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Venue	Prince of Wales Opera House
Other Names	Opera House (February 1873) Her Majesty's Opera House (September 1884) Opera House (1887)
Address	249 Bourke Street Melbourne VIC 3000 Australia
First Date	24 August 1872
Last Date	1900
Notes	Built on the site of The Varieties - Theatre Comique. Opened 24 August 1872 behind the Prince of Wales Hotel. Architect George R Johnson. Closed 1899. Demolished 1900. A new theatre opened on the site on 18 May 1901, also know as the Opera House. Renamed Tivoli Theatre 1914. Demolished 1967.
Related Venues	Also known as Her Majesty's Opera House 1884-1893 Is on the site of Tivoli Theatre 1912-1967 Is on the site of Varieties Opera Comique
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Latitude \| Longitude	-37.813351 \| 144.966632
Events	Date Contributor Organisation
	Hassan / Franco Piper / Winston's Performing Seals (Matinee), 20 November 1909 Hassan / Franco Piper / Winston's Performing Seals (Evening), 20 November 1909 La-Danse-de-Rubans, 24 April 1909 Jack the Giant Killer, 5 February 1898 Carl Hertz, the Premier Prestidigitateur and illusionist in the World, 22 August 1896 Private Performance of The Cinematographe, 17 August 1896 Der Arme Jonathan, 4 June 1891 Evangeline, 27 April 1891 Two Wicked Maids, 14 March 1891 Paul Jones, 27 March 1890 Il Guarany, 17 November 1888 Dick, 6 August 1887 Princess Toto, 12 June 1886 Falka, 24 April 1886 Sinbad the Sailor or, the Genii of the Diamond Valley and the New Guinea of the Future, 24 December 1884 Exchange of Wives, 16 August 1884 Rip Van Winkle, 1 January 1884 The Naked Truth, 12 May 1883 The Sunny South, 31 March 1883 Manola, 26 December 1882 The King's Dragoons, 18 November 1882 Boccaccio, 2 September 1882 Madame Favart, 5 December 1881 La Fille du Tambour-major, 19 November 1881 Madame Favart, 29 October 1881 H.M.S. Pinafore, 2 July 1881 The Pirates of Penzance, 1881 La Fille du Tambour-major, 27 December 1880 The Royal Middy, 27 March 1880 Robinson Crusoe or, Friday and His Funny Family, 24 December 1879 Friends, 21 June 1879 Carmen, 14 May 1879 La Forza del Destino (The Force of Destiny), 10 June 1878 Lohengrin, 18 August 1877 Les Brigands, 7 July 1877 Madame l'Archiduc, 26 May 1877 La Petite Mariee, 6 December 1876 Les Pres St Gervais, 10 July 1876 La Jolie Parfumeuse, 17 November 1875 Castle Grim, 11 June 1875 Girofle-Girofla, 22 May 1875 La Perichole, 1 May 1875 Lieschen and Fritzchen, 12 March 1875 The Hundred Virgins, 27 February 1875 Le Petit Faust, 15 February 1875 Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 For £60,000, 28 November 1874 The Waterman, 27 November 1874 Eldorado, 24 October 1874 L'Oeil Creve, 21 October 1874 La Fille de Madame Angot, 24 September 1874 Il Barraio di Preston, 4 September 1874 Chilperic, 25 July 1874 La Princess de Trebizonde, 22 June 1874 I Lombardi, 25 May 1874 La Juive, 15 April 1874 A Fit of the Blues, 28 February 1874 Nemesis, or Not Wisely But Too Well, 2 February 1874 Australia Felix or, Harlequin Jackass and the Magic Bat, 26 December 1873 Genevieve de Brabant, 11 September 1873 Bonsoir Voisin, 16 June 1873 Mosè in Egitto, 6 May 1873 L'Ebreo, 13 March 1873 Foul Play or, The Wreck of the Proserpine, 18 November 1872 London Assurance / A Terrible Tinker, 24 August 1872 The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 30 December 1865 The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 26 December 1865
	George Musgrove [sole entrepreneur] Madame Favart, 5 December 1881 La Fille du Tambour-major, 19 November 1881 Madame Favart, 29 October 1881 La Fille du Tambour-major, 27 December 1880 George Musgrove's London Opera Comique Company Madame Favart, 5 December 1881 La Fille du Tambour-major, 19 November 1881 Madame Favart, 29 October 1881 La Fille du Tambour-major, 27 December 1880 Harry Rickards' New Tivoli Minstrel & Specialty Company Jack the Giant Killer, 5 February 1898 Carl Hertz, the Premier Prestidigitateur and illusionist in the World, 22 August 1896 Private Performance of The Cinematographe, 17 August 1896 Harry Rickards New Tivoli Vaudeville Company Hassan / Franco Piper / Winston's Performing Seals (Matinee), 20 November 1909 Hassan / Franco Piper / Winston's Performing Seals (Evening), 20 November 1909 Lyster Opera Company La Fille de Madame Angot, 24 September 1874 Australia Felix or, Harlequin Jackass and the Magic Bat, 26 December 1873 Dale and O'Malley La-Danse-de-Rubans, 24 April 1909 Lyster and Garner's London Comedy Company Friends, 21 June 1879 Messrs Rignold and Allison Sinbad the Sailor or, the Genii of the Diamond Valley and the New Guinea of the Future, 24 December 1884 Stewart & Lorraine La-Danse-de-Rubans, 24 April 1909 The Laurels La-Danse-de-Rubans, 24 April 1909 The Three Mascottes La-Danse-de-Rubans, 24 April 1909 The Wheelers La-Danse-de-Rubans, 24 April 1909 The Willis Sisters La-Danse-de-Rubans, 24 April 1909
