Logie Awards in 1962 and 1963. George Wallace Jnr's television show, Theatre Royal, which originated in Brisbane, won six Logie Awards from 1962 to 1967. Filmography Unmade films Ginger Murdoch (1930s) Select theatre credits A Fireman's Troubles (1919) – Sydney Act with Jack Paterson, Dinks and Onkus (circa 1919–23) – Harry Clay Sydney suburban circuit Mulligan's Mixup (1921) – revusical Two Days Out (1921) – revusial In a Ballroom (1922) – revusical Over the Hills, Tally Ho (1922) – revusical Fullers Theatres New Zealand tour (1924) George Wallace Revue Company (1924–30) – revue – various A Dancing Delirium (1924) – revusical Some Night (1924) – revusical Alpine Antics (1924) – revusical The Pickled Porter (1924) – revusical Off Honolulu (1924) – revusical Harmony Row (1924) – revusical The Oojah Bird (1924) – revusical At the Cross Roads (1924) – revusical Lads of the Village (1924) – revusical Midnight Revels (1924) – revusical Dangerous Dan (1925) – revusical Athletic Frolics (1925) – revusical Money and Matrimony (1925) – revusical The Sparklers (1925) – revusical Rising Tides (1926) – revusical Night Lights (1926) – revusical Happy Moments (1926) – revusical Scrambled Fun (1926) – revusical His Royal Highness (1927) – revusical Married Bliss-ters (1928) – revusical Bald Heads (1928) – revusical Me and My Girl (1929) – revusical S.S. Sunshine (1929) – revusical Cinderella (1931) – Melbourne Frank Neil Musical Comedy Revue (1932) – Brisbane Collits' Inn (1933–34) – musical – Melbourne, Sydney Oh What a Night (1933) – revusical The Beloved Vagabond (1934) – Melbourne, Sydney Business as Usual (1939) – revue – Tivoli Circuit The Crazy Show (1940) – revue Beauty on Parade (1945) – revue – Melbourne Gay Fiesta/Mother Goose (1951) – Adelaide Thanks for the Memory (1953–56) – revue – Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide A Night of Pink Champagne (1954) – revue – Melbourne The George Wallace Show (1955) – revue – Broken Hill Pin Up Parade (1955) – revue The Good Old Days (1956–57) – revue – started Sydney then toured to Melbourne, Adelaide, Brisbane and throughout New Zealand, then returning to Sydney Radio The George Wallace Programme (1942) Trial by Music (1948) George Wallace's Barn Dance (1949) The George Wallace Road Show (1949–50) The George Wallace Show (1950–53) See also Roy Rene George Leonard Wallace References Other references Bertrand, Ina. Australian Film Studies: Efftee Productions, La Trobe University Centre for the Study of Educational Communication and Media,