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BiographyHistory
Most Referenced Works
Notes
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NB: Wynne Jones reportedly spent time in the USA ca. (1904-05).
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No trace of Wynne Jones's career has been located after 1918. It is yet to be ascertained whether he and Frederick Wynne Jones, the American-based manager for German film production company Universum Film Aktiengesellschaft (UFA) during the late 1920s and early 1930s, are one and the same person.
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Interestingly, Wynne Jones, former Bulletin editor J. F. Archibald and Union Theatres' general manager W. Barrington Miller were among the co-founders/directors of the Teheroa Packing Company (1916-), a firm with business interests in fish, sausage and soup manufacturing (sighted Sunday Times 11 June 1916, 7).
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Published Songs (instrumental) includes:
- 'Hommage a Beauchamp' Valse (1899) Sydney: Bicholson and Co.
- 'The Queen of Sheba' Oriental intermezzo (ca. 1902) New York: Jos. W. Sterne and Co.
- 'The Candy' Scottische (1906) Sydney: W. H. Paling and Co
- 'Zona' (1906) W. H. Glen and Co. Written especially for Meynell and Gunn's production of The Fatal Wedding.
- 'Myrtle' (1906) W. H. Glen and Co. Written especially for Meynell and Gunn's production of The Fatal Wedding.
- 'The Lily Brayton Valse (1909) Sydney: J. Albert and Sons.
- 'Pete Waltz' (1910) Melbourne: Stanley Mullen. Written especially for Meynell and Gunn's production of Pete.
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