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Shows & fairs, 1995

109 stories in Sydney's papers · page 2 of 6

Extra oy to the world For the first time since Rhodo, a TV show hos an openly Jewish female as its lead character. But Fran Drescher thinks that gentiles are more comfortable with her role in The Nanny, which premiered this week on Channel 10, than Jews. Shell Teitefbaum reports from Los Angeles

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 20 January 1995 · page 29

UNNY thing about The Nanny, the new American sitcom that features actress Fran Drescher as Fran Fine, a Queens-accented tzatzkela who plays…

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Carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 January 1995 · page 14

NOW THAT the 13th Junior Maccabi Carnival is over, I would publicly like to thank all the Sydney families who offered their homes…

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Circus show

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 January 1995 · page 18

YEAR 8 Masada College students devised a circus show which they performed for Masada pre-school’s Poppy Cottage and Corpus Christi school pupils…

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120 athletic event sat Sydney junior carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 January 1995 · page 38

AFTER FIVE hours of athletic events at the Sydney Athletic Field last Sunday-week, more than 80 13th Australian Maccabi Junior…

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Book fair

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 February 1995 · page 30

FOR TWO weeks each year The Emanuel School Library runs a book fair. A wide range of books are…

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Good times at junior carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 February 1995 · page 14

A GREAT time was had by Queensland participants at the recently concluded 13th Maccabi Junior Sports Carnival in Sydney, according to Queensland team manager Alvin Maradeen…

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Extra Television's not-so wild child Brent Meyer is rapidly making the transition from children's television show host to Network 10 personality. Dannielle Michaels recently met with this down-to-earth young presenter over a cup of coffee

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 February 1995 · page 35

YOU could excuse Brent Meyer if his burgeoning success as a television presenter was to drive him “totally wild”. But this…

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Carnival Coverage

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 February 1995 · page 14

ON behalf of the NSW team which competed at the 62nd Australian Maccabi Sports Carnival in Perth, I congratulate the AJN and associate…

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Exhibition for Central

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 February 1995 · page 19

ARTIST Baba Somosi will hold an exhibition in Sydney later this month, with one-third of the proceeds going to the rebuilding of Central Synagogue, which was destroyed by fire last…

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Memorial award likely in carnival basketball

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 February 1995 · page 43

NSW AND Victorian basketball stalwarts want to establish an award to honour a talented Victorian player who died recently…

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Charity show

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 February 1995 · page 35

A SPECIAL Purim charity performance of The Very Best of London Jewish Comedy, featuring comedians Leelo Ross and Ivor Dembina, will take place at the Hakoah Club on March 15…

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Extra Role suits Leanne to a tee On the eve of the Sydney season of the evergreen musical West Side Story, cast member Leanne Cherny talks to Ddrmielle Michaels about the huge impact the show has had on her personal and professional growth

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 February 1995 · page 33

WHEN you have been performing the same role night after night for a year, the biggest challenge an actor faces is to keep the…

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Han Wellerdieck Show succes door Kees Prins

Dutch Weekly · Friday 3 March 1995 · page 21

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Sydney Sports Roundup Cricket Club's Film Show

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 March 1995 · page 41

MACCABI Cricket Club will host a preview of a new hit comedy film on Wednesday, March 15…

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Queen's exhibition pure pleasure

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 March 1995 · page 29

THE DELIGHT of the exhibition of 30 paintings from the Queen’s collection now on display at the Australian National Gallery, Canberra, is that it is quite undemanding—and…

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Melbourne will stage 14th junior carnival

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 March 1995 · page 40

MELBOURNE is to host the 14th Australian Maccabi Junior Carnival early next year. Victoria Maccabi decided last week to accept an Australian Maccabi Inc (MAI)…

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Show lacks depth THEATRE What is the Matter with Mary Jane?

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 March 1995 · page 30

THE title of this one-person show comes from a charming, gentle, whimsical poem by A.A. Milne. The relevance is only in Milne’s reference to a…

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Carnival billets needed

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 March 1995 · page 17

MEMBERS of the Gold Coast community will have an opportunity to offer home-town Queensland hospitality to…

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Cultural diversity on show

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 March 1995 · page 10

CULTURAL diversity in NSW will be on show next month when the eyes of the world turn to Sydney for the United Nations Global Cultural…

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UIA women show support

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 March 1995 · page 12

Hundreds of women turned out this week to demonstrate their support for the UIA and Israel. More pictures, page 25…

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