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Shows & fairs, 1990

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Thousands throng to flower show

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 20 April 1990 · page 35

It wasn't easy to find Jerusalemites in Jerusalem last week. The second Intermediate Day of Pessah found the city’s public spaces…

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Sport Disabled athletes to be part of Melbourne junior carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 20 April 1990 · page 46

VICTORIA MACCABI is to include at least three events for disabled Jewish athletes at the 9th Australian Maccabi Junior…

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People They don’t make Jews like Kinky Friedman anymore! In town for a show or two, Texas’ most famous Jewish son gave this interview to Penelope Toltz

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 20 April 1990 · page 25

ACCORDING to country and western singer-cum-detective novelist Kinky Friedman, most Texans have heard of only two Jews — “Jesus and me; and I’m only one they’ve met…

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A fair go Media Watch

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 April 1990 · page 11

SHEIKH TAJ el din Hilaly, readers of The Bulletin were told “is a quiet, intelligent, humorous man, respected in the Muslim community”…

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Sydney Art Show to benefit Soviet olim

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 April 1990 · page 23

THE AUSTRALIAN Friends of Tel Aviv University has organised an art sale with a difference. To be opened by the well-known art collector Rene Rivkin, a selection of paintings will be auctioned…

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Q'land plans major Yom Ha'atzmaot show

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 April 1990 · page 8

QUEENSLAND’S JEWISH community will come alive this Yom Ha’atzmaut with an action packed day on Sunday, April 29…

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Show based on trials

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 May 1990 · page 24

A RADIO show on war crimes trials in Frankfurt, based on Peter Weiss’ book The Investigation, will be broadcast this…

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Reviews the Rocky Horror Show Book

Tharunka · Monday 7 May 1990 · page 30

Includes many things you may have wondered about the Rocky Horror Show (but probably didn’t). Contains lots of interesting titbits for trivia freaks or the people who dress up and go to the late night screenings…

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Taking Stock Who's running this show?

Tribune · Wednesday 9 May 1990 · page 2

Since the election, the press has carried on a virulent campaign of agenda-setting for the new government. Yet their agenda reads as if the coalition was…

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Les stations françaises au Ski Show

Le Courrier Australien · Thursday 10 May 1990 · page 16

Sous l'égide de France Ski International et à l'Invitation du bureau français du tourisme et d'UTA, onze représentants des…

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Carnival teams and selections

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 May 1990 · page 31

THAT AGE-OLD problem of whom to leave out of NSW carnival teams will crop up again this year as NSW will field at least…

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Junior carnival’s “white collar” leadership band

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 May 1990 · page 35

ORGANISING the 9th Australian Maccabi Junior Sports Carnival is a mammoth task, requiring numerous “white…

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Art show to launch restored building

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 May 1990 · page 28

Sue Saxon and Sandy Saxon with sculptures and prints from their exhibition, Born & Bread at Mona Terrace…

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Editorial comment on Yom Ha'atzmaut show defended

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 May 1990 · page 14

I am on holiday here from Philadelphia and, not being a member of the community, have been reluctant to enter the debate…

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Traditional Forms of exhibition

Filmnews · Friday 1 June 1990 · page 9

Glenys Rowe: Bodywork was made at the length it was for television, but my main thrill in making it was the thought of it in cinemas. A possible market had been created by the…

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Sad life of a comic brought to the stage Australian actor David Brown allows persecuted American comedian Lenny Bruce to tell his story in a show which starts at the Belvoir Street Theatre next week. Brown spoke to Tina Diaz

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 June 1990 · page 24

TIME MAGAZINE labelled him the “sickest of the sick”, he was barred from England and martyred in the United States — but he’s back…

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Maccabi's tough line on carnival selection

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 June 1990 · page 36

JEWISH SPORTSMEN and women could jeopardise their chances of gaining selection in NSW carnival teams, if they are…

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“Professional” NIDA show THEATRE The Watchtower by Louis Nowra NIDA Third Year Students Directed by Mark Gaal Parade Theatre

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 June 1990 · page 23

IN NICK Enright’s St James Infirmary Blues, seven Third Year NIDA students were impressive, despite the difficulties of casting students in roles…

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L'chaim Life Jewish families living in poverty In a shook report prepared by the JCA, figures are revealed which show 15 per cent of Jewish families live in poverty. Peter Morrison reports

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 June 1990 · page 19

FIFTEEN per cent of all Sydney Jewish families are living below the Henderson Poverty Line, according to a study commissioned by the…

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Best venues for Surfers carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 June 1990 · page 35

SPORTS VENUES for the 58th Australian Maccabi Sports Carnival on the Gold Coast will be of the highest standard, Michael…

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