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Several other similarly-named all-female troupes are known to have been active during the war years. One of these, also known as Tighe’s Hill Cheer-Oh Girls, was based in Newcastle ca. 1919. New Zealand newspaper, The Dominion records that another Cheer-Oh Girls was presenting entertainments in Wellington ca. 1917 (15 November 1917, p.2). Mrs Bennett White also established another Cheer-Oh Girls concert party in 1940.
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