Naive art and bold enamels at Macquaries Galleries
Leisure section reviews Henri Bastin’s naive paintings and Nivette Dutton’s bright enamel works in an exhibition at Macquaries Galleries. The catalog debates the meaning of naive and primitive terms in art, noting Bastin’s playful juxtaposition with the Mona Lisa and Dutton’s glistening enamel pieces on copper dishes and bowls.
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Ninette Dutton
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Schubert Song Cycle Die Schone Mullerin in Canberra
A Canberra Arts Council Music Informal recital featured William Herbert and Betty Smith performing Schubert’s Die Schone Mullerin at Red Hill, echoing the cycle’s shift from light wanderlust to despair. The duo balanced voice and piano, highlighting Schubert’s intricate harmonies and the piano’s luminous accompaniment. This 1966 event capped eight years of growing Arts Council music events in Canberra.
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Red Hill
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Crooning-era star Rudy Vallee makes comeback with Winchester Cathedral
Crooner Rudy Vallee, once known as The Beatle of the late 1920s and 1930s, returns to recording with Winchester Cathedral. Hollywood reports say four labels courted him after hearing the track. he also plans to continue acting while reviving tunes from his era.
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Canberra Repertory seals successful year with two plays
The Canberra Repertory Society reports a strong year with over 22 000 attending since August at the Playhouse. The year closes with The Private Ear and The Public Eye on December 8, featuring guest players Joan Bruce Kenneth Laird and Dennis Olsen.
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Public Eye
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Four Corners guests clash on democracy debate on TV
TV critic notes a Melbourne studio clash among Dr Frank Knopfelmacher Victoria Police Inspector Crowley and Patt Warn with Bob Gould in Sydney. The segment probes whether demonstrations threaten democracy, while Four Corners struggles with leadership and a recess.
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TV SCHEDULE LINEUP WITH CLASSIC FILMS AND DRAMA
Channel guide lists matinee My Brother Jonathan with Michael Denison Dulcie Gray and Ronald Howard. Pay TV slots show Payment Deferred starring Charles Laughton and Ray Milland. Prime time features Hogan's Heroes Danger Man Coronation Street Peyton Place and Tom Dick and Mar. News weather and quizzes fill gaps with cartoon blocks and community listings.
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Danny Kaye Drops Out of TV Show for 1967 68 Season
Danny Kaye announced he will not continue his weekly television show for a fourth season. United Press International reports Ted Ashley informed CBS president John Reds by telegram that the comedian will not appear on a weekly series during the 1967 68 season. He had been on the show for the past three seasons, which had been plagued by Nowlings.
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United Press International
Ted Ashley
CBS TV
John Redds
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