Cremorne Gardens Entertainment

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Event Cremorne Gardens Entertainment
Venue Cremorne Gardens, Perth, WA
First Date 7 November 1898
Last Date 9 November 1898
Dates Estimated No
Status Unknown
World Premiere No
Description Last night's new programme included many excellent items, chief among which were the vocal contributions of Mrs Oldham, Miss Julie Cleveland, Messrs Loch, McQueen and Tom Stephen. Mrs Oldham declined encores for her lulaby ballad "Hush Thee, My Baby " and the song " Waiting". " The Sweetest Story Ever Told " and "At Eventide " were Miss Cleveland's contributions, both artistically rendered Mr McQueen's two songs, " Beware, When Bngnt Eyes Glance " and "The Village Blacksmith," were rendered in good voice. Tne selections by the orchestra were other features of tbe programe, tha Sylvia ballet air, Polish dance, the negro absurdity 'Lucinda's Serenade." the "Tandem Waltz," and Prof Lockhead s selection on popular airs being particularly well received. Tonight the same new programme will be repeated. Tomorrow nignt a humorous element will be introduced at Cremorne by the reappearance of Mr Bob Bell in a budget of new comic specialties.
Primary Genre Theatre - Spoken Word
Secondary Genre Comedy
Organisations
Contributors
Name Function Notes
Bob Bell Comedian
Julie Cleveland Singer
Mr Loch Singer
Mr McQueen Singer
Mrs Oldham Singer
Tom Stephen Singer
Resources
Production Nationality Australia
Event Status Completed
Data Source
Source Description
Newspaper The West Australian, 8 November 1898, 6
Event Identifier 142482