	Jacques Offenbach - Composer Madame Favart, 5 December 1881 La Fille du Tambour-major, 19 November 1881 Madame Favart, 29 October 1881 La Fille du Tambour-major, 27 December 1880 Les Brigands, 7 July 1877 Madame l'Archiduc, 26 May 1877 La Jolie Parfumeuse, 17 November 1875 La Perichole, 1 May 1875 Lieschen and Fritzchen, 12 March 1875 La Princess de Trebizonde, 22 June 1874 Genevieve de Brabant, 11 September 1873 Alexander Habbe - Devisor, Scenic Artist, Set Designer Sinbad the Sailor or, the Genii of the Diamond Valley and the New Guinea of the Future, 24 December 1884 The Naked Truth, 12 May 1883 The Sunny South, 31 March 1883 La Fille du Tambour-major, 19 November 1881 La Fille du Tambour-major, 27 December 1880 Robinson Crusoe or, Friday and His Funny Family, 24 December 1879 Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Australia Felix or, Harlequin Jackass and the Magic Bat, 26 December 1873 Henry Brougham Farnie - Adaptor, Librettist, Playwright Paul Jones, 27 March 1890 Falka, 24 April 1886 Manola, 26 December 1882 Eldorado, 24 October 1874 L'Oeil Creve, 21 October 1874 Nemesis, or Not Wisely But Too Well, 2 February 1874 Charles Lecocq - Composer Manola, 26 December 1882 La Petite Mariee, 6 December 1876 Les Pres St Gervais, 10 July 1876 Girofle-Girofla, 22 May 1875 The Hundred Virgins, 27 February 1875 La Fille de Madame Angot, 24 September 1874 Thomas Zeplin - Conductor, Music Adaptor, Musical Arranger Sinbad the Sailor or, the Genii of the Diamond Valley and the New Guinea of the Future, 24 December 1884 The Naked Truth, 12 May 1883 Robinson Crusoe or, Friday and His Funny Family, 24 December 1879 Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Australia Felix or, Harlequin Jackass and the Magic Bat, 26 December 1873 Harry Daniels - Actor The Sunny South, 31 March 1883 Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Australia Felix or, Harlequin Jackass and the Magic Bat, 26 December 1873 Foul Play or, The Wreck of the Proserpine, 18 November 1872 Albert Leopold - Actor, Clown, Dancer Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Australia Felix or, Harlequin Jackass and the Magic Bat, 26 December 1873 The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 30 December 1865 The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 26 December 1865 George Leopold - Actor, Choreographer, Performer Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Australia Felix or, Harlequin Jackass and the Magic Bat, 26 December 1873 The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 30 December 1865 The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 26 December 1865 Harry Rickards - Entrepreneur, Producer Hassan / Franco Piper / Winston's Performing Seals (Matinee), 20 November 1909 Hassan / Franco Piper / Winston's Performing Seals (Evening), 20 November 1909 La-Danse-de-Rubans, 24 April 1909 Jack the Giant Killer, 5 February 1898 Henri Chivot - Librettist Madame Favart, 5 December 1881 Madame Favart, 29 October 1881 The Hundred Virgins, 27 February 1875 Alfred Duru - Librettist Madame Favart, 5 December 1881 Madame Favart, 29 October 1881 The Hundred Virgins, 27 February 1875 William Schwenck Gilbert - Book and Lyrics Librettist, Librettist Princess Toto, 12 June 1886 H.M.S. Pinafore, 2 July 1881 The Pirates of Penzance, 1881 Ludovic Halévy - Librettist Les Brigands, 7 July 1877 Madame l'Archiduc, 26 May 1877 La Perichole, 1 May 1875 W J Holloway - Actor The Naked Truth, 12 May 1883 The Sunny South, 31 March 1883 Foul Play or, The Wreck of the Proserpine, 18 November 1872 Henry Leopold - Choreographer, Performer Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 30 December 1865 The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 26 December 1865 Henri Meilhac - Librettist Rip Van Winkle, 1 January 1884 Les Brigands, 7 July 1877 La Perichole, 1 May 1875 Louis Auguste Florimund Ronger - Composer Le Petit Faust, 15 February 1875 L'Oeil Creve, 21 October 1874 Chilperic, 25 July 1874 William Andrews - Actor The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 30 December 1865 The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 26 December 1865 Fred Appleton - Actor The Naked Truth, 12 May 1883 The Sunny South, 31 March 1883 C W Barry - Stage Manager The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 30 December 1865 The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 26 December 1865 Henry Bracy - Actor, Director Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 For £60,000, 28 November 1874 Albert Brennir - Actor La Fille du Tambour-major, 19 November 1881 La Fille du Tambour-major, 27 December 1880 Bumble - Actor The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 30 December 1865 The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 26 December 1865 George Carey - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Foul Play or, The Wreck of the Proserpine, 18 November 1872 Louis Clairville - Librettist The Hundred Virgins, 27 