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1 SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY Incl. Interviews, Autobiographies, Biographies, Books, Journal and Newspaper Articles, Correspondence, Documentaries, Archives Adams, H. Arthur. "Australian Drama, The." Lone Hand 1 Dec. (1908), "Australian Drama - and Claude McKay, The." Theatre Magazine June (1911), Newspaper Cuttings: Verses, Articles, Biographical Notes, Criticisms etc Archive Collection. Mitchell Library, State Library of NSW. "Alfred Hill." Prod. Peter Morton. ABC FM Radio, Sydney. 14 Feb Anderson, Hugh. Colonial Minstrel, The. Melbourne: F. W. Cheshire, Andrews, John. "Melbourne Theatre : Revision and Response." MA Thesis. Monash University, Asche, Oscar. Oscar Asche: His Life by Himself. London: Hurst and Blackett, "Athos." Old Programmes." (column series) Morning Bulletin (Rockhampton) [a weekly "Theatrical Records" column devoted to historical insights and memoir relating to Rockhampton. The link takes you to a Trove serach results page] "Audiences Were Tough When Harry Clay Ran Vaudeville." News 23 Sept. (1951), n. pag. [see Harry Clay entry] "Australian-made Pictures: The J. C. Williamson Operations." Theatre Magazine Dec. (1915), "Australian Pantomime: The Bunyip." Prev. of The Buyip by Ella Airlie and Nat Phillips et al. Grand Opera House, Sydney. Theatre Oct. (1916): 19. "Australian Popular Theatre." (Research Community subset) AustLit: The Australain Popular Theatre Resource. [Sighted 5/02/2014] "Australian Popular Theatre." UQ espace. The University of Queensland. manuscripts, theses, miscellanea] [Digital repository, includes images, "Australian Principal Boy- Amy Rochelle in Cinderella." Table Talk 23 Dec. (1920), 26. Bain, Annette. "Brighter Days?: Challenges to Live Theatre in the Thirties." In Twentieth Century Sydney: Studies in Urban And Social History. Ed. J. Roe. Sydney: Hale and Iremonger, 1980, Bard, Katrina J. "The History of Vaudeville in Australia from 1900 to 1930." BA Letters Diss. U of New England Bertrand, Ina. "Celebrating Kate Howarde." Senses of Cinema 22 (2002), n. pag. --- "Howarde, Catherine Clarissa (Kate)." Australian Dictionary of Biography Supp. Vol. 2005, Blainey, A. Farthing Poet: A Biography of Richard Hengist Horne , The. London: Longmans, Brasch, R. Australian Jews of Today: And the Part They Have Played. Sydney: Cassell, [re: Roy Roy] Brewer, Francis Campbell. Drama and Music of New South Wales, The. Sydney: Charles Potter (Government Printer), Brewster-Jones. H. "South Australian Pioneers and Problems: South Australia's Musical History." Australian Musical News and Digest , 1, 28. Bridges, Nancye. Curtain Call: As Told by Nancye Bridges to Frank Crook. North Ryde, N.S.W.: Cassell Australia, Brisbane, Katherine, ed. Entertaining Australia. Sydney: Currency, 1991.

