Outlawry Under the Gums is a 1933 Australian radio series about bushrangers. It ran until 1934 and was produced by John Pickard. The show was broadcast...
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the Bushranger (1947) by Frank Clune Outlawry Under the Gums (1933) A Notorious Bushranger (1951) - radio feature The Hot and Copper Sky (1962) Bold Ben...
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Frank McCallum (category People from the Colony of Victoria)
by the handkerchief round the neck. There is very little doubt that the handkerchief was applied by the deceased himself. Outlawry Under the Gums (1933)...
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Daniel Morgan (bushranger) (category People from the Riverina)
Morgan: The Bold Bushranger (1974), and Edgar F. Penzig's Morgan the Murderer (1989). He was dramatised in the radio series Outlawry Under the Gums (1933)...
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Captain Moonlite (category People of the New Zealand Wars)
the 1906 stage play Captain Moonlite the 1910 film Moonlite the radio series Outlawry Under the Gums (1933) A fictionalised Moonlite appears in the short-lived...
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Jimmy Governor (section The Breelong murders)
'Jimmy' for the rest of his life. The story of the Governors was adapted for radio in 1934 as an episode of the series Outlawry Under the Gums but the episodes...
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Clarke brothers (redirect from The Clarke Brothers)
made in the Braidwood district to improve the opportunities for education. Their lives were dramatised in the series Outlawry Under the Gums (1933). List...
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from the original manuscript and released it as The Uncensored Story of Martin Cash. He was the subject of the radio series Outlawry Under the Gums (1933)...
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Martin's novel The Hero of Too (1965). His life was dramatised for radio in The Shadow of Sam Poo (1930) and episodes of Outlawry Under the Gums (1933). Since...
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a Saxon nobleman returned from the Crusades and forced into outlawry in Sherwood Forest. Played by Richard Greene. The Sheriff of Nottingham, a Norman...
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Beechworth (section Chinese goldminers in the region)
trial or evidence for over three months, by the Chief Commissioner of Police Captain Standish, under the Outlawry Act. James William Ingram and his father...
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list of lynching victims in the United States. While the definition has changed over time, lynching is often defined as the summary execution of one or...
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Robeson County, North Carolina (category Pages using the Kartographer extension)
William Woods Holden issued a declaration of outlawry against Lowry and some of his associates, dividing the local Republican Party and threatening their...
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