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Entertainment news notes theater listings and productions for the upcoming season. Mentions Universal Studios projects and multiple stage acts, with cast names and venues referenced.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 28, 1941
Page
4
Entertainment news notes theater listings and productions for the upcoming season. Mentions Universal Studios projects and multiple stage acts, with cast names and venues referenced.
The Choral Society notes detail practice under conductor Mr J G Norris with strong attendance and focus on mastering difficult passages. They report a stirring performance of Percy Fletcher's Song of the Gray Sea and praise the singers for keeping voices in good form for upcoming contests.
Fragmented notes describe dredging zones and mining activity across England, citing claims near Badgery Creek and Johnstone River, with references to prospectors, wartime shifts, and limited production. The report notes ongoing exploration since 1887, small-scale output, and calls for systematic survey despite uncertain evidence.
A fragmented, archaic column explores a bizarre hybrid creature and nature themes. Vague references to a “freak production,” strange zebras, and a late 19th century frame mention a White Cheese specimen and a Trust. The piece reads as a surreal, rhetorical nature discussion.
London March 25 two hundred tunnel sleepers visit the House of Commons with a petition signed by 7000 district residents asking to keep the tunnel as a shelter. The deputation includes munition workers ATP wardens women in black carrying babies. Sorenson notes the shelter usually houses 2500 and sustains a community with canteen orchestra male choir library and weekly services.
The Cairns District Hospital reported the death of George King, age 63, former MP Kime, leaving a wife and large family. Funeral services were held at St Manica's Church for Martyn Street Cemetery with Rev Father Kelly presiding. In London March 26, Sir Lane, 94, died in Rislington, noted as a prominent Imperial Youmanry figure and recipient of the Distinguished Service Order.
A cairns oriented social page reports guests and arrivals including Malcolm Daniel of the Railway Superintendent's office and several Cairns residents, alongside airline passengers from Sydney and Brisbane. Events include a Stinson flight, a church tea gathering at St Monica's Club rooms, and a Bridge afternoon with prizes donated by Mrs. J Courtney.
A Cairns resident quotes a letter from a brother in England discussing Ralph Ingersoll’s view Hitler won the Battle of Britain. The writer argues such a win would have changed the war, notes bombed churches and the suffering of civilians, and contemplates whether the present turmoil will purify and strengthen Britain and its people.
Geneva correspondent reports on British groups involved in a march into Switzerland. Police seized the unit, disrupting plans and arresting two members amid tensions over wartime propaganda activities.
In dyed colours two to three tone lamanne fabrics with prime garme like imported guutle, flawless weaving and clean crisp vetrofs suggest high quality furniture. Five orders were in progress while a proposal aims to display a lounge suite in Australian Tapestry with polished Osmk Atme edges and refined outward finish.
The War Department seeks funds to continue the canal project including the third set of locks, dredging and river control as Australia reports on the approval of a House bill to carry funds for ongoing civil works at Panama.
A Vienna sourced note claims Germany released part of a wheat stock from occupied zones. The New York report suggests about two million tons of wheat freed from a larger 2.7 million ton pool amid unsettled barter talks and unoccupied zones.
A court in London ruled that certain football benefits are taxable, affecting about 30 players who argued their allowances tied to expenses and not earnings. The decision clarifies that specific benefits connected to employment are subject to taxation, impacting their financial claims.
A garbled excerpt discusses keeping silverfish and other insects out of wardrobes. It mentions spraying and safe handling but contains many unreadable phrases and jumbled words, reflecting OCR damage rather than clear reporting. No identifiable people, places, or dates are discernible.
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