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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Aug 27, 1966

Page

4

Art and anti art debate at Mlacquarie Galleries

Robina Wallace-Crabbe presents art works in a show titled Taking and leaving ART Taking and leaving at the Mlacquarie Galleries. The piece discusses Western painting’s evolution from the Renaissance to late 19th century forms and the anticart movement, noting renewed interest in new values and contemporary directions.

Robina Wallace-Crabbe Mlacquarie Galleries Theatre Centre Perhiayys Robin Wallace Rabbe Tbs

Crazy Crochet and The Most of The Animals review round-up

Inconsistent souls and uneven music mark Crazy Crochet by Cal Nolan and the Soul Syndicate with a CBS mono issue priced $5 25. The Animals Most of the Animals on Columbia mono 34054 6035 shows early rhythm and blues fervor with standout paintings, while the review laments bland arrangements and praises two striking pictures and the Rising Sun track. The critique also praises The First Herd of Woody Herman at Carnegie Hall as a milestone in modern jazz.

Soul Syndicate Nolan Col Nolan Doug Ashdown Columbia Harlem Carnege Hall Hizzy Herd

Week's Top 40 Hits Preview From Popular Charts

A scrambled list highlights top songs and artists for the coming week including The Shondells, Red Riding Hood, The Pharoahe Pal, The Trower, and Pattie Page. It notes potential chart movements and mentions several performers and bands across various genres.

Sim Bose Banfield T. Lay Lane Stermera Tile Aaks Parks Cremamen Mr Ager Mautner Shondells Ryan Cristie Pere Frank Cane Bey Guantanomers Vie Sarl Cole Kreis Phe Brack Fapert Corr Fondee Selence Pewee Meceke & Weller Baim Solnam Man Femeni Werdelir Peters Smith Corkle von Richard Dells

Radio schedule and programs for weekend broadcasts

A dense list of Saturday and Sunday radio programs detailing show titles, hosts, and time slots across music, news, sports, and entertainment. It includes various segments such as The Lemon of the Master, The Bible Speaks, Morning Music, News Headlines, and feature sets like Songs for You and Mr. 930, with hourly updates and special events noted throughout the day.

Harry Dearth Rman Barrie Freedman Woon Spm Seapes Fasy Fasy Aralcontd Diana Ward John Wests Wold AON Ene Jupp Theatra Arch Meckindy

Television listings tease packed weekend schedule

A dense broadcast guide shows films and programs across stations with titles such as Flying Missile Meet the People and The Canterville Ghost. It lists sports, cartoons, talk shows, and news, including World events and local features like Divine Service at St James Church.

Saturday Radio Schedule Rich in Music and News

A dense list outlines a Saturday radio slate featuring morning news at 9am and a string of music programs through the day. Highlights include Morning Muse, World Roundup, Top of the Pops, and Sydney broadcasts with Australian Music, Accent on Melody, and Sherlock Holmes serials leading to late-night news and Close.

Tex Morton Laval Lombarde Ava Massey Lecures Warlock Byrat Janis Rlebrity Records Mademoiselle DE Paris Paris John Williams Segovia Southern Gardener Four Corners Ducky Dan Farson Australia Heroes OF the Path Lassie Quiz Kids Tammy Wew's Dean Martin Maigret Spectrum Lewis Mumford AIS Eric Chid Kevin Arnett Kevin Arnen Erin Canberra Murdoch Britain George Pikler 7 News Helen Reddy Sherlock Holmes Martin Royal

Lennon on The Beatles popularity in church turnout

A reader argues Lennon spoke in statistics about The Beatles being more popular, not better, noting churches booked for weeks as Beatle fans attend. The writer urges not to misinterpret Lennon's remark and recalls Beatle attention in worship venues.

John Lennon Bendain Anpart Vievele Tawe USA Beatle Noir Esis Church Lennon

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