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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1974

152 stories in Sydney's papers · page 7 of 8

Jewish Theatre plan new shows

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 12 September 1974 · page 50

After their most successful production to date, the Sydney Jewish Theatre are not resting on their laurels, but are searching for a new play for their forthcoming season. Convenor of the Theatre,…

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Culture News Theatre

Tharunka · Wednesday 18 September 1974 · page 14

Old Tote’s production of one of Ibsen’s last plays, the beautiful haunting classis “Little Eyolf ” is on the whole quite disappointing. The play is concerned with Alfred Allmers, a…

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Theatre High Time

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 27 September 1974 · page 15

A black fantasy, set in the Fifties and the Seventies with plastic furniture and plastic people, is “High…

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Starring Role with New Theatre Group

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 27 September 1974 · page 21

A former member of the Sydney Jewish Theatre, Miss Helene Grover has graduated to professional theatre and is currently starring in the first production of a new theatre group in Paddington…

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Suburban theatre

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 1 October 1974 · page 5

A theatre workshop designed to “create material reflecting life in the western…

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Smiley ‘High’ Gang Dope Concert

Tharunka · Wednesday 2 October 1974 · page 2

The Dope Smoker’s Liberation Front under the auspices of the Smiley ‘High’ Gang emerged on campus last Tuesday with ½ h lb. of fine strong marijuana which was consumed in the…

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Theatre Viennese Theatre Wins New Acclaim

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 3 October 1974 · page 15

The latest production of the Viennese Theatre won further acclaim for the well established and popular Sydney group. “Der Tag an dem der…

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Theatre Dramsoc’s Next Production

Tharunka · Wednesday 9 October 1974 · page 14

The plays of W. B. Yeats have long been considered well nigh theatrically impossible to produce since their emphasis is on intellectual rather than…

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Jnf Ball

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 10 October 1974 · page 15

The Ambassador for Israel, Mr. Michael Elizur was guest-of-honor at the JNF’s 1974 Coronation Ball…

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Jewish Band Makes Opera House Finals

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 10 October 1974 · page 17

The Jewish band, “Katmandu” have reached the final ten in the 2SM pop poll. The band who have been playing together for more…

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Theatre “Doctor in the House”

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 10 October 1974 · page 15

Richard Gordon’s famous and very funny novel was a great hit as a film and worked into the…

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Wagner in Concert

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 10 October 1974 · page 15

Richard Wagner’s “Rienzi” and his “Wesendonck” songs were featured by the…

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John Mclaughlin’s Mahavishnu Orchestra

Tharunka · Wednesday 23 October 1974 · page 14

McLaughlin’s stature could be compared to that of Hendrix and Clapton during the 60’s. His playing bears little similarity to theirs, but McLaughlin has managed to explore new…

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Theatre Party

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 October 1974 · page 14

The entire Bondi Pavilion Theatre has been booked for a theatre party later this month for the…

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Theatre Alpha Beta

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 October 1974 · page 15

Whitehead’s play at the Bondi Pavillion Theatre, on the failure of marriage is strong, in parts ugly, but…

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Double Bill at New Theatre

Tribune · Tuesday 29 October 1974 · page 10

New Theatre's next production will be a double feature, no less: Moliere's A Physician In Spite of Himself plus, as a curtain raiser and tantaliser a presentation…

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Theatre Chapel

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 31 October 1974 · page 15

The latest production of the Old Tote at the Opera Drama Theatre, “Chapel Perilous”, could more…

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"Alwyn Nikolais Dance Theatre"

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 1 November 1974 · page 10

Dans le cadre du le "Théâtre de la Ville" a deux I' "Alwyn…

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THEATRE The Chinese Prime Minister

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 7 November 1974 · page 15

Enid Bagnold's high comedy about an aging actress in search for her “Chinese Prime Minister” is one of her less successful plays. She wrote it at the age of 75, soon after the Chalk Garden…

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'Symphony Orchestra' van Sydney trad op in Nederland

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 8 November 1974 · page 5

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