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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1988

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A life in moving pictures

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 25 November 1988 · page 28

The Corne family has been in the movie business since 1911 and it remains an abiding passion in Leslie Corne’s life, as VIC ALHADEFF found out. AT AN AGE when most…

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Undoubtedly good entertainment THEATRE

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 25 November 1988 · page 25

JEFFREY ARCHER’S Beyond Reasonable Doilbt (Footbridge Theatre) may not be a critics’ play, but certainly is darned good…

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Public TV must have wide band support

Filmnews · Thursday 1 December 1988 · page 1

With two weeks of test broadcasts successfully concluded in Melbourne and one week in Sydney concluded and the second under way, public television campaigners Beth McRac,…

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Plenty of wit -- and great pictures Tim Rowse enjoys a book about particular bastards and their culture Island In The Stream: Myths Of Place In Australian Culture, (ed) Paul Foss, Pluto Press, 1988

Filmnews · Thursday 1 December 1988 · page 5

The subtitle of this book challenges a reader to find some thematic connection between all the pieces. I can almost do so, but what is the "place"…

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Hate is a powerful tale of family, politics and power THEATRE

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 2 December 1988 · page 27

YOUNG AUSTRALIAN writer Stephen Sewell’s latest play Hate (at the Belvoir) is a marked step forward from the…

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Moriah forms second band

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 9 December 1988 · page 22

THE SOUND of music has been so favorably received by Moriah staff, parents and friends following the formation only four…

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Angels is pleasant surprise THEATRE

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 9 December 1988 · page 22

ANGELS, produced by Six Years Old, a group whose name I still do not understand (and is certainly not explained in the…

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What’s on at the theatre

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 16 December 1988 · page 15

An occasional column to give an idea of what is happening on the Israel stage. The list is not complete. All productions are in Hebrew unless otherwise Jerusalem…

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Carnival Comments Masked ball

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 23 December 1988 · page 35

THE 56th carnival ball at Sydney Cove’s Overseas Terminal building will be a formal affair. Carnival manager Tom…

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Still the most thrilling theatre piece in town THEATRE

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 23 December 1988 · page 22

CAMERON MACKINTOSHS presentation of Les Miserables has been occupying the Theatre Royal for 13 months and it…

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Eichmann play one of many in store at Belvoir THEATRE

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 23 December 1988 · page 23

UNLESS YOU happen to be overly respectful and hidebound, you have to enjoy the endearing chutzpah of a…

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