February 1875 La Fille de Madame Angot, 24 September 1874 Alfred Clint - Scenic Artist La-Danse-de-Rubans, 24 April 1909 Jack the Giant Killer, 5 February 1898 Hector Cremieux - Librettist La Jolie Parfumeuse, 17 November 1875 Le Petit Faust, 15 February 1875 George Darrell - Actor, Director, Playwright The Naked Truth, 12 May 1883 The Sunny South, 31 March 1883 Olly Deering - Actor The Naked Truth, 12 May 1883 The Sunny South, 31 March 1883 Alice Deorwyn - Actor The Naked Truth, 12 May 1883 The Sunny South, 31 March 1883 Constance Deorwyn - Actor The Naked Truth, 12 May 1883 The Sunny South, 31 March 1883 Emilia Don - Actor and Singer The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 30 December 1865 The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 26 December 1865 H A Douglass - Actor The Naked Truth, 12 May 1883 The Sunny South, 31 March 1883 A T Dunning - Lessee The Naked Truth, 12 May 1883 The Sunny South, 31 March 1883 F Ede - Actor The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 30 December 1865 The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 26 December 1865 Fraulein Fannie - Dancer The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 30 December 1865 The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 26 December 1865 W Gardiner - Properties Master Sinbad the Sailor or, the Genii of the Diamond Valley and the New Guinea of the Future, 24 December 1884 The Naked Truth, 12 May 1883 Arthur Garner - Actor, Entrepreneur Robinson Crusoe or, Friday and His Funny Family, 24 December 1879 Friends, 21 June 1879 Richard Genee - Composer, Librettist Boccaccio, 2 September 1882 The Royal Middy, 27 March 1880 Mary Gladstane - Actor Foul Play or, The Wreck of the Proserpine, 18 November 1872 London Assurance / A Terrible Tinker, 24 August 1872 George Gordon - Scenic Artist Robinson Crusoe or, Friday and His Funny Family, 24 December 1879 Friends, 21 June 1879 H Gordon - Actor and Singer The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 30 December 1865 The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 26 December 1865 Jessie Grey - Actor La Fille du Tambour-major, 19 November 1881 La Fille du Tambour-major, 27 December 1880 Henry Richard Harwood - Actor, Adminstrator: Business Manager La Fille du Tambour-major, 19 November 1881 La Fille du Tambour-major, 27 December 1880 Hasker - Actor The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 30 December 1865 The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 26 December 1865 Carl Hertz - Illusionist, Presenter Carl Hertz, the Premier Prestidigitateur and illusionist in the World, 22 August 1896 Private Performance of The Cinematographe, 17 August 1896 Charles Holloway - Actor The Naked Truth, 12 May 1883 The Sunny South, 31 March 1883 Minnie Hope - Actor La Fille du Tambour-major, 19 November 1881 La Fille du Tambour-major, 27 December 1880 C Horne - Composer The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 30 December 1865 The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 26 December 1865 Essie Jenyns - Actor The Naked Truth, 12 May 1883 The Sunny South, 31 March 1883 H R Jewett - Actor The Naked Truth, 12 May 1883 The Sunny South, 31 March 1883 J J Kennedy - Actor The Naked Truth, 12 May 1883 The Sunny South, 31 March 1883 Jas E Kitts - Actor, Administrator Friends, 21 June 1879 Australia Felix or, Harlequin Jackass and the Magic Bat, 26 December 1873 Pattie Laverne - Actor La Fille du Tambour-major, 19 November 1881 La Fille du Tambour-major, 27 December 1880 Blanche Leopold - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Australia Felix or, Harlequin Jackass and the Magic Bat, 26 December 1873 Infant Leopold - Actor The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 30 December 1865 The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 26 December 1865 Tom Leopold - Performer The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 30 December 1865 The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 26 December 1865 Harry Leston - Actor The Naked Truth, 12 May 1883 The Sunny South, 31 March 1883 Eugene Leterrier - Librettist La Petite Mariee, 6 December 1876 Girofle-Girofla, 22 May 1875 John Little - Scenic Artist The Naked Truth, 12 May 1883 The Sunny South, 31 March 1883 W S Lyster - Director, Entrepreneur Robinson Crusoe or, Friday and His Funny Family, 24 December 1879 Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 McLean - Actor The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 30 December 1865 The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 26 December 1865 Fred Mervin - Actor La Fille du Tambour-major, 19 November 1881 La Fille du Tambour-major, 27 December 1880 James Milne - Actor Foul Play or, The Wreck of the Proserpine, 18 November 1872 London Assurance / A Terrible Tinker, 24 August 1872 Miran - Actor The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 30 December 1865 