwards were choice, but the Shakespearian and other performances with Brooke and Avonia Jones in the leading characters, will live in memory. Nothing has been seen before, and I am certain that nothing has been since, to equal them as joint performers. A great exodus of theatrical people, London-wards, took place then, the brothers Younge, Hancock and his wife, Mrs and Miss Jones, G. V. Brooke, and others taking part. Even then there was trouble. Richard Younge had a writ served on him at, I think, the suit of Robert Heir; Miss Jones was threatened with arrest at the suit of R. H. Home (“Orion”) who claimed to have written a drama which the lady declined; Brooke was sought for by the Sheriff’s officers, but could not be found; Younge promptly satisfied the claim against him. Miss Jones gave surety to defend any action which Horne might bring (he never brought one); and the Great Britain was said to have gone without the great tragedian. Wherever he had hidden himself, Mr. Brooke did leave in the Great Britain, and reached London. It was announced some years afterwards that he had married Avonia Jones on February 28, 1863, at St. Philip’s Church, Liverpool. He led a very erratic life in England, Mrs. Brooke (Miss Jones) having left him for a time, ostensibly as a duty to her mother, but in reality because of her husband’s unhappy fondness for strong drinks. Playing at Belfast, poor Brooke was incapable one night of performing. The audience hissed, and Brooke, in dudgeon, advanced to the footlights, bowed to the audience, stuttered out a farewell, and left that stage, never to return. At Birmingham he was arrested for debt, and to obtain his release had to declare himself bankrupt. At last he picked himself up, and determined, with his only sister, to return to Melbourne under engagement to his old friend George Coppin. He took passage in the S.S. London, which, as all the world knows, foundered in the Bay of Biscay in January 1866, and Brooke and his sister went down in her. Richard Younge had returned to Australia before, and at a dramatic performance in Sydney delivered an address on the death of Brooke when the news reached this city. I have before me another old playbill, only one of many, time stained, mildewed, and yet revered. It was issued from the Caxton Printing Office, 146 Pitt-street Sydney. Old Sydneyites will remember that it stood between the then Foxlow-place and Brougham-place, known in later days as Moore street and Rowe-street. The building was peculiar, being somewhat of the colonnade type. The printer himself was also peculiar, and E. G. is sadly remembered by some. He did most if not all, the theatrical and sporting printing. He was a jolly good sort; and at Jack Hampton’s Metropolitan Hotel in the garden beneath the trees, enjoyed with his friends the good things of things of this life. But Mr. G. fell on evil days, and Fiji for a time, and subsequently San Francisco, was his home. One cannot help but admire, however inexcusable, the ingenuity with which he engineered his way out of Sydney. He drove a handsome buggy, with a spanking horse, the admiration of Sydney. On the morning of his departure — a Saturday— he went among his friends and raised £30 each from half a dozen— “wages had to be paid,” and other engagements had to be met. To each he sold the horse and buggy, promising delivery in the afternoon. The last friend visited was a reverend father at St. Mary’s, who readily advanced such a prominent citizen as Mr. G. the sum required, and the reverend father became the proprietor of the horse and buggy. His claim was disputed, but he had a receipt and possession. A steamer was off Miller’s Point ready to sail. Mr. R. B. Smith - Bob Smith - the solicitor was on board seeing friends off. He encountered Mr. G., the latter saying that he was seeing some friends off also. He ostensibly got into a waterman’s boat, watched Bob Smith off and returned to the steamer; and sailed with her. The maddest man in Sydney on Monday, when the news of Mr. G.’s elopement was made known, was Robert Burdett Smith! Unlike another very prominent citizen and sporting man, who left about the same time, Mr. G. did not return to the city of the beautiful harbour. The Golden Gate was good enough for him. This playbill is of the Victoria Theatre In the sixties, when Rachael Tolano was lessee, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dillon the stars, and “Belphegor the Mountebank” and “The Bonnie Fishwife” the bill of fare. Charles Dillon was announced as the great London tragedian, and was pronounced “a triumphant success.” It was the last week but two of their engagement. In the company was Henry Neil Warner, Fred Younge, C. H. Burford, Sam Howard, Appleton, James Hasker, and some minor men, including Mr. Harlowe, who was a brother of Richard and Frederick Younge, but, being a minor actor and merely a prompter, the brothers insisted on a nom-de-theatre. Amongst the ladies were Mrs. Charles Poole, Mrs. C. Jones, Mrs. M’Gowan and Miss Dickson. In the afterpiece Mrs. Dillon was the Miss Thistledown and Maggie Macfarlane. As the former she sang the old ballad “Ever of Thee,” and in the latter, of course, “Caller Herring.” I saw Charles Dillon in Dublin in the early fifties as Belphegor, and I saw him in Australia in the sixties in the same character. He had not improved. Australia seldom gets an actor in his prime. I saw J. L. Toole in the Queen’s, Dublin, as Fanfaronade in “Belphegor,” with Dillon, and I saw him in the Royal, Sydney, and I thought it was a cruelty to induce the old gentleman so far away from the scenes where he was tolerated to such places as Sydney and Melbourne, where every playgoer is a critic. Though Charles Dillon - of course I am speaking of the Charles Dillon of the mid-sixties, not the stage fraud who visited us under the same name years after - played a “round of characters,” he pinned his fame to the melodrama. “Belphegor” not only In Australia but in England, and it was, when the actor was in his prime, a splendid performance. The only man whomever played it in Australia to equal Dillon was to my mind, Clarence Holt, father of Bland Holt. The Bancrofts, in their published memoirs, pay a high compliment to Dillon in this character. It may be perhaps from the fact that Mrs. Bancroft, when a little lady known only in the West of England as Marie Wilton — and now Lady Bancroft, thank you! — played Henri, that the particular circumstance is mentioned, but the mere mention shows how jealous the “star” of our old days was of any “fat” falling to the stock actor, Dillon objected to the little lady weeping at his pathos, but as she explained that she could not help weeping, he insisted that her weeping attracted public attention from him. Eventually the matter was referred to the manager, who decided that Henri could weep to his (her) heart’s content. Henry Neil Warner was an especial favourite at Ballarat when that city was golden and could support a theatre and a good company. Warner was a great actor, but, like all good men in his line, had his little failing. When Barry Sullivan first appeared in Melbourne, Warner was engaged to support him, and did so very ungenerously. There was a prejudice against Sullivan at the time, why I know not. Warner was the favourite, and as the curtain fell Warner was called for, Sullivan ignored. One night, the play was “Richelieu,” Warner of course the Nemours. At the conclusion Warner as usual was called for, but Sullivan stepped in front. The decrepitude of the Cardinal had been left off, and Sullivan stood, towering in rage, amidst hisses, hoots and shouts of “Warner,” “Off, off” etc., etc. Sullivan bided his time. When a lull came he stepped forward with, “What do you want? I did not come here to make a name; I brought it with me.” The tone of the audience changed towards him, and after a year or two Barry Sullivan ruled at the Royal, with a double company, composed of the best men and women in Australia. Warner subsequently went to America, and, I believe, died there. (To be continued.) Article: Joseph Michael Forde, ANNALS OF THE TURF AND OTHER PASTIMES. No. LIV, Sydney Sportsman, 25 May 1904, 3
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