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English actor and impresario
Wybert Reeve (c. 1831 – 21 November 1906) was an English actor and impresario, important in the history of the theatre in South Australia. Reeve was born
Wybert_Reeve
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Reeve (disambiguation) Wybert Reeve (1831–1906), English actor and stage manager with a significant career in Australia Reeve (disambiguation) Reeves
Reeve_(surname)
English actress, singer and theatre manager (1847–1896)
playing more burlesque and drama roles by such playwrights as H. J. Byron, Wybert Reeve and Tom Taylor. In 1870 she originated the leading part of Hans Gopp
Emily_Fowler
Street in Adelaide
public moving picture demonstration in South Australia was hosted by Wybert Reeve at the Theatre Royal. (By the following evening the cinématographe Lumière
Hindley_Street
British actor and theatre scenery painter
Melbourne and White's Rooms in Adelaide. They brought out to Australia Wybert Reeve, Emelie Melville, the Wallace-Dunning Opera Company, the Marie de Grey
W._J._Wilson
Former theatre in Adelaide, Australia
& Musgrove took over the lease, and on 1887 appointed Wybert Reeve as manager. Around 1889 Reeve became sole lessee of the theatre. On 19 October 1896
Theatre_Royal,_Adelaide
1862 novel by Wilkie Collins
Robert Kirke. The book was dramatised as Great Temptation by Collins and Wybert Reeve, who played "Captain Wragge" to great effect. In 2014, Jeffrey Hatcher
No_Name_(novel)
Irish-born fiction writer (1832–1906)
1886), for which Tinsley paid her £800. It was dramatised in 1883 by Wybert Reeve, was produced at Scarborough, and was afterwards played in Australia
Charlotte_Riddell
Weekly magazine in Melbourne, Australia
Trove. "Henry Edwards". The Lorgnette. 28 September 1889 – via Trove. "Wybert Reeve". The Lorgnette. 5 October 1889 – via Trove. "Edwin F Thorne". The Lorgnette
The_Lorgnette
American actor
attended by his wife, who was resident in Melbourne at the time, and Wybert Reeve, amongst others. The remains of comedian Edwin Kelly (c. 1829 – 3 January
W._H._Leake
Australian actor and manager
support for Creswick (again), and other visiting "stars", including Wybert Reeve and Fred Marshall, famous for playing "Quilp" in The Old Curiosity Shop
George_P._Carey
Building in Adelaide, Australia
Gordon to become Garner's Theatre, for entrepreneur Arthur Garner with Wybert Reeve the theatre manager. It was not entirely successful, and the name reverted
White's_Rooms
19th century New Zealand-Australian actor
Harkness in Auckland, New Zealand around 1857. She played leading lady to Wybert Reeve in many productions at the Sydney Opera House, in 1883, and also at the
Maggie_Knight
Theatre in Sydney (1879–1900)
Dunning Opera Co. Diplomacy, The Woman in White, and The Squire played by Wybert Reeve in 1883 The Country Girl, The Busybody, and The School for Scandal played
Opera_House,_Sydney
Friendly society in Australia and New Zealand
Actors' Fund. The office of "master" was held by George Coppin 1872–1877, Wybert Reeve 1887 and J. C. Williamson 1893–1905 The Association became inactive and
Australasian Dramatic and Musical Association
Australasian_Dramatic_and_Musical_Association
Businessman in Adelaide, South Australia
withdrew from the partnership, leaving Chapman as sole manager until Wybert Reeve became lessee in 1887. Chapman initiated extensive alterations in 1905
Arthur_Chapman_(agent)
Library of Australia. 21 July 1881. p. 2. Retrieved 12 August 2014. "The Wybert Reeve Dramatic Company". Geelong Advertiser. Vic.: National Library of Australia
Augustus_Baker_Peirce
did not lose touch with the theatre, acting as a Melbourne agent for Wybert Reeve in Adelaide. Ten years later, after attending the Oakbank races, he left
Frederick_Hart_Pollock
Australian singer (1875–1955)
pursued her interest in music and singing and studied elocution under Wybert Reeve. She studied for several years at the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music
Meta_Buring
Australian brewer, theatre owner & businessman (1831-1886)
withdrew from the partnership, leaving Chapman as sole manager until Wybert Reeve became lessee in 1887. Arthur Chapman initiated extensive alterations
Edgar_Chapman
Scottish scenic artist
a year earlier) were used in Adelaide for the pantomime produced by Wybert Reeve at the Theatre Royal, which premiered on Boxing Day 1892. The play also
John_Brunton_(scenic_artist)
the Wives of Officers, Fulmer Chase, Buckinghamshire. Captain Frederick Wybert Hollman, Master, MV Ocean Coast, Coast Lines, Ltd. Henry George Holmes,
1946_New_Year_Honours_(MBE)
Awards of British honours
community in Devon and Cornwall particularly through Guiding. Mr Arthur Wybert Thomas. For services to Bellringing and the community in Cowbridge, Vale
2016_Birthday_Honours
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