2 Brodsky, Leon. Sydney Looks Back. Sydney: Angus and Robertson, Sydney Takes the Stage. Sydney: Old Sydney Free Press, Brown, Nicholas, ed. One Hand on the Manuscript: Music in Australian Cultural History. Canberra: Humanities Research Centre, ANU, Burke, David. "Onkus Rolled 'em in the Aisles." Sun Herald 23 Oct. (1960), 57. [re: death of George Wallace] Callaway, A. "Alfred Hill ( ): Leipzig Backgrounds and Models, and this Significane for His Later Instrumental Music." In One Hand on the Manuscript. Ed. Nicholas Brown. (1995). Calloway, Frank, and David Tunley, eds. Australian Composers in the Twentieth Century. Melbourne: Oxford UP, Campbell, Norman. "Looking Back on the Old Royal." Life Jan. (1934), Carne, W. A. A Century of Harmony: The Official Centenary History of the Royal Melbourne Philharmonic Society. Melbourne: Royal Philharmonic Society, Carroll, Brian. Australian Stage Album. Melbourne: Macmillan, C. E. S. "R. H. Horne." Age 21 Jan. (1928): 26. Chance, Victoria. "Nat Phillips." Companion to Theatre in Australia. Sydney: Currency, 1995, "Roy Rene." Companion to Theatre in Australia. Sydney: Currency, 1995, "Stiffy and Mo." Companion to Theatre in Australia. Sydney: Currency, 1995, "George Sorlie." Companion to Theatre in Australia. Sydney: Currency, 1995, "Christian: The Drama and its Dramatist, The." Brisbane Courier 18 Aug. (1900), 6. [re: Bernard Espinasse] Clifton, Edmund. "Music and the Stage in the Early Days." Western Australian Historical Society Journal and Proceedings 1.8 (1930). Colligan, Mimi. Circus and stage: The Theatrical Adventures of Rose Edouin and GBW Lewis. Clayton, Victoria: Monash UP, Commons, Jeremy. "The Operas of Alfred Hill." In Opera in New Zealand: Aspects of History and Performance. Ed. Adrienne Simpson. Wellington: Witham, 1990, Corry, Marion, compiler. Waverley Cemetery: Who's Who Encore. Waverly, NSW: Waverly Library, Courteneidge, Cicely. Cicely. London: Hutchinson, Courteneidge, Robert. I Was an Actor Once. London: Hutchinson, Covell, Roger. Australia's Music: Themes of a New Society. Melbourne: Sun Books, Crawley, William A. Australian Stage Annual, The. Melbourne, [7 volumes] Crouch, Monica. "Harry Rickards, Actor-Manager and Entrepreneur: Analysis of His Work in Australia: " Diss. U of Queensland, "Harry Rickards: The Napoleon of Vaudeville." Australasian Drama Studies 17 (1990): "Twenty-One Years of Theatre in Brisbane: " Diss. U of Queensland, Cullen, Sue. "Australian Theatre During World War One." Australasian Drama Studies 17 (1990), Cunneen, Chris. "McIntosh, Hugh Donald ( )." Australian Dictionary of Biography 10 (1986), Dawson, Christopher. Absolute Fairyland: Heady Days in Dutton Park. Fairfield, Qld: Boggo Road Gaol Historical Society, 2006.

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5 Hurst, Maurice. Music and the Stage in New Zealand. Wellington (NZ), Charles Begg, Irvin, Eric. Australian Melodrama: Eighty years of Popular Theatre. Sydney: Hale and Iremonger, "Australia's First Dramatists." Australian Literary Studies 4 (1969), "Barnett Levy's Theatre Royal: A Reassessment." Australian Jewish Historical Society Journal and Proceedings 7 (1972), "Big Man with Big Ideas, The." Sydney Morning Herald 22 Dec. (1962), 11. [re: Oscar Asche] --- ed. Colonial Experience by Walter Cooper. Sydney: Currency, Dictionary of Australian Theatre Sydney: Hale and Iremonger, "Drama Comes to Australia." Quadrant 11 (1967), Gentleman George - King of Melodrama: The Theatrical Life and Times of George Darrell Brisbane: U of Qld P, "George Darrell, an Ambitious Dramatist." Quadrant May (1976), "Introduction." In Colonial Experience by Walter H. Cooper. Ed. Eric Irvin. Sydney: Currency, 1979, xi-xlii. --- "Marcus Clarke and the Theatre." Australian Literary Studies 7 (1975/6), "Nineteenth Century English Dramatists in Australia." Theatre Notebook 30.1 (1976), "100 Years On: Eric Irvin Reviews the Year in Australian Theatre 100 Years Ago." Theatre Australia Dec. (1977), 8-9. J.A.C. "Poverty Point." Bulletin 19 Sept. (1907), 9. [re: W. H. Bent] "J. C. Williamson." Imperial Review 52 (1915), J. C. Williamson's Ltd. J. C. W. 100: Souvenir. Melbourne: J. C. Williamson's Ltd, World of J. C. W. Theatres Ltd, The. Melbourne: J. C. Williamson's Ltd, Jones, Alison. "Our Forgotten Singers No 2: The Howson Family." Opera Australia Feb. (1995), 7, 10. Kardross, John. "Australian Theatre: Retrospect and Prospect, The." Quadrant 1 (1956-7), Brief History of the Australian Theatre, A. Sydney: Sydney University Dramatic Society, "Origins of the Australian Theatre, The." Etruscan 5 (1955), Theatre Arts in Australia. The. Sydney: Wentworth, Kelly, Veronica. "Banning of Marcus Clarke's The Happy Land: Stage, Press and Parliament, The." Australasian Drama Studies 2.1 (1983): Kemp, Kevin. "JCW and All That The Ultimate Nostalgia Trip." National Times 8-13 July (1974), 26. Kent, Jacqueline. Out of the Bakelite Box: The Heyday of Australian Radio. Sydney: Angus and Robertson, "King of Minstreldom." Bulletin 15 Aug. (1885), 22. [re: Billy Emerson] Kingston, Claude. Souvenir of Her Majesty's Theatre, Sydney: J. C. Williamsons's Ltd, Kirby-Smith, Virginia. "Development of Australian Theatre and Drama: , The." Ph. D Diss. Duke University (USA), "Knight for a Day, A." Rev. of A Knight for a Day by Robert B. Smith, Raymond Hubbell and Fritz B. Hart. Her Majesty's Theatre, Sydney. Sydney Morning Herald 11 July (1910), 3.

6 Kornweibel, A.H. Apollo and the Pioneers: The Story of the First Hundred Years of Music in Western Australia. Perth: Music Council of Western Australia, Lane, Richard. "Lou Vernon." The Golden Age of Australian Radio Drama. Canberra: National Film and Sound Archive, "Late Harry Clay." Everyone's 25 Feb. (1925), 4. "Late Marcus Clarke: A Tribute of Admiration, The." Age 3 Aug. (1898), 6. Laugesen, Amanda. Boredom is the Enemy: The Intellectual and Imaginative Lives of Australian Soldiers in the Great War and Beyond. Farnham, Surrey: Ashgate, Laurenson, Ian. "Oscar Asche at Laurel Lodge." Margin 34 (1994), Leavett, T. W. H. "James Cassius Williamson." In Australian Representative Men by T. W. H. Leavett. Melbourne: Wells and Leavett, 1888, Leahy, Kath. "Roy Rene 'Mo': Australian Clown or Monarch of the Mob." Australasian Drama Studies 42 (2003), "Leon Caron Matinee, The." Sydney Morning Herald 29 Apr. (1899), 4. Let's Look at Radio: A Review of Commercial Broadcasting in Australia. [Australia]: Australian Federation of Commercial Broadcasting Stations, ca Lilley, Norman. "It's a Magic Name in the Theatre: J. C. Williamson Found the Title of His First Play, Struck Oil, Prophetic." Argus 15 Jan. (1938), Weekend Mag. 3. "Little Man with the Big Voice, The." Theatre Magazine June (1913), 31. [re: Sam Rowley] Love, Harold, ed. Australian Stage: A Documentary History, The. Sydney: U of NSW P, [Incl. extensive bibliography] --- "Drama and Music in Colonial Melbourne." Victoria's Heritage. Ed. A.G.L. Shaw. Melbourne: Allen and Unwin, "Early Melbourne Theatrical Ephemera." Bibliographical Society of Australia and New Zealand Bulletin 4 (1979), "'Lucky' Strike: 'Strike Me Lucky! Mo's Making History." On Stage 7.3 (2006), 18. McCreadie, Andrew D. "Alfred Hill." In Australian Composition in the Twentieth Century. Eds. Frank Calloway and David Tunley. Melbourne: Oxford UP, "Alfred Hill ( ): Some Background and Perspectives for an Historical Edition." Miscellanea Musicologica 3 (1968): McDermott, Celestine. "Australian Music Hall Theatre." BA Hons Thesis (English). Monash University, "Roy Rene" In Australian Dictionary of Biography. Vol. 11. Ed Geoffrey Serle. Melbourne: Melbourne UP, 1988, McGuire, Paul, Betty Arnott and Francis Margaret McGuire. Australian Theatre: An Abstract and Brief Chronicle in Twelve Parts, The. London: Oxford UP, McKay, Mitch. Gone But Not Forgotten: The Clyde Cook Story. Port Macquarie, NSW: Mitchell McKay, McKay, Stanley. "What about the Rabbits." Theatre Magazine Sept. (1916), Mackerras, Colin. Hebrew Melodist: A Life of Isaac Nathan, The. Sydney: Currawong, Macqueen-Pope, W. Carriages at Eleven: The Story of the Edwardian Theatre. London: Hutchinson, McMahon, M. "Australia's First Players." Lone Hand Dec. (1910), "Players of the Past." Lone Hand July (1909),

7 MacNally, M. J. "Emperors of Mirth." Mail (Adel) 12 Aug. (1939), 6. McPherson, Ailsa. Dream of Passion: Theatre Activity in North Sydney, A. Sydney: Stanton Library, Mason, Margaret T. "Sydney's Early Theatres: The First Fifty Years." Drylight (1962), "Melbourne Stage in its Infancy, The." Colonial Monthly 3 (Sept. 1868), Mendelsohn, Oscar. "Salute to Mo." Overland 69 (1978), "M. Leon Caron." Daily Telegraph 7 Sept. (1885), 6. "M. Leon Caron's Benefit Concert." Sydney Morning Herald 20 Mar. (1886), 11. "M. Leon Caron's Matinee." Sydney Morning Herald 7 Sept. (1885), 5. Moloney, Billy. Memoirs of an Abominable Showman. Adelaide, Rigby, "Month in Vaudeville, The." Theatre Magazine Feb. (1919), 28. [re: Jim Gerald] "Mr Francis Hart." Table Talk 20 July (1894), 3. "Mr Harry Clay Dead." Sydney Morning Herald 19 Feb. (1925), 6. "Mr Horace Bent - Matinee Benefit." Advertisement. Sydney Morning Herald 30 Aug. (1899), 2. [see also rev. "Mr Horace Bent's Benefit." Sydney Morning Herald 31 Aug. 1899: 3] "Mr J. C. Williamson." Cosmos (1896), "Mr Stanley McKay and Little Bo-Peep." Theatre Magazine Nov. (1910), 10. "Musical and Dramatic Notes." Sydney Morning Herald 14 May (1892), 5. "Musical and Dramatic Notes." Sydney Morning Herald 17 Feb. (1897), 5. "Musical and Dramatic Notes." Sydney Morning Herald 20 Feb. (1897), 4. "Musical and Dramatic Notes." Sydney Morning Herald 15 Apr. (1899), 4. "Musical and Dramatic Notes." Sydney Morning Herald 2 Sept. (1899), 4. [Harry Rickards on Luscombe Searelle] [re: Oscar Asche] [re: Oscar Asche] [re: Leon Caron] [re: Leon Caron] "Musical Notes and Dramatic Lines." Australian Monthly Magazine 3 (1866), [re: Charles E. Horsley] "Musical Score: How J.C.W. Succeeds in Show Business Without Really Trying." Nation 4 May (1963), "Music and Drama." Brisbane Courier 2 Dec. (1905), 12. "Music and Drama." Brisbane Courier 4 Sept. (1915), 12. [re: George Clutsam] [re: W.M. and Ellen Akhurst] "Music and Drama." Sydney Morning Herald 14 Dec. (1912), 5. "Music and Drama." Sydney Morning Herald 1 Feb. (1913), 6. "Music and Drama." Sydney Morning Herald 8 Feb. (1913), 4. "Music and Drama." Sydney Morning Herald 15 Feb. (1913), 4. "Music and Drama." Brisbane Courier 10 June (1905), 10. "Music and Drama." Brisbane Courier 17 Nov. (1917), 12. [re: Fritz Hart] [re: W. J. Curtis and W. Arundel Orchard] [re: Leon Caron] [re: Oscar Asche] [re: the death of Leon Caron] [re: Bert Le Blanc] "Music, Drama and Pictures." Brisbane Courier 1 Nov. (1919), 16. [re: Elton Black] Napier, S. Elliott. "One Hundred and Fifty Years of Australian Drama." Royal Australian Historical Society Journal and Proceedings 14 (1938), Napier, Valantyne. Glossary of Terms Used in Variety: Vaudeville, Revue and Pantomime Westbury, Wiltshire, England: Badger Press (1996).

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