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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1976

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THEATRE McCarthy-era

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 22 July 1976 · page 19

One does not have to be leftist, "pinko” or communist to be frightened and horrified by the…

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Dance dramatises women climbers

Tribune · Wednesday 28 July 1976 · page 8

SYDNEY: Mt Everest was climbed last year by Japanese women - the first women to do so. The event has inspired the latest work by the…

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Theatre Lecture

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 29 July 1976 · page 19

The history of Yiddish Theatre in the past 100 years is the topic of a lecture by well known Yiddish…

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Live Film Concert

Filmnews · Sunday 1 August 1976 · page 5

I'm putting it on for the Filmmaker Discussion night of Monday, August 16th, 8pm. Under the dome like canopy of a…

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After the Ball

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 3 August 1976 · page 2

Recently, my wife and i had the pleasure of attending the Parramatta City Council Mayoral ball…

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Nizo Wizo Ball

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 August 1976 · page 21

The Minister for Industrial Relations, Mr Paul Landa, MLC, and the Mayor of Waverley,…

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Theatre “Man of La Mancha”

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 August 1976 · page 19

The adventures of Don Quixote, set to music brilliantly bv Mitch Leigh. was a great success in…

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Abc to Record Hakoah Concert

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 August 1976 · page 19

Making club history the second half of Society’s recital in i[?] series on Wednesday…

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Concert

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 August 1976 · page 11

Mr Georgi Ermolenko Snr, will head a group of prominent artists at “An Evening with the…

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Band to Tour Nz Fund raising is over

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 10 August 1976 · page 3

A group of young school musicians left for A two week tour of New Zealand on Sunday…

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Campus News F.A.ST. ’76 Student Theatre

Tharunka · Wednesday 18 August 1976 · page 8

The '76 Festival of Australian Student Theatre is happening in Melbourne from August 16—29. It will revolve around the Melbourne…

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Theatre “The Changing Room”

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 19 August 1976 · page 23

Only the narrow-minded could take offence at the nudity in David Storey’s play “The Changing Room,” now playing at the New Theatre, Newtown…

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B'rith Retirement Villa the Home Pictures

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 19 August 1976 · page 21

SETTLING IN... birds and all... This is one of the typical single rooms of the B’nai B’rith Retirement Villa where this resident has all the comforts of home including her pet canary…

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Band proves big hit

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 31 August 1976 · page 3

WHEN the Merrylands High School Band left for a tour of New Zealand just over three…

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Ball was held at Wenty Leagues

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 31 August 1976 · page 4

BY courtesy of the president and members of the Wenttworthvitte Leagues Club Limited, the Holroyd Mayoral ball was held in the club's auditorium on Friday, August 20. I would like to thank…

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The Changing Room New Theatre

Tharunka · Wednesday 1 September 1976 · page 19

My visit to The Changing Room was my first to the New Theatre, which is situated in King Street a few hundred yards south of Newtown Station. It's a pretty rough and ready place with a friendly informal…

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Theatre Ho hum, same old story

Tharunka · Wednesday 1 September 1976 · page 19

The good thing about "Same Difference" at the Bondi Pavillion is it makes no difference whether you see it or not. The only difference is you'll be slightly poorer for the price of the ticket and very depressed by…

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Film "Oz" a Rock 'n Roll Road Movie (Now showing at the Paramount Theatre, George Street.)"CORNY but CUTE..."

Tharunka · Wednesday 1 September 1976 · page 20

"OZ" is a new Australian film written, produced and directed by Chris Lofven. It is a film that you tend to apologise for because it is somehow corny but cute. It seems designed to appeal to the under fifteen year old…

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THEATRE “Otherwise engaged”

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 September 1976 · page 15

Any relationship between Simon Gray’s “Otherwise Engaged” and Wagner’s Parsifal is strictly superficial, but the provocative wit of the author seems to be the major ingredient of his work (Butley and this new production at the Old Tote Parade Theatre)…

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Orchestral concert

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 September 1976 · page 9

Some 25,000 Tel Avivians gathered recently at Kikar Malchei Israel, in front of City Hall, to listen (free of charge) to the Israelil…

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