The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 26 December 1865 George Musgrove - Entrepreneur La Fille du Tambour-major, 19 November 1881 La Fille du Tambour-major, 27 December 1880 Neil O'Brien - Actor The Naked Truth, 12 May 1883 The Sunny South, 31 March 1883 Robert Planquette - Composer Paul Jones, 27 March 1890 Rip Van Winkle, 1 January 1884 Charles Poole - Director The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 30 December 1865 The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 26 December 1865 Robert Reece - Librettist Les Pres St Gervais, 10 July 1876 Castle Grim, 11 June 1875 R J Roberts - Actor Robinson Crusoe or, Friday and His Funny Family, 24 December 1879 Friends, 21 June 1879 Alfred Rolfe - Actor The Naked Truth, 12 May 1883 The Sunny South, 31 March 1883 Sagenninguus - Actor The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 30 December 1865 The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 26 December 1865 Sidney - Actor The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 30 December 1865 The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 26 December 1865 Arthur Seymour Sullivan - Composer H.M.S. Pinafore, 2 July 1881 The Pirates of Penzance, 1881 Tomlinson - Actor The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 30 December 1865 The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 26 December 1865 P Touzel - Mechanist Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Australia Felix or, Harlequin Jackass and the Magic Bat, 26 December 1873 J H Tully - Composer, Musical Arranger The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 30 December 1865 The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 26 December 1865 Albert Vanloo - Librettist La Petite Mariee, 6 December 1876 Girofle-Girofla, 22 May 1875 Giuseppe Verdi - Composer La Forza del Destino (The Force of Destiny), 10 June 1878 I Lombardi, 25 May 1874 Garnet Walch - Playwright Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Australia Felix or, Harlequin Jackass and the Magic Bat, 26 December 1873 S Milano Waud - Lighting Designer Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Australia Felix or, Harlequin Jackass and the Magic Bat, 26 December 1873 Welsh - Actor The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 30 December 1865 The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 26 December 1865 W J Wilson - Scenic Artist The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 30 December 1865 The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 26 December 1865 Jeanie Winston - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Australia Felix or, Harlequin Jackass and the Magic Bat, 26 December 1873 Wolfe - Actor The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 30 December 1865 The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, 26 December 1865 Alice Wooldridge - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Australia Felix or, Harlequin Jackass and the Magic Bat, 26 December 1873 Athos - Skater La-Danse-de-Rubans, 24 April 1909 Little Charlotta - Comedian La-Danse-de-Rubans, 24 April 1909 A U Alcock - Lighting Designer Jack the Giant Killer, 5 February 1898 George Allen - Composer Castle Grim, 11 June 1875 James Allison - Entrepreneur Sinbad the Sailor or, the Genii of the Diamond Valley and the New Guinea of the Future, 24 December 1884 Emily Angus - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Myra Angus - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Kate Arden - Actor The Sunny South, 31 March 1883 Barnwell - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Mary Ann Barry - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Emma Bateson - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Julius Bauer - Librettist Der Arme Jonathan, 4 June 1891 L M Bayless - Actor-Manager Foul Play or, The Wreck of the Proserpine, 18 November 1872 Beaumont - Actor H.M.S. Pinafore, 2 July 1881 Beddison - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 A H Bell - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Arthur Bell - Actor Australia Felix or, Harlequin Jackass and the Magic Bat, 26 December 1873 James Bell - Stage Manager La-Danse-de-Rubans, 24 April 1909 T S Bellair - Actor London Assurance / A Terrible Tinker, 24 August 1872 Helen Benbow - Playwright For £60,000, 28 November 1874 Bennee - Actor London Assurance / A Terrible Tinker, 24 August 1872 George Bentley - Actor Hassan / Franco Piper / Winston's Performing Seals (Evening), 20 November 1909 Carrie Bilton - Actor The Sunny South, 31 March 1883 Georges Bizet - Composer Carmen, 14 May 1879 Mary Bloomfield - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Ernest Blum - Librettist La Jolie Parfumeuse, 17 November 1875 Paul Boisselot - Librettist Lieschen and Fritzchen, 12 March 1875 Dion Boucicault - Playwright London Assurance / A Terrible Tinker, 24 August 1872 Jane Brodie - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Brown - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Pietro Canna - Musical Director Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 James Carden - Actor London Assurance / A Terrible Tinker, 24 August 1872 Jances Carden - Actor Foul Play or, The Wreck of the Proserpine, 18 November 1872 Carey - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Eleanor Carey - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 W Carle - Actor Robinson Crusoe or, Friday and His Funny Family, 24 December 1879 Jack Carroll - Scenic Artist Jack the Giant Killer, 5 February 1898 Carson - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Frank Cates - Actor Friends, 21 June 1879 Francis Chassaigne - Composer Falka, 24 April 1886 Hetty Clark - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Marcus Clarke - Adaptor Foul Play or, The Wreck of the Proserpine, 18 November 1872 Frederic Clay - Composer Princess Toto, 12 June 1886 Claudine Coenn - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Teresa Collins - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Nellie Colson - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Copeland - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Charles Coutts Duvalli - Actor Robinson Crusoe or, Friday and His Funny Family, 24 December 1879 Mary Crawford - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 John Crook - Composer The King's Dragoons, 18 November 1882 Cissie Curlette - Singer La-Danse-de-Rubans, 24 April 1909 Rupert Cuthbert - Actor Hassan / Franco Piper / Winston's Performing Seals (Evening), 20 November 1909 Mae Dahlberg - Actor Hassan / Franco Piper / Winston's Performing Seals (Evening), 20 November 1909 Daniels - Actor For £60,000, 28 November 1874 F Darbyshire - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Tom Dawson - Actor Hassan / Franco Piper / Winston's Performing Seals (Evening), 20 November 1909 de Beaupuis - Composer, Librettist Two Wicked Maids, 14 March 1891 F De Belleville - Actor Friends, 21 June 1879 Kate Douglas - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 T F Doyle - Scriptwriter Jack the Giant Killer, 5 February 1898 Elliot - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Walter Emerson - Actor Hassan / Franco Piper / Winston's Performing Seals (Evening), 20 November 1909 Harry Emmett - Scriptwriter Sinbad the Sailor or, the Genii of the Diamond Valley and the New Guinea of the Future, 24 December 1884 Frauline Fannie - Actor, Choreographer Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Charles Fanning - Comedian La-Danse-de-Rubans, 24 April 1909 Farley - Actor For £60,000, 28 November 1874 Arthur Farley - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Edward Farley - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Edmund Finn - Adaptor Jack the Giant Killer, 5 February 1898 John Foley - Actor The Sunny South, 31 March 1883 Ford - Costume Maker Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Dolly Ford - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 John Ford - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Sarah Ford - Actor Australia Felix or, Harlequin Jackass and the Magic Bat, 26 December 1873 Kate Forde - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 J H Fox - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 George - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Ronald George - Actor Hassan / Franco Piper / Winston's Performing Seals (Evening), 20 November 1909 Gilder - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Philippe Gille - Librettist Rip Van Winkle, 1 January 1884 Gladstone - Actor London Assurance / A Terrible Tinker, 24 August 1872 E Gladstone - Actor Foul Play or, The Wreck of the Proserpine, 18 November 1872 Storey Gofton - Director Jack the Giant Killer, 5 February 1898 Antonio Carlos Gomes - Composer, Librettist Il Guarany, 17 November 1888 John Cheever Goodwin - Librettist Evangeline, 27 April 1891 Gordon - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Green - Actor London Assurance / A Terrible Tinker, 24 August 1872 Dolly Green - Actor Foul Play or, The Wreck of the Proserpine, 18 November 1872 Frank W Green - Scriptwriter Robinson Crusoe or, Friday and His Funny Family, 24 December 1879 Jane Greenham - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Athmore Grey - Dancer Hassan / Franco Piper / Winston's Performing Seals (Evening), 20 November 1909 Fromental Halevy - Composer La Juive, 15 April 1874 Fred Hall - Musical Director La-Danse-de-Rubans, 24 April 1909 Gwennie Hasto - Comedian Hassan / Franco Piper / Winston's Performing Seals (Evening), 20 November 1909 Nellie Haviland - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Heawood - Prompt Australia Felix or, Harlequin Jackass and the Magic Bat, 26 December 1873 Ida Herberte - Actor The Naked Truth, 12 May 1883 K Herberte - Actor The Sunny South, 31 March 1883 John Hill - Composer, Musical Arranger Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 