Overseas Films Highlight Canberra Festival Lineup
Canberra Film Centre curates an Australian Film Festival with noncompetitive overseas titles. Ivan the Terrible Part I by Eisenstein draws interest as a symbol of liberal Soviet cinema, while At Midnight from behind the Curtain showcases October Revolution themes. Sydney and Melbourne audiences share the program with Canberra, featuring Eva Ruth Lay and Miklos Gabor in New Year’s Eve Budapest stories, along with Poenish Yam and other Baltic and Polish selections.
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Eijsenstein
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Miklos Gabor
Sidney
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Juan Calvo
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Many N G Natives Oppose European Influence
In Port Moresby a mixed race resident said many sophisticated natives resent European remarks and abuses. He argued unsophisticated natives may not grasp what is said, while Papuans report poor treatment by junior European officers within administration.
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Wesley Lege
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B. B. Wyllie
Territory
Farr
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Spooner Opens Conference on Artesian Water
Senator Spooner opened a conference in Sydney on underground water to decide if a permanent Commonwealth State body is needed and whether hydrogeologists should join the Health Bureau of Mineral Resources and State services. He urged regular bi level consultation among authorities to coordinate investigations.
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Sydney
Commonwealth
Health Bureau of Mineral Resources
Spooner
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