Cremorne Theatre

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Venue Cremorne Theatre
Address 111 Murray Street
Perth WA 6000
Australia
First Date 25 June 1896
Website http://cinematreasures.org/theaters/49963
Notes The name changed to the Bijou Theatre for a few months in the summer of 1902 and 1903, and then the name changed back to the Cremorne Theatre. Name changed to Palace Gardens and Theatre in 1904. The name changed back to Cremorne Theatre in July 1910. Name changed to Cremorne Theatre and Palace Gard
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Latitude | Longitude -31.953985 | 115.861909
Radius 50 metres
Events

Brandon-Cremer Dramatic Company

Jones & Lawrence's Vaudeville Company

Mr Granville's Bijou Variety Company

The Australian Cinquevalli

The Cigotina Trio

The O'Keefe's

The Warsaw Brothers

Vero & Bryno

A Brandon-Cremer - Actor, Performer

Katie Arnold - Actor

Sydney Grundy - Playwright

Tracy Hamilton - Actor, Performer

Daisy Harcourt - Performer

Austin Hardy - Actor

Daisy Mayfield - Actor, Performer

Violet Mayfield - Actor, Performer

Fanny Wiseman - Actor, Performer

Minnie Anderson - Singer: Comic

H Batten - Actor

Arthur Binstead - Actor

Dion Boucicault - Playwright

J Bracy - Actor

Aggie Brady - Performer

John Campbell - Scenic Artist

Max Clinton - Actor

Sadie Cohen - Actor

John Coleman - Performer

A T Creswell - Actor

G W Cussen - Actor

Gertrude Dainton - Actor

Ivy Dale - Singer: Comic

Alfred Dampier - Playwright

Lottie De Lorne - Performer

Frank England - Actor

Fred England - Actor

Fanning - Performer

Hobden Farrar - Actor

Celia Ghiloni - Singer: Comic

William Schwenck Gilbert - Playwright

Edgar Granville - Producer

George Helson - Actor

Raymond Hope - Conductor

J Hughes - Actor

Arnold Jarvis - Performer

W Kingsmill - Actor, Director

Mid Lewis - Performer

Muriel Matters - Actor

Doris Milford - Actor

Vera Milford - Actor

Nottage Moseley - Actor

Ted Moseley - Actor

Henry Pettitt - Playwright

Nora Quigg - Actor

L Robson - Actor

Victor Scott - Actor

Alf Sherwin - Actor

George Robert Sims - Playwright

George Spicer - Actor

H St George - Actor

Chas Stacey - Actor

William Stewart - Ventriloquist

Harry Stonewall - Actor

Harriet Beecher Stowe - Author

Ellen Wood - Author

Henry Wood - Author

Edmund Yates - Author

Resources
Venue Identifier 19782
Dataset AusStage