M Hill - Actor The Sunny South, 31 March 1883 J Hodson - Producer Sinbad the Sailor or, the Genii of the Diamond Valley and the New Guinea of the Future, 24 December 1884 James Hogan - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Edmund Holloway - Actor For £60,000, 28 November 1874 Patty Holt - Actor London Assurance / A Terrible Tinker, 24 August 1872 S Hopkins - Lighting Designer Jack the Giant Killer, 5 February 1898 Charles Edward Horsley - Composer For £60,000, 28 November 1874 Lydia Howarde - Actor Australia Felix or, Harlequin Jackass and the Magic Bat, 26 December 1873 Howitz - Properties Master Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 G W Hunter - Comedian La-Danse-de-Rubans, 24 April 1909 Edward Jakobowski - Composer Dick, 6 August 1887 James - Actor The Sunny South, 31 March 1883 Johnson - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Chas Johnson - Performer Hassan / Franco Piper / Winston's Performing Seals (Evening), 20 November 1909 Jones - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 J Wilton Jones - Librettist The King's Dragoons, 18 November 1882 J Josephs - Scenic Artist Friends, 21 June 1879 Kelly - Properties Master The Sunny South, 31 March 1883 Kelly - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 King - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Maggie Knight - Actor Robinson Crusoe or, Friday and His Funny Family, 24 December 1879 Victor Koning - Librettist La Fille de Madame Angot, 24 September 1874 Ina Laragy - Actor Hassan / Franco Piper / Winston's Performing Seals (Evening), 20 November 1909 Charles Lascelles - Actor Australia Felix or, Harlequin Jackass and the Magic Bat, 26 December 1873 Henry Lemmon - Actor Friends, 21 June 1879 Lance Lenton - Actor The Sunny South, 31 March 1883 Leonard - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Fannie Leopold - Choreographer, Dancer Australia Felix or, Harlequin Jackass and the Magic Bat, 26 December 1873 H Leopold - Actor For £60,000, 28 November 1874 Harry Leopold - Dance Director Australia Felix or, Harlequin Jackass and the Magic Bat, 26 December 1873 Charles Leslie - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Leveret - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 William Little - Scenic Artist Sinbad the Sailor or, the Genii of the Diamond Valley and the New Guinea of the Future, 24 December 1884 Mann - Lighting Designer Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Frederick Marshall - Actor Friends, 21 June 1879 Martin - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Alf Martin - Scriptwriter Robinson Crusoe or, Friday and His Funny Family, 24 December 1879 Charles "Post" Mason - Singer: Baritone Hassan / Franco Piper / Winston's Performing Seals (Evening), 20 November 1909 Adelina May - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Annie Mayor - Actor The Naked Truth, 12 May 1883 J F McArdle - Scriptwriter Robinson Crusoe or, Friday and His Funny Family, 24 December 1879 McGowan - Actor Foul Play or, The Wreck of the Proserpine, 18 November 1872 McGowan - Actor London Assurance / A Terrible Tinker, 24 August 1872 Lachlan McGowan - Actor, Stage Manager Foul Play or, The Wreck of the Proserpine, 18 November 1872 Albert Millaud - Librettist Madame l'Archiduc, 26 May 1877 Carl Millocker - Composer Der Arme Jonathan, 4 June 1891 Emilia Pasta Moore - Choreographer Jack the Giant Killer, 5 February 1898 Maggie Moore - Actor H.M.S. Pinafore, 2 July 1881 Alfred Murray - Librettist Dick, 6 August 1887 Charles Nuitter - Librettist La Princess de Trebizonde, 22 June 1874 Stuart O'Brien - Actor Foul Play or, The Wreck of the Proserpine, 18 November 1872 Palmer - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Edwin Palmer - Actor The Sunny South, 31 March 1883 Nellie Parker - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Harold Parkes - Mime Hassan / Franco Piper / Winston's Performing Seals (Evening), 20 November 1909 J A Patterson - Actor The Sunny South, 31 March 1883 Pearson - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Francesco Maria Piave - Librettist La Forza del Destino (The Force of Destiny), 10 June 1878 Franco Piper - Circus Style Performer Hassan / Franco Piper / Winston's Performing Seals (Evening), 20 November 1909 Sam Poole - Actor London Assurance / A Terrible Tinker, 24 August 1872 J A Power - Actor The Naked Truth, 12 May 1883 Alice Rees - Actor H.M.S. Pinafore, 2 July 1881 Thomas Reid - Mechanist Jack the Giant Killer, 5 February 1898 Carl Reidle - Musical Arranger Jack the Giant Killer, 5 February 1898 Luigi Ricci - Composer Il Barraio di Preston, 4 September 1874 Edward Rice - Composer Evangeline, 27 April 1891 Richardson - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Katie Rickards - Costume Co-ordinator Jack the Giant Killer, 5 February 1898 George Rignold - Entrepreneur, Producer Sinbad the Sailor or, the Genii of the Diamond Valley and the New