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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 15, 1968
Page
26
The IT HE Council of Canberra Repertory Society plans a revival of Arsenic and Old Lace at the Playhouse, opening October 24 and running to November 2, subject to casting. A play reading is set for Friday at 7 45 pm with casting on Saturday at 2 20 pm, both at Riverside.
Readers are invited to attend the Brewster family production of Arsenic and Old Lace as a charity evening featuring elderly gentlemen and Brewster kin. Also notes upcoming shows The Bald Prima Donna, a Hedon recitals, and Shakespeare to Opera with Macbeth and Verdi at Hut Spin on August 23.
The SE Center Cinema screens the film adaptation of the prize winning novel by Albert Camus. The screening presents a period interpretation of the author’s acclaimed work with a focus on its existential themes.
A dense listing of channel programming across sites, including Maths and for schools blocks, plays like The Nutcracker, Macbeth, and Looking at the United States, plus numerous kids shows, news, weather, and late night movie Flame in The Street. Notable films include The Stranger presented at Sydney festival, with cast and director noted.
Marian D. Clingan Hughes praises the TV adaptation of The Forsyte Saga for its compelling sincerity and authentic interiors. Eric Porter as Soames Forsythan gains depth as age softens him, supported by Irene Nyree Dawn Porter and Kenneth More. The review lauds the thoughtful depiction of privilege and elder wisdom, contrasting with modern flashy entertainment.
A dense transcription lists radio hours and program titles from various stations, noting music programs, news slots, weather, and special features. It mentions orchestras, concerts, religious devotions, parliamentary updates, and regional broadcasts, reflecting a packed schedule across stations and venues.
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