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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 07, 1972
Page
4
A review of a Chitrasena dance presentation highlighting drumming, silver beaded costumes, and both masculine and feminine styles. Notes the troupe's heritage, choreography, and the masterful leadership of Chitrasena with powerful drum ensemble and graceful dancer solos.
Theatre review by Gillian Oxford critiques a modern take on Jesus and the Resurrection. The Gardener serves as primary witness while the cast avoids direct miracles, focusing on doubt, discomfort, and the audience’s reception of faith. The piece probes belief through restrained staging and a tense dynamic between actor and viewer.
Roberta Flack breaks into the US chart with The First Time I Ever Saw Your Face, while older entries like Saafesen and Paul Simon hold top spots. The piece notes other crossovers and mentions performers and programs in a bustling music scene with varied entries and media notes.
A fragmented OCR style summary of cryptic crossword clues and scattered phrases. It references a Danorre af poley makers, revolutionary wi he mir, occupants intent on jeune, and various cryptic hints. The text also mentions The Baker Steer, Sinope, Othello warnings, and seating puzzles, all in a garbled crossword/wordplay context.
A scrambled page shows TV channels, program titles, times, and ads for a local station. It lists channels, shows like The Lucy Show, Seekers, and fashion headlines, along with prices for airtime and miscellaneous notices.
A dense broadcast listing details numerous shows on radio station 20A4 including Morning and News blocks. Program names feature Michael John Fewster, Terry Mulcater, Frank Chamberlain, and Richard Crow with various news, devotionals, music hours, and talk segments across the day.
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