Guinea of the Future, 24 December 1884 Andy Roberts - Musician: Percussionist La-Danse-de-Rubans, 24 April 1909 Victor Robillard - Composer A Fit of the Blues, 28 February 1874 Robins - Mechanist Sinbad the Sailor or, the Genii of the Diamond Valley and the New Guinea of the Future, 24 December 1884 Rosa Rollins - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Gioacchino Rossini - Composer Mosè in Egitto, 6 May 1873 Maisie Rowlands - Performer La-Danse-de-Rubans, 24 April 1909 Bessie Royal - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Alma Santon - Actor Robinson Crusoe or, Friday and His Funny Family, 24 December 1879 Dora Santon - Actor Friends, 21 June 1879 Victorien Sardou - Playwright Friends, 21 June 1879 Augustin Eugene Scribe - Librettist La Juive, 15 April 1874 Seabridge - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Edwin Shepherd - Actor Friends, 21 June 1879 Harry Shine - Actor Hassan / Franco Piper / Winston's Performing Seals (Evening), 20 November 1909 Olive Sinclair - Singer La-Danse-de-Rubans, 24 April 1909 Pierre-Paul-Désiré Siraudin - Librettist La Fille de Madame Angot, 24 September 1874 Smith - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Mabel Smith - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Temistocle Solera - Librettist I Lombardi, 25 May 1874 Solomon - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Blanche Stammers - Actor Friends, 21 June 1879 Marion Stammers - Actor Friends, 21 June 1879 Harold Stephen - Playwright Exchange of Wives, 16 August 1884 Charles Sylvester - Lighting Designer Sinbad the Sailor or, the Genii of the Diamond Valley and the New Guinea of the Future, 24 December 1884 Annie Taylor - Actor Friends, 21 June 1879 Bert Terrell - Comedian Hassan / Franco Piper / Winston's Performing Seals (Evening), 20 November 1909 R Tolano - Producer Sinbad the Sailor or, the Genii of the Diamond Valley and the New Guinea of the Future, 24 December 1884 Andrea Leone Tottola - Librettist Mosè in Egitto, 6 May 1873 G Verd - Actor H.M.S. Pinafore, 2 July 1881 Henry Vincent - Singer La-Danse-de-Rubans, 24 April 1909 Franz von Suppe - Composer Boccaccio, 2 September 1882 Richard Wagner - Composer, Librettist Lohengrin, 18 August 1877 C Ward - Mask Maker, Properties Master Australia Felix or, Harlequin Jackass and the Magic Bat, 26 December 1873 Charles Ward - Properties Master Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Lizzie Ward - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 George Warde - Actor, Stage Manager Friends, 21 June 1879 Bessie Warren - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Les Warton - Impersonator La-Danse-de-Rubans, 24 April 1909 Little Baby Watson - Actor Hassan / Franco Piper / Winston's Performing Seals (Evening), 20 November 1909 Kate Whaley - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Emma Whitworth - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Mary Widgery - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Stephen Wigg - Mechanist Jack the Giant Killer, 5 February 1898 James Cassius Williamson - Actor H.M.S. Pinafore, 2 July 1881 C Wilson - Actor The Sunny South, 31 March 1883 Winston - Actor For £60,000, 28 November 1874 Wisdom - Actor The Sunny South, 31 March 1883 Nellie Witten - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Hugo Wittmann - Librettist Der Arme Jonathan, 4 June 1891 Mary Ann Woods - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Susan Wooldridge - Actor For £60,000, 28 November 1874 Lavinia Wray - Actor Adamanta, the Proud Princess of Profusia, and her Six Unlucky Suitors, 24 December 1874 Frank Yorke - Musician: Percussionist La-Danse-de-Rubans, 24 April 1909
Resources	Article: Mimi Colligan, Lewis, George Benjamin William (1818–1906), Australian Dictionary of Biography Online, 2005 Article: Ralph Marsden, Melbourne stage-by-stage - The Tivoli Theatre, On Stage, 13, 3, 2012, 4-7 Article: Ralph Marsden, Melbourne stage-by-stage - The Tivoli Theatre, On Stage, 13, 4, December 2012, 26-33 Article: Ross Thorne, Melbourne’s Lost Theatres, Parts One & Two, Theatre Australia, 2, 10, 12, May 1978, 16-18, 11-13 Ross Thorne, Tivoli Theatre Melbourne, Companion To Theatre In Australia, 1995, 604-605 Theatre in Bourke Street, opened as Prince of Wales Theatre 24 August 1872. Architect: George Johnson. Became known as Prince of Wales Opera House. Renamed Her Majesty's Opera House September 1884. Renamed Alhambra Theatre 1893. Lost licence 1899. Rebuilt as Opera House, opened 18 May 1901, seating 1539. Architect: William Pitt jnr. Renamed Tivoli Theatre 1912. Auditorium rebuilt 1956. Architect: Dudley Ward. Closed 2 April 1966. Interior destroyed by fire April 1967. Theatre sold as redevelopment site in 1969. The laissez-faire attitude to safety in theatre design adopted by entrepreneurs and licensing authorities alike in the late 19th century was strikingly exemplified in the Prince of Wales Theatre in Melbourne. It stood on a site that was initially occupied by the Australia Hall, built above a stable in 1866. By the end of the year it was referred to as the Varieties. Singers, instrumentalists and comedians performed on a rough platform at one end of an 'unprepossessing chamber' furnished with tables and chairs and served by two bars in the style of an English music hall. The hall, renamed the Opera Comique in 1869, was destroyed in a fire on 5 July 1870. On 27 December 1871 the architect George Johnson submitted plans for a theatre on the site to the Victorian Board of Health, the licensing authority. Johnson estimated a capacity of 3000 persons. Each would have had little more than a quarter of a square metre, and the board's inspector believed that 2200 would be more appropriate. In building the Prince of Wales Theatre, it seems, the old rubble stone outer walls of previous buildings on the site were reused to a height of three metres, then brick was added to the height of gallery, which was protected from elements by a timber wall to the roof. The architect chose wooden posts to support the three balconies above the pit and stalls, although cast-iron posts were readily available. Patrons of the top gallery had to negotiate gangway exits that were 560 mm wide with only 1.4 metres' headroom. The entrance to the theatre, reached through the ground floor of the hotel, stood 7.6 metres from the rear of the hotel and it was suspected that contaminated air from the hotel's stable and kitchen yards entered the ventilation intake. Another official observation was that a fire in the hotel would cut off most egress from the theatre. The new theatre opened on 24 August 1872 with Dion Boucicault's comedy London Assurance, starring Mary Gladstane, whose husband, L. M. Bayless, was lessee of the theatre. W. S. Lyster took over the theatre for his opera companies in March 1873 and it became known as the Prince of Wales Opera House. After Lyster's death in 1880, the theatre housed productions by his nephew George Musgrove. It was lit by electricity in 1882. From September 1884, the theatre was under new management as Her Majesty's Opera House, and from 1886 it was the Melbourne base of the Brough-Boucicault Comedy Company. About that time, only 14 years after the opening, inspectors referred to the theatre as 'this dilapidated makeshift sort of building', though illustrations show a handsome interior and descriptions praise its white-and-gold decoration. By 1893 the theatre had become a vaudeville house. Despite some slight modifications it limped well behind the ever-rising standards of safety and construction of theatres. The Board of Health's files indicate the social irresponsibility of theatre owners and entrepreneurs and of officials who continued to license the theatre in disregard of inspectors' advice that it breached the board's recommendation. It was finally refused a licence in 1899. Harry Rickards, lessee since 1895, oversaw the building of a new theatre designed by William Pitt Jnr. A newspaper article described it as French Renaissance but it more closely approached an 'Alhambra style' that was popular for variety theatres at the time. The new Opera House had three levels, including the stalls, and seated only 1539 persons. Although English engineering developments over the previous decade had eliminated most of the need for balcony-supporting posts, Pitt supported the dress circle and the gallery with 14 posts in the stalls. These remained until Dudley Ward redesigned the auditorium in 1956. The stage was commodious, measuring 18.3 by 19.5 metres and it had a fly tower. Rickard's successor, Hugh D. McIntosh changed the name to Tivoli Theatre in 1912 and this remained until the theatre closed in 1966. Article: Ross Thorne, Tivoli Theatre Melbourne, Companion To Theatre In Australia, 1995, 604-605 Article: Sporting and Theatrical Notes, The Argus, 21 June 1872, 3 Article: The New Theatre, The Age, 24 August 1872, 5 Book: Harold Love, The Golden Age of Australian Opera, Currency Press Pty Ltd, Woollahra, NSW, 1981 Photograph: Photograph of advertisement for Prince of Wales Opera House opening programme,1872, Arts Centre Melbourne, Australian Performing Arts Collection, 1872 Photograph: Photograph of illustration of Prince of Wales Opera House interior, 1872, Arts Centre Melbourne, Australian Performing Arts Collection, 1872 Photograph: Photograph, aerial view of Prince of Wales Opera House, Bourke St, Melbourne, Arts Centre Melbourne, Australian Performing Arts Collection Photograph: Photograph, Prince of Wales Opera House, Melbourne, Arts Centre Melbourne, Australian Performing Arts Collection Poster: The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, National Library of Australia, 26 December 1865 Poster: The House that Jack Built or, Will-o'-the-Wisp / Old Mother Hubbard's Cottage, National Library of Australia, 30 December 1865
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