Frederick Ranalow, here with Melba on a concert tour, has much to do with the success of the new opera, “Just a Kiss,” at the Shaftesburv Theatre, Lon don Ranalow is said to be the best Fiearo and Macbeth of the prese: ' era.
As a sequel to the advocacy of the ‘Melbourne Age” for a theatre where the better type of plays could be pro duced for the benefit of appreciative if comparatively restricted audiences an announcement is made bv Stt G Tallis, on behalf of J C Williamson Ltd that that firm will commence at an earlv date the erection of a new theatre on a site opposite His Majesty - Theatre, at the corner of Exhibition and Lonsdale Streets ft will have a frontage of 100 ft to Exhibition Street, and a~deptb of 135 ft < mg Lonsdah Street The theatre will accommodate 1000 people and is intended for the production of comedies, repertory, and other plays which require a small or “intimate’' theatre.
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Dominion, Volume 20, Issue 60, 4 December 1926, Page 30
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164Untitled Dominion, Volume 20, Issue 60, 4 December 1926, Page 30
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