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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1965

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Newport folk concert

Tribune · Wednesday 13 January 1965 · page 11

THE Newport Folk Festival held last weekend gave another crashing emphasis to the demand of a large section of…

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Perth carnival in pictures

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 15 January 1965 · page 11

An exciting moment during tho men's 4 x 100 metres relay at the track events. Western Australia won the event, with NSW and Queensland following. NSW star athlete CAROLE MISSON (formerly Reuben) on the dais,…

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Tribune was on the ball

Tribune · Wednesday 3 February 1965 · page 1

TRIBUNE responded last Thursday to the Queensland Government's police-state regulations by publishing a special…

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Spirit of American Negro -- in dance Theatre

Tribune · Wednesday 10 February 1965 · page 11

THE Alvin Alley American Dance Theatre brings to Australia for the second time a program that gives us a…

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Wereldvermaarde Dixieland Band te horen van Perth tot Brisbane Het wordt nu: "Way down yonder in Australia" in Dixieland stijl

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 12 February 1965 · page 5

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Sydney Life & TIMES For the Brave Working in the Theatre. By Llewelyn Owens. Bodley Head. Reviewed by BOOKMAN

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 19 February 1965 · page 2

“You will be mixing with people and associating with minds far better than your own — with Sheridan, Shaw,…

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Come Play Ball with Us

Tharunka · Monday 22 February 1965 · page 16

Last year a sound basis, on which it is hoped to build this year, was laid by the Basketball Club. Four teams were…

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Free Folk Concert

Tharunka · Monday 22 February 1965 · page 10

The P[?]ace Ground Prasants a Free Folk Con[?] on Thursday 251[?] at 11 are [?]n the Science Theatre. There will be t[?] wall-known artists —…

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Jazz Concerts

Tharunka · Monday 22 February 1965 · page 8

During Orientation Week there will be two one-hour concerts featuring two different groups. On Monday 22nd from 2-3 p.m. purists…

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Sydney Life and Times Theatre

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 26 February 1965 · page 2

Phillip Theatre’s new production, “The Knack”, is a modern derivative of the French bedroom farce…

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Deputies Throw Ball to Lawyers

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 5 March 1965 · page 9

I am told that the Board of Deputies Ball at the Chevron next Saturday night will have a record attendance of lawyers, with Mr. Justice Isaacs as guest of honour…

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The not so entertaining "Mr Sloan " Theatre

Tribune · Wednesday 10 March 1965 · page 6

ONCE having developed a certain attitude to theatre, it is very easy to discuss any play which does…

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All the Young Players the Australian Youth Orchestra

Tharunka · Friday 12 March 1965 · page 6

In 1957 the National Music Camp Association took a bold and exciting step with the launching of the…

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Jazz Band Visit to Uni

Tharunka · Friday 12 March 1965 · page 1

A famous US University Jazz Band will give a lunch hour concert at the Roundhouse next week. The prize-winning band is the University of Denver Jazz Band which is at present touring SE Asia Australia and New Zealand as part of the Us State Department's Cultural…

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“La Fleurantine” at the Theatre in the Round

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 12 March 1965 · page 4

JEAN CANELLE’S PLAY “La Fleurantine" was created at the Theatre in the Round at the beginning of February;. The play…

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Campus Comes at Dixon's Call Youth Concerts Supplement

Tharunka · Friday 12 March 1965 · page 6

Dean Dixon's musical genius wit! be a guiding force in this year's series of Youth Concerts which will feature internationally acclaimed artists amongst the many performers. The works included in…

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New Theatre's new play

Tribune · Wednesday 17 March 1965 · page 7

"A Per for a Song", a comedy about war's ab[?]rdities, will open at New Theatre on Saturday, M[?]h[?]…

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Tribune Picnic Concert

Tribune · Wednesday 17 March 1965 · page 8

KEVIN BUTCHER, popular Sydney folk singer, sang at the Tribune Picnic's Rock versus Folk concert last Sunday week at Bronte (Sydney)…

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Le theatre de France a Londres

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 19 March 1965 · page 7

iP' EST lu France qui ouvrira le 22 mars la grande saison internationale présentée…

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Theatre Off-real comedy but with a bite

Tribune · Wednesday 24 March 1965 · page 11

NEW THEATRE (Sydney) has added to its growing reputation for producing the unexpected…

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