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Jo Smith

1868 – 1954

Australian actor, playwright and businessman

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About Jo Smith

Lived 1868 – 1954 (aged 85–86). Jo Smith was an actor.

Jo Smith (1868 – 2 December 1954) was an Australian playwright who wrote a number of popular melodramas.

Smith was born in Richmond in 1868. He worked as an actor, writer and businessman. His first play was The Miner's Trust. He wrote several successful plays.

Smith donated money from his plays Before the Dawn and The Reveille to soldier organisations.

He left the stage after acting on tour in the 1890s

Smith died in Toorak on 2 December 1954. He was survived by two daughters.

Select plays The Miner's Trust (1908) The Bushwoman (1909) The Girl of the Never Never (1912) Before the Dawn (1915) The Reveille (1917)

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Important facts

Born
1868
Birth century
Occupation
Also known as
Joseph Smith, J. O. Smith

Contemporaries

People whose lives overlapped Jo Smith's

Frequently asked questions

Who was Jo Smith?

Australian actor, playwright and businessman

When was Jo Smith born?

Jo Smith was born in 1868.

When did Jo Smith die?

Jo Smith died on 2 December 1954.

What was Jo Smith's occupation?

Jo Smith was an actor.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Jo Smith

· Wikidata: Q125935794

· DBpedia: Jo Smith (writer)

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