Theatre in Review Canberra ends cultural drought with new Centre
Hope Hewitt notes that 1965 brought a substantial rise in Canberra’s theatre assets led by the new Theatre Centre opening. The local scene revived as major companies increased activity and audiences returned, signaling a shift after a prolonged drought. The end of the drought sees theatres and ensembles expanding, with projects thriving, though risks remain for sustaining momentum.
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New Theatre Centre
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Darling tops New York Critics vote for 1965 best actress
Julie Christie wins best actress for Darling in the New York Film Critics Circle awards. Peter Fonda? No, the text references various films and figures, noting Christie’s award and mentioning Schlesinger’s Darling and Fellini’s work, along with Canberra theatre activity and amateur groups shaping the year in Australian theatre.
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Reuter
Julie Christie
Purligg
New York Film Critics” Circle
Oscars Red Acie and The Fiker: A Patchwork Play Year
A garbled fringe of names and credits hints at awards and theatre notes. Mentions include actors, producers, managers and a Canberra audience, with references to a 16 analytics plan and a mixed classical contemporary program for the new year market.
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Alan Walker
Bev
San Ives
Vinbeske Siewirl
Juiesh
Adrienne Burpess
Bulavicis
Apeal
Vaughan
Pentess Tomal Yaminanice
Canberra
Argentina Chess Championship Crowned by Sanquineti
Grand master San guineti won Argentina's championship with 16 points, ahead of Grandmaster Rossetto on 15, followed by Schweber, Pelikan, Rubnetti and others. The event featured top players from Germany, Belgium, and the USA, with prize details and ongoing rounds reported.
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Radio Programme Schedule Fragment from a Modern Listing
A dense OCR fragment outlines a midweek radio timetable with numerous program names and hosts. It lists segments like What’s New, Tasmanian Orchestra, Berlin Philharmonie, and other music talk pieces, mentioning times around noon to late evening and including names of presenters, choirs, and orchestras. The text is garbled but centers on a shared radio schedule and assorted musical features.
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Morning Music and World Roundup Broadcast Schedule
Program grid lists Get Up and Go Morning Music and World Roundup segments with Brahms Faure and Charabunl pieces. Orchestra features continue at 9.30 and 11.30 with Lorin presenting through the morning.
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Faure
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Television Schedule Fragment From An Old Paper
A garbled TV grid lists programs and times such as Winter Wonderland with Lynne Roberts and Charles Drake, The Temple of Evil, Animal Magic, The Unknown Asteroid Patrol, and various afternoon to late evening slots. Also shows Mr Ed, Canberra News, The Marriage Lines, and Debby Drake among others with unclear spellings.
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Ture
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