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The Cedar Tree (musical)

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kangaroos hopping across the stage, and, unless the producer decides otherwise, there will not be one single solitary pair of whiskers. The comedy part is of ā€˜The Plying Pieman,ā€™ a well- known identity of the Hawkesbury Road, who caused a great deal of comment. He used to think nothing of Parrying a live goat on his shoulders from Parramatta to Windsor for a trifling wager. We have endeavored to make the comedy an integral part of the plot, and not just put in as an afterthought."
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A woman carries on her deceased father's business of building ships built from cedar trees. Her spoilt younger brother bails up one of his sister's lovers on the highway to get money to pay debts. The lover tries to save him from prison and returns the money while disguised as a notorious bushranger.
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said it "abounds in delightful melodies for which Mrs Varney Monk can take a bow. Gladys Moncrieff renders her numbers in excellent voice, her duet with Russell Scott, ā€œIt Had To Be,ā€ earned great applause, while all the songs registered' with the audience... ā€œThe Cedar Treeā€ from start to finish is
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Edmund Barclay had written a number of radio revues for the ABC and he was enlisted to write a musical. He said "The story is not historical, but original, and worked out against a historical background. The ā€˜Australian atmosphereā€™ is not thrust at the audience in large chunks, and there are no
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However the Flying Pieman arrives, thinks he's a real bushranger and tackles him. The lover leaves town to avoid being arrested. The younger brother writes a confession and hides it in the hole of an old cedar tree. It is discovered tow
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excellent entertainment, the whole cast has worked hard to make it a success, and F. W. Thring deserves all possible in this respect."
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in the 1840s. It involves two acts and eight scenes with a gap of two years between the acts.
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The part of the Pieman was devised for George Wallace who had been in
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is an Australian musical play produced in the wake of the success of
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The musical was performed on Australian radio on 29 December 1934.
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The Wireless Weekly: The Hundred per Cent Australian Radio Journal
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The Wireless Weekly: The Hundred per Cent Australian Radio Journal
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Reviews were positive however it failed to repeat the success of
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It was inspired by a visit Varney Monk made to the town of
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Australasian Radio Relay League. (December 21, 1934),
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Australasian Radio Relay League. (December 28, 1934),
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Varney Monk
Varney Monk
Book
Edmund Barclay
Collits' Inn
Princess Theatre
F. W. Thring
Gladys Moncrieff
Windsor

Hawkesbury River
1934 Melbourne production
1935 Sydney production
"MUSIC, DRAMA, & FILMS"
The Argus
""THE CEDAR TREE""
Windsor and Richmond Gazette


"He Wrote the CEDAR TREE A New Australian Music-Comedy"
""THE CEDAR TREE.""
The Sydney Morning Herald
"NEW LEGIT. SHOWS."
"RADIO IN OTHER PLACES"
"MUSIC AND DRAMA"
The Sydney Morning Herald
""THE CEDAR TREE""
Truth
The Cedar Tree
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