XMas Cheerios 1980 Christmas Concert Review
The Xmax Cheerios 1980 concert on December 10 raised funds for hospital charity with a near full hall. Performances included choral numbers, tableaux, and recitals by Celia Gaffney, May Stabler, Sylvia Harwood Smith, Jean Smythe, and others, plus community carols and the national anthem. Admission was a silver coin. proceeds benefited the C.W.A and Church of England Parish Hall rent.
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Xmax Cheerios
Church of England
C.W.A
Hospital
Juni
The
Royal Mail
May Stabler
the Company
Blue Nile
Sylvia Harwoodsmith
Celia Gaffney
Gloria Miller
Jean Smyth & Co
Boog
May Stabler & Co
Larsen
Cells Gaffney
Gloria Miller & Coy
Sylvia Harwood Smith
Iriah Eyes
Merna Bull
Jean Smythe
Ned’s
Flo Discher
Steln
Hullo
Alwyn Wilson
Mo Tischer
May Stobler
Emphatic Assurance On Commonwealth Loan Repudiation
Acting Treasurer J A Lyons told letters and readers that the Commonwealth would not repudiate loan obligations. As chairman of the Australian Loan Council he affirmed the Government’s binding commitment under the loan prospectus to pay interest and principal. The Prime Minister's view of national debt as a personal obligation was endorsed.
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J. A. Lyons
Treasury
Lyons
Commonwealth
Australian Loan Council
Scullin
Fancy Dress Dance Ends Club Season In Colorful Gala
Golf notes describe a standout Fancy Dress invitation at T. BF. Atkinson’s residence. Attendees showcased vivid outfits from Persian Lady to Egyptian Lady and Spanish Dancer. Debutantes Tory, Whitney, Daphne, and Mary Pickford led a playful court, while prizes were awarded for Original Lady and Man, Humorous Lady and Man, and Cheapest Costume.
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T. BF. Atkinson
America
Gsve
J. G. Thomas
Vivrand Pete
A. B. Moore
Mis. G. Thomson
Mre J
Daphne
Mary Pickford
Topsy
Bineck
Count de Traybitski
Sheba
Oy Caballero
Abe
Nero
Thaphne
Shirley Akeries
D. Caine
H. Kelly
Mins J. Fullerton
H. Frantia
M. Cochrane
T. F. Atkinson
Market Prices for Tropical Produce and Commodities News
The Committee of Direction Bris bane wires price ranges for fruits and vegetables including melbourne and brisbane pineapples, tomatoes, cucumbers, mangoes, pumpkins, dees and fish. Prices listed in shillings and pence show variability with many items in small lots. Mr Lyons comments frame the broader faith of the people in government and themselves as a conclusion.
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Brisbane
Sydney
Enteral Into
Maurice Chevalier’s rise from poverty to Paris stage idol
A condensed biography traces Maurice Chevalier from grim childhood in Menilmontant to early jobs as a carpenter and printer. He rose with Mistinguette at the Follies Bergere, served in WWI, earned a Military Cross, and became Paramount’s talking picture star in Immortality of Paris, noted for his height, hair, eyes, and magnetic stage presence. The piece also critiques camera hogging on set and Joan Beers advocating long hair in the film Anybody’s War.
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Maurice Chevalfer
Maurice Chevailler
Paris
Hollywood
Paramount
Chevalier
Menilmontant
Casino Des Tourellees
Mistinguette
Red Cross
France
Follies Bergere
Casino de Parla
Jease I. Lasky
Baris
Charles Hogeva
Schertgloger
Joan Peers
Miss Beers
Modern Hollywood Styles Drift Into Evening Wear
Pastel dominated new evening looks headline the season with Clandette Colbert in a cherry pair ensemble for Paramount's A Mapslaughter. Ginger Rogers showcases cupboard glamour in silver rails and powder-blue decor while Claima Townes shines in heaven blue gowns for Her Welding Night. Fashion notes highlight cape silhouettes, shorter boleros, and slimmer waists as designer Travis Banton previews season tendencies for the Greater New Show World productions.
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Clandette Colbert
Chery Phair
Paramount
Alice Luer Miller
Sewest Shah
Hollywood
Packmount
Travis Banton
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Xmas Cheerio
Commonwealth Loan
MR. Lyons
Golf Notes
Loftie
Ginger Rogers
Mish Rogers
Berthas
Segeon
Jon Peers
Pain- Weunt
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