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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 06, 1968
Page
4
The Theatre Centre Gallery displays paintings by Robin Wallace-Crabbe and Leo Plod Mlark at August 38 weekend viewing. The text condemns pretentious art alike while praising earnest modest craft, urging greater public support for artists to sustain creative activity.
A provocative film at Center Cinema challenges viewers with a harsh portrayal of Jan, a young man scarred by early abuse and a callous mother. The narrative centers on his search for genuine love amid exploitation and moral ambiguity.
The Canberra Symphony Orchestra under Ernest Llewellyn plans a varied concert in Canberra Theatre featuring Miss Plane Aivilled Canberthon in Mahler and Wagner works, plus Haydn and Stravinsky pieces. The ensemble will perform The Mastersingers and Firebird, with the season stressing strong soloist and conductor leadership.
W L Hoffmann reviews the Bath Festival Ensemble's ten year rise to acclaim. The review praises the Mozart and Brahms works, noting Joel Ryce and Thea King among soloists. It highlights the trio's immaculate ensemble, the piano’s guiding role, and the nuanced strings in a concert marked by intensity and refined artistry.
TV and radio actions are outlined in supplied notes. Details cover programming, scheduling, and personnel involved. The document highlights adjustments to listings and the rollout of new content across networks.
A scrambled OCR listing outlines a dense timetable of radio and music programs, including Morning Music, The Orchestra Con Am, News segments, and various talk shows. It references stations, show hosts, and times, with gaps and garbled entries.
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