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Theatres Ltd was losing money by 1929 and ceased rental payments to Harry Rickards Tivoli Theatres. Interest in the "talkies" was waning and McIntosh returned to producing revues for the (Melbourne) Tivoli and Princess, and the (Sydney) Haymarket and St James in a desperate
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Huge Deal â The Fortunes and Follies of Hugh D. McIntosh
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731:Construction : Weekly Supplement To Building
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574:. Canberra: National Centre of Biography,
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989:. 19 August 1930. p. 10
759:. Australia: HarperCollins.
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634:"Hugh D. McIntosh 1876-1942"
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187:Thomas Pollard Sampson
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1317:"From near and far"
701:West, John (1978).
540:Lothian Books, 2004
536:Van Straten, Frank
526:F.W. Cheshire, 1960
522:Hetherington, John
337:Green Room Magazine
320:Sydney Sunday Times
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1569:"Tracks of Glory"
925:"Music and Drama"
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