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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jan 13, 1968

Page

4

Opera adapts The Leopard into Il Gattopardo at Massimo Palermo

Angelo Musco presents Il Gattopardo in three acts with libretto by Luigi Squarzina. Nicola Rossi Lemeni stars as Don Fabrizio Salvia while Pier Luigi Pizzi aids production. The Massimo Theatre launches its operatic season with the modern adaptation, aiming for an autonomous spectacle blending literature and music.

Giuseppe di Lampedusa Visconti Angelo Musco Luigi Squarzina Massimo Theatre Palermo Musco Squarzina Nicola Rossi Lemeni Fabrizio Salvia Lambusa Pier Luigi Pizzi Prince Fabrizio of Salvia Signor Lemeni Agenzia Italia Don Fabrizio

Not them but their ages puzzle returns after years

A joke line recalls Mike and friends laughing as Andy returns after about fifteen years with a wife and two kids. Mike says the children’s ages satisfy: if you multiply their ages you get three times the sum of the digits of their ages. The answer is teased for Monday.

Mike Andy

Harrison records in Bombay studio amid Beatles meditation talk

George Harrison wore blue pajamas and a yellow embroidered jacket in Bombay while denying plans for meditation study with Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. He said the visit aimed to record music with Indian musicians for a film and argued entertainment came second to music. The Beatles were seen by some as cartoon figures rather than musicians.

Bombay George Harrison Harrison England

Small Faces to Tour Australia Open in Sydney Next Week

The Small Faces, a top group, will arrive in Sydney next week to start a tour with The Who and Paul Jones. They open in Brisbane on January 20, perform at Sydney Stadium on January 22 and 23, then Melbourne Festival Hall on January 25 and 24, with Adelaide and Canberra dates planned but Perth missed.

Small Faces Sydney Tichycon Park Mascot Airport The Who Paul Jones Brisbane Stadium Melbourne Festival Hall Adelaide Canberra Perth

Garry Raffaele Ill. Pop Cult Delayed Until Recovery

Garry Raffaele is ill and will miss appearances until he recovers. Pop Cult will resume when he returns to health.

Garry Raffaele Pop Cult

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Puzzle clues listed with across and down entries narrate a historic crossword grid. Answers reference mine project tears hone girls conjects learnin powder curved altain ape colony ransom cosmos Alictions earthenware bedauh catches agitated tolerates wearing away compass point proverb relinquish parched Allen quiver omission sign thick urgent branch official attendant attempt shine acrimonious ten year periods of the ear rejected upright Reinstate stamped animals dressed unfolds garbled cloving tree present consumer solution Monday

Allen

Variety Radio Schedule Fragments Highlight 1967 Programs

A dense OCR fragment lists numerous broadcast times and shows across days, naming Midnight-Sam 12 News, Morning Sessions, Weather Bureau Reports, sports, classical music blocks, sermonals, concerts, and roving news segments. It mentions Frank Chamberlain, Sue Bray, and others amid GMT-like timetables and program blocks.

Bere Weather Bureau Frank Chamberlain Unitedade Farmers’ Review Farade Beeyee Elcoquarie Ed Arom Sou Racing and Sporting Service Sue Bray Hoe Srt

Television listings with mixed programs across channels

A dense schedule listing SATURDAY and SUNDAY programs across Channel 3 and Channel 7. It includes films such as Day Will Dawn and Oliver Twist, sports events, cartoons, news, specials, variety shows, religious service, and children's programs with performers and times. Names include Sterling Deborah Kerr Hugh Williams Griffith Jones Ralph Richardson Aldo Fabrizi Robert Newton Alec Guinness Kay Walsh Francis L Sullivan Mary laurie Kath leen Harrison Anthony Newley Diana Dors Lucille Ball William Holden James Gleason Janis Carter Duke Ellington Coventry Cathedral Flipper Dick Van Dyke Show.

Sterling Deborah Kerr Hugh Williams Griffith Jones Ralph Richardson Britain Texas England Robert Newton Alec Guinness Kay Walsh Francis L. Sullivan Henry Stephenson Mary Laure Kathleen Harrison Anthony Newley Diana Dors Hugh and Squiggle Pat Bill Duke Ellington Coventry Cathedral Dugald Munro Disneyland Richmond Lucille Ball William Holden James Gleason Janis Carter Wolper

Wordplay Puzzle Clue Set Teases Mental Strokes

A cryptic style puzzle lists clues with varied wordplay and definitions. Entries include a mix of short and long answers, some referencing literature and culture, plus a final note about a Monday solution.

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