Vision for Sunemil Gallery and Victoria Cultural Centre
Proposal outlines Coreat Hall as the Sunemil Gallery and Victoria Cultural Centre with revivals lectures and conferences. The plan envisions a multifunction hall used for ceremonies, gatherings, and community events in a revived cultural hub.
Melbourne to Get National Gallery and Cultural Centre
Melbourne plans for a new National Gallery and Cultural Centre to open in 1968. The complex on St Kilda Road will include galleries, an art school, theatres, an auditorium, a cafe, and a large carpark, designed by Roy Grounds. It will house exhibits from minor to eminent and serve as a cultural hub for Victoria.
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Television clash of inspiration in unmarried mothers docs
A pair of consecutive ABC Melbourne documentaries on unmarried mothers receives mixed reviews. Ken Taylor and Philippa Haesier's Unmarried Mothers is considered lightweight next to Anne Deveson's more thorough Days program. The piece notes strong moments like Sister Berromen's compassionate view and questions Australia s social responsibility, while criticizing uneven coverage, scheduling and network timing issues. It also covers audience reactions, relay practices across regions, and upcoming efforts by the Australian Radio Television and Screen Writers' Guild to foster local Australian TV writing. The Seven Days crew will cover the Vietnam Teach-in at ANU for a Wednesday broadcast in Canberra.
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Harlow Film Seen As Pious Yet Dull Critics Split Over Harlow Portrayal
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A Night of Entertainment on CTC7 Channel 7
Tomorrow on CTC7 a lineup of programs features ASTAG on CTCT a Meminute documentary by Sydney director Anthony Buckley then Barbra Streisand in My Name is Barbra described as a pinnacle moment by United Press International and a leap in her career by the New York Herald Tribune Sheila Bradley guests on The Mavis Brarmat on Show at ten followed by Wagon Train.
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Radio Programme Listings Lob Incomplete Script
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Television Schedule Fragment From Historical Radio Channel
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Atwell to reprise Canberra concert in August
Winifred Atwell will reunite to perform in Canberra Theatre at 8 15 p m on Wednesday August 4 for a repeat of her popular concert. It will be her final Australian show before departing for London and a world tour including Hong Kong Singapore and the United States. She starts a four show run in Hong Kong beginning August 8 following Canberra.
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Magnani Returns to Stage in The She Wolf on Tour
Anna Magnani, Italy’s famed actress, resurges after a decade away in The She Wolf directed by Franco Zeffirelli. The drama, adapted from Giovanni Verga’s 1890 story, centers on primal hunger and the power of sex, with Magnani commanding attention despite a muted opening night.
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