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Northern Advocate, 28 August 1919, Page 4

Mr Harry Sadler, a well-known figure in Sydney vaudeville circles, met his death in sensationally tragic circumstances at Sydney about a fortnight .ago. A little after ten o'clock one morning he was seen standing on the parapet of the bridge which spans th c Homebush to Glebe Island railway line at the foot of Norton street, Leichhardt. He called out to a man and woman who were passing, "Good-bye. You'll find my body below!' Then h e dived over the parapet on to the line below. Sergeant Surridge removed th e body, which showed shocking injuries to the head, to the morgue, wher e it was subsequently identified as that of Henry Sadler, late manager of the Gaiety Theatre in Oxford Street.

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