Pop movement Brings Unscheduled Sets to Venues
A vibrant scene unfolds with Roy Shephard leading a pop movement and Roy Dreygan planning street performances in Morayshire. The Abbey and Haggis announce holidays, Canyon and Claves announce dance pairings, while HEAVEN and other acts perform across Wollongong venues with mixed reviews highlighting pacing and orchestral balance.
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Tintern Abbey
Sydney
Fillmore | Central
Dunes
Haydon Gams
Manus
Long
Abbey
Dreygan
Lazenby to star in Denkin film after Bond fame
London reports that Australian actor George Lazenby may take the lead in a forthcoming action film titled Denkin. The Daily Sketch notes Lazenby’s bearded look while filming scenes of high pace riding and gunplay, but quotes him as uneasy about on set shootouts.
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Baker
Europe
Avid
Nora
London
AAR
Tralian Cieoree Lazenby
Tye
Jeston
Balarree
George
Lye
Geoie
Murs
Phere
New York
Mike Tionaite
Kaufman
Pany Ie
Net Appia Antica Villa
Rome
Mise Lollobrigida
Knutzman Akid
Ueleoss
Firport
Abe
Guitarist in road accident near discotheque
Dorbyshi Daily Sketch reports Caswel Hickson of the Redroaks involved in a road accident while assisting road equipment from a van near a discotheque. A car is believed to have rear-ended the van. Hickson, 18, from the West Indies, is hospitalized in a poor condition after the incident following a New Year's Eve session.
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Lonron
Dorbyshi
Daily Sketch
Tovay
Caswel Hickson
Redroaks
Hickson
Hosttal
Went Indies
Shame wins best foreign film in 1969 awards
US National Board of Review names Ingmar Bergman's Shame best foreign language film of 1969. Alfred Hitchcock wins best director for Rope? Peter O'Toole cited as best actor for Goodbye Mr. Chips musical. Geraldine Page and others win top acting honors in a roundup of year end awards.
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New York
Ingmar Bergman
US National Board of Review of Motion Pictures
Associated Press
Alfred Hilcbeogh
Peter O'Toole
Ambaton
Ronis
Geraldine
Pipe
Mr Chipr
Britain
Jadot
Jean Bindie
Wayne
Adoten
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NCA
Ge Avion
Genema Fyhidition
Feaurenten
Nates
Sellverview Cafe
Red Horn
Deakin
Roy Shephard
Mrs Miller
Aikor
Arthor Laing
Ron Lees
Finny Allen
We & Gi Store
Tor
Carmien
Jones
Jock Jones
Victor
Sams
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Hells
Geomer
Mip
Sundown Drive-In
Freddie and the Dreamers
Tates
James Cagney
Cannsy
Dorak Bond
George Montgomery
John WA
Otro
Hal Wallis
Heopversa
Enor
Dixie Golf
Circe Civic Theatre
Tommencina
Side OF the Mountain
Sor
Queanbeyan
Roneaa
Renter Cinema
Filind
Isunday
Neonge Cloyzor
the Spies
Lee Erplonsy
Curt Jurgens
Peter Ustinov
Czar
Stalin
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Potios
Spe
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Sheng
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Irs
Melsquane
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Gold Coast
Beya
Andy
Wochings
Sandie
Gina Lollobrigida
Marty Ual
Canberra Theatre Centre
Sallery Ramungs
Yar
Rom Yonday
Sar
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Northern Territory
Alovision
Martins Skating
Criterion Hotel
Satan Toshan
Nfl Muburben
Vlus
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Ereentog
RED Hammer
Hayoon Centre
Connessa
Terfaniauine
Cine
Leohard French Wours
Anmee
Alan Rowe
Melbourne
Larry Hulvey
Ray Dickson
Adventist Youth Congress
Canberra
the Statesman Hotel
Curtin
Caver
Nee Taigta
Eee
Ilaza
Ig O Williamson Tres Ltd
Google
Withers
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Neil Simon
Plaza ‘ “Sur
John McCallum
Canberra Theatre
Travel Post
Monaro Mall
Bourchiers
Kingston
Homer