Excuse Me Your Foot’s in My Cello ANU Revue 1948
ANU Revue produced by Anne Godfrey Smith and Jan Stephens Childers Street Hall opened with an improved seating plan and a central theme weaving sketches and songs. Martin Ward led the orchestra with Glynn Benedy as choreographer, delivering original numbers and strong performances including Sue Falk and Paul Thom. The show lampooned the Establishment with political sketches and a vivid Canberra setting, offering memorable pieces like Plastic Surgeon and College on the Hill. Overall it was unusual, entertaining, and engaging despite a slow start and lengthy interval, leaving audiences satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ANU
Anne Godfrey Smith
Jan Stephens Childers
Jon Stephens
Childers Street Hall
Martin Ward
Sue Falk
Glynn Benedy
Paul Thom
Blakes
House of Representatives
ABC
Canberra
College On the Hill
John Stephens
Malcolm Wild
Cello
Anne Godfrey-Smith
P.m
David Jones
Bourchiers
Top 40 tunes list with artists and drops this week
A reader survey lists the week’s top 40 music tunes with artists including The Monkeys The Animals The Union Gap Petula Clark Elvis Presley The Rolling Stones and others. Several tracks are marked as dropped this week and include titles like Cinderellla Rockefeller and Hello How Are You.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jab Mathinna
The
Monkeys
San Joe
Penne Warwick
Ennifer Eccles
Richara
David
Jonathar
Selly Jungle
Lemon Pipers
Dave Dew
Dory
Beaky Mick
M. Simon Bays
Fruitgum Company
Petula A
BIG Top
Mony Moony
Tory James
the Shondells
Godbye Barry
Tommy Jorce
Bobby Hari
Elvis Presley
Srigel TE
the Masters
Jumping Jack Flash
Rolling Stones
Cinderella Rockefella
ICAL
Figure it out when Figure it out when a patio plan
Mike inspects a reworked patio comment and Ron explains the design uses square tiles with 97 fewer pieces than before. The puzzle asks how many tiles he planned to lay, noting the patio would be square again and referencing yesterday’s answer PAY 249.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike
Ron
Midnight Radio Schedule and Daily Devotional Notes
Radio program listings detail the Midnight to Down segment on channel 12 News 17.0 with breakfast, weather, and religious devotionals. It lists show times such as Daily Devotional at 11.00, Christian News at 2, Catholic Church Interlude at 3.8, and varied programs including Touring with Te, National and Local News, Sounds of Music, and a late night Midnight News wrap.
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Eit Vincent
Weather Bureau
Boots Lansler
Ste Pare
Ccat
Roral
Wis Rere
Tonne Faernen
Seeker to work in Australia disclosure by Athal Guy
London report quotes Athal Guy of The Seekers saying the group will disband in Australia and that Judy Ken and Bruce pursue solo or writing careers while the band members prefer to break up only as a safety valve and return to Australia if they end the group.
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London
Athal Guy
The
Seekers
Australia
Australian Associated Press
Mr Guy
Judy
Ken
Bruce
Daily Mail
Adam and Eve exhibition opens in London this month
Australian actor Keith Michell will contribute three paintings to a London Adam and Eve exhibition later this month. Fifty artists and sculptors will participate, showcasing nearly 100 paintings of Adam and Eve in non abstract styles, according to a gallery spokesman.
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London
Keith Michell
The Fugitive Dossier on 6 Obptemnat Ion
A fragment from a 1960s style TV listing shows a dossier titled The Fugitive with references to obstruction and a preview segment. Jim Fraser and Des Nicholas are mentioned in brief program captions, alongside documentary and sports previews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Fraser
Peyton Place
Des Nicholas
FA Ten Street
Imaginative chamber program at Canberra Theatre
Canberra School of Music offered a gripping concert with Brahms two piano sonata in F minor, Paganini violin guitar sonatas Op.3, Britten Holy Sonnets, and Beethoven Kreutzer Violin Sonata No 9. Litsky Jenkins and Bishop impressed in Brahms, Herbert and Jenkins sang Britten, while Llewellyn and Sitsky shaded balance in Kreutzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra School of Music
Canberra Theatre
Brahms
Hermann Levi
Larry Litsky
Alan Jenkins
Melbourne
Vincent Edwards
Paganini
Benjamin Britten
John Donne
Britten
Donne
Wilim Herbert
Kreutzer
George Bridgetower
Kruetzer
Finnest Llewellyn
Larry Sitsky
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ANU Review
Childers St Hall
Anne Godfrey
Smith
Hope Hewitt
Pimlikka Studio
Pottery
Fabrice
Accesories
Franklin ST. Manuka
Mollers Dress Shop
Melbourne Symphony Orchestra
Willem van Otterloo
Yonnesey
Weber
Dreyfus
Handel
Huw Jones
Beethoven
Asus
Kane Tieine Nachtrusik
Mozart
Vivaldis
John Hmiel Mervys Simpson
Sun Music IV
Sculthorpe
Brehm
Samson
Sean the
Gee
Gvaham Chapman
