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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1968

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First ball

The Biz · Thursday 11 January 1968 · page 2

Fairfield Melita Association Will hold its first ball on January 28. The ball will be…

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Sydney Life & TIMES Elizabethan Trust Orchestra

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 18 January 1968 · page 2

There is just a very faint possibility that the two open-air concerts given by the Elizabethan Trust Orchestra…

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BRECHT "Theatre in the morning, in the evening, cheese

Tribune · Wednesday 7 February 1968 · page 6

EAST German publishers Reclam Verlag have brought out a paperback entitled "Reminiscences of…

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Sydney Life & TIMES First Prom concert

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 15 February 1968 · page 2

There was more merit in the choice of program than in the playing for the first of the five 1968 Prom concerts…

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Awards of the Paris Festival of Dance

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 23 February 1968 · page 4

The Dance ended at the Théâtre des Champs-Elysées in Pans with performances "hors concours" by the…

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New Theatre For Kensington

Tharunka · Tuesday 27 February 1968 · page 3

On 31st January, 1968, the Vice-Chancellor, Sir Philip Baxter, outlined to the Cultural Affairs Committee of the University Union, plans for converting Lecture Room 200, in the Western Grounds Area, into a theatre…

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theatre “There is absolutely no inevitability as long as there is a willingness to contemplate what is happening.”—McLuhan

Tharunka · Tuesday 27 February 1968 · page 8

A smoke bomb explodes. A shout seems to come from all over the square, but in reality it comes from five youths spread around it. The shout the signal for them to converge on the square, and they…

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Youth Concerts Mosche Atzmom

Tharunka · Tuesday 27 February 1968 · page 9

Moshe Atzmon will make two visits this year to appear with the Orchestra before taking up his three-year appointment 1969. In 1968 he will come here from a series of engagements that have seen him shuttling back and forth from…

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Sydney Life & TIMES Prom concerts

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 29 February 1968 · page 2

The second, third and fourth Prom concerts took the Sydney Symphony Orchestra under John Hopkins, plus…

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THEATRE Blunders in the dark

Tribune · Friday 1 March 1968 · page 11

THE National Theatre served as midwife at the conception of Peter Shaffer's Black Comedy. -- "a farce," commented Olivier at the…

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Emissary’s wife folk dance expert

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 7 March 1968 · page 2

Mrs. Sara Ben-Nun, wife of United Israel Appeal emissary, Commodore Ben-Nun, thinks that folk dances should "emerge" rather than be composed by an individual…

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Sydney Life & Times Abc concert programs

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 7 March 1968 · page 2

Details of programs for 26 orchestral concerts this year have now been released—for 10 in each of the Red (R) and…

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theatre Fortune and Men's Eyes Ensemble Theatre

Tharunka · Tuesday 12 March 1968 · page 12

John Herbert's play, “Fortune and Men's Eyes,” directed by Byran Syron, evokes the brutality of prison life while it criticises the society which allows it to exist. The play is Canadian, but its message is equally valid for New South…

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Jerusalem Orchestra here

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 14 March 1968 · page 15

The Jerusalem Chamber Orchestra which arrived in Australia last week to play at the Adelaide Festival will give…

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News in Pictures

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 14 March 1968 · page 4

Herr Willy Brandt, the West German Foreign Minister (right), with M. Pierre Gregoire, the Foreign Minister of Luxemburg, at the exhibition in Luxemburg, devoted to the achievements of expatriate German authors who…

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Presentation Ball

The Biz · Thursday 21 March 1968 · page 4

The Fairfield and District Tennis Association's annual presentation ball was held last…

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Sydney Life & TIMES First Atzmon concert

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 21 March 1968 · page 2

A packed audience, with hundreds turned away, gave Moshe Atzmon a fine reception for his first concert with…

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New look for New Theatre's Centre 63

Tribune · Wednesday 27 March 1968 · page 7

ON Saturday, 16th March, Melbourne New Theatre opened its first season for 1968, at Centre '63 with Max…

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Sydney Life & TIMES Jerusalem Chamber Orchestra

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 28 March 1968 · page 2

Fourteen string players seated in a crescent facing the conductor Mendi Rohan, a Roumanian now working in…

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Two Concerts

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 28 March 1968 · page 2

Two events took concertgoers off the beaten track this week — a lunchtime recital at the University of…

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