Edward Irham Cole

Edward Irham Cole was born in the year 1857; he died in the year 1942. He was an Australian film director and a theatrical entrepreneur who is good in the Wild West Shows of the country.

Edward Irham Cole came into the country as a young man and worked for sometime in the city of Adelaide before he moved to the city of Wilcannia.

He got married to his leading lady called Vene Linden and they had a daughter together.

Filmography

Ø  Bushranger's Ransom, or A Ride for Life (1911)

Ø  The Squatter's Son (1911)

Ø  The Five of Hearts (1911)

Ø  Sentenced for Life (1911)

Ø  The Sundowner (1911)

Select Theatre credits

Ø  The Indian Hero

Ø  Who is the Woman?

Ø  The Anarchist

Ø  East Lynne

Ø  Uncle Tom's Cabin

Ø  Captain Moonlite

Ø  The Gaol Bird

Ø  Cast Aside

Ø  With the Colours

Ø  Hand's Up (1900) – story of Ned Kelly

Ø  Prairie Scout (1903) – performed in the open opposite Redfern Train Station

Ø  Buffalo Bill (1904)

Ø  The King of the Road (1904) bushranger drama about Ben Hall

Ø  Sentenced for Life (1904)

Ø  The Mining Partner (1904)

Ø  Jo the Girl Miner (1905)

Ø  The White Slave (1905) – Haymarket Hippodrome, Sydney

Ø  With the Colours – Haymarket Hippodrome, Sydney – drama set during the Second Boer War

Ø  A Priest's Silence (1905)

Ø  Golden Heart (1906)

Ø  Kia Ora (1906) – Haymarket – a four-act Maori drama

Ø  For King and Empire (1906) by E.I. Cole – about a European War of the near future

Ø  The King of the Roads (1906) – Haymarket

Ø  The Coal Strike (1906) – Haymarket – saga of labour and management

Ø  Hands Up: Or Ned Kelly and His Gang (1907) – Haymarket

Ø  Whirlwind, the Bushranger (1907) – Haymarket

Ø  Thunderbolt, the Bushranger (1908) – Haymarket – about Captain Thunderbolt

Ø  Buffalo Bill and Dick Turpin (1910)

Ø  The King of the Roads"/"Under Two Flags/The Hand of Justice (1911) – series of plays performed at Launceston

Ø  The British Spy (1911–12) – Hobart – play set during the Second Boer War

Ø  Golden Heart (1912) – a Spanish-Mexican drama

Ø  It Is Never Too Late to Mend (1912) – Hobart- play based on the convict era novel

Ø  A Convict's Sweetheart (1912)

Ø  Arrah-Na-Pogue (1912) – Irish drama

Ø  Postmistress of the Czar (1912) – Kings Theatre, Hobart – Anglo-Russian military story

Ø  The Heart of the Bush (1912) – Kings Theatre, Hobart – Australian bush story

Ø  A Woman's Honour (1913)

Ø  Dick Turpin (1914) – Hippodrome

Ø  Captain Starlight, or Robbery Under Arms (1914) – Hippodrome

Ø  The Covenant's Trust (1915)

Ø  Buffalo Bill (1919)

Ø  Meg of Golden Heart/The Octoroon (1919)

Ø  The Ruby Ring (1919)

Ø  The Kelly Gang (1920)