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Shows & fairs, 1975

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Sjt Next Show —“Needles, Pins”

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 17 July 1975 · page 15

The Sydney Jewish Theatre is to present for its August offering, Elick Moll's New York comedy, “Seidman and Son.” The play is seen as…

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What on earth...?! Headline: Double Tragedy Strikes Stars . . . But Friday Show to Continue

Tharunka · Wednesday 23 July 1975 · page 20

Budgewoi, Tuesday. There were no witty quips or smart ad-libs when I went to interview Bruce Henderson in his hole…

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Israeil goods for Melb. Exhibition

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 July 1975 · page 22

Variety and quality represent the keynote of products to be displayed at the Israel Pavilion at the AIEE 75 International Engineering Exhibition which will open at Melbourne's Exhibition Building…

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Children's Art on Exhibition

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 31 July 1975 · page 25

This year, for the first time, Youth Aliyah’s Australia-wide children’s art competition will be held…

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Largest cast for SJT show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 31 July 1975 · page 19

“Seidman and Son,” the next show from the Sydney Jewish Theatre, boasts the largest cast ever assembled for one of the group’s productions…

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Actor & singer in unique show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 31 July 1975 · page 14

Two extremely talented artists, up till now best known as an actor and singer, have combined to produce a bright new package entertainment which will have its premiere at…

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JCA appeal Art Show for Temples

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 31 July 1975 · page 18

“JCA the Temple Way,” slogan adopted by the two Temples for their combined annual Jewish Communal Appeal drive, has a new meaning this year as they offer a chance for donors to win works of art…

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Arabs show displeasure at Euro-Parliament's move

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 31 July 1975 · page 9

BRUSSELS: The Arabs have lost no time in showing their extreme displeasure at a resolution condemning the Palestine Liberation Organisation passed by the European Parliament in Strasbourg…

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THE 31st International Aero/space Show French Aero/space Manufacturers Eager to Develop Their Production

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 1 August 1975 · page 7

THE 31st Salon du Bourget proved to be, as Mr Douglas Robertson, Editor of the well-know Australian monthly magazine “Air craft” wrote in the July issue of his publication "the biggest and most international air show in the world; this event brings together…

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I-day fair for

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 5 August 1975 · page 11

[?]nts and teachers at [?]ands High School [?]en working head in [?]tion for an all-day…

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Variety Show to Aid Band

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 5 August 1975 · page 3

A musical variety show will be presented [?] Merry lands on Friday night at 8 pm…

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Fashion Show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 7 August 1975 · page 18

A high fashion and champagne evening will be held this Monday night by the Moriah Kindergarten…

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Soviet Jews fear show trials

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 7 August 1975 · page 8

MOSCOW: Yaacov Vinarow, of Kiev, a 21-year-old engineering student expelled from Voronezh Technical College last year after submitting an application to emigrate to Israel, is to be tried on a charge of refusing to obey call-up to the Soviet Army. If convicted, Vinarov is…

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Unqualified success at Melbourne Show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 14 August 1975 · page 22

Israel's first major participation in an Australian exhibition was an unqualified success and should prove a catalyst to further Israeli co-operation in such Australian ventures in the future…

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Y. Aliyah to Show Top Film

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 14 August 1975 · page 15

Youth Aliyah has secured a top-ranking French film for their forthcoming film premiere to…

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American rabbi “Guest of Honor” on ABC show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 14 August 1975 · page 4

Jews in America are a recognised element in the totality of the decisionmaking process of American life, according to the president of the American Jewish Congress, Rabbi Dr. Arthur Herfzberg. Rabbi Hertzberg was…

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Children's art at exhibition

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 28 August 1975 · page 22

Over 600 entries were received from Perth, Melbourne and Sydney to enable selection of the ten prize winning paintings which have been reproduced as the 1975 Rosh Hashanah…

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Abc Show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 28 August 1975 · page 22

A documentary probing the lives and aspirations of the Egyptian people will be screened on the ABC…

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Jewish Theatre defers show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 September 1975 · page 53

The Sydney Jewish Theatre's scheduled production of “Seidman and Son” has been deferred according to a group spokesman. Mr Martin Frosh, said…

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Mall car show

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 9 September 1975 · page 12

Werriwa District Car Club will give demonstrations of car sports at Merrylands Mall all this…

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