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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1963

113 stories in Sydney's papers · page 5 of 6

Concert immigranten ondersteuningstonds

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 30 August 1963 · page 9

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Blood by the Bottle A pint of blood is needed every five minutes in Sydney— in some hospital, m some ward, in some operating theatre. An accident victim needs it—

Tharunka · Friday 30 August 1963 · page 6

An accident victim needs it— and it flows into his body from an upside-down bottle that a donor filled…

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THEATRE Comedy and ballet

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 6 September 1963 · page 11

The hilarious tale of a London suburban busybody is tailor-made for the likes of Irene Handl, and…

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Nederlonds koor in internationaal concert

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 6 September 1963 · page 9

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Council may adopt band

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 10 September 1963 · page 3

Toongabbie P i p e Band may soon overcome its financial difficulties if it accepts…

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Unions protest orchestra ban

Tribune · Wednesday 11 September 1963 · page 5

SYDNEY: Five New South Wales unions have protested to the British Prime Minister (Macmillan), against the refusal by the British Government…

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Georges Wilson the National Popular Theatre

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 13 September 1963 · page 4

GEORGES WILSON had agreed to succeed Jean Vilar as director of the Theatre National Populaire. The new…

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Sydney Lief and Times Sydney Producer on Israel Theatre

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 13 September 1963 · page 10

Both in Israel and Australia there is a feeling of lack of interest in the theatre and both countries were seeing too many English and American Plays…

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From the concert halls... String Quartet Was Splendid

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 13 September 1963 · page 10

A programme which almost exclusively explored the more sombre side of the chamber-music repertoire brought back the fine Allegri String Quartet to the Musica Viva…

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Nymphs and Shepherds This is all about the Bacchus Ball. It’s to remind those who Were there and can’t remember, and to tell those who Weren’t there what they missed

Tharunka · Friday 13 September 1963 · page 6

Let’s build a little picture for ourselves of what it looked like. First, imagine the Roundhouse— got it? O.K., now add casks and…

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Peace theme in New Theatre "Operation Olive Branch"

Tribune · Wednesday 18 September 1963 · page 6

ALTHOUGH Aristophanes wrote his famous satire 2,374 years ago, it is still topical and highly entertaining in 1963, and in some…

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The Year 723 in Pictures

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 20 September 1963 · page 14

Local photographs on these pages were made by Camera Press Services, photographers to…

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Youth Queen Sat., Oct. 5: Dance. TV per

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 20 September 1963 · page 26

sonalities. Mon., Oct. 7: Casino night, watch for details. "I Like Mike": Sept. 29,…

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Outstanding Peace Play by New Theatre

Tribune · Wednesday 25 September 1963 · page 12

SYDNEY: "An outstanding example of this group's best work", is the verdict of the Sydney Sun's drama critic Norman Kessell on Sydney New Theatre's new show, ''Operation Olive Branch"…

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School Dance During Lunch

The Biz · Wednesday 2 October 1963 · page 2

Proceeds of a lunchtime dance held at Cabramatta High School will be added to the funds donated to Stewart House…

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Haylen MP seeks advances by Elizabethan Theatre "Too Much Mink and Too Many Moth Balls "

Tribune · Wednesday 2 October 1963 · page 7

CANBERRA: "We have developed a theatrical bureaucracy with too much mink and too many mothballs", said Mr. Leslie Haylen, Labor member far Parkes, NSW, in…

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Balavond met nieuwe band in Traralgon

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 4 October 1963 · page 10

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Concert in Subiaco City Hall

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 4 October 1963 · page 9

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Sandwiches in the stalls, and good theatre as well

Tribune · Wednesday 9 October 1963 · page 6

THE Old Tote Theatre's bold, imaginative venture of bringing good theatre to Sydney's…

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Gerrit werd tamboer-majoor van band van Australische leger

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 11 October 1963 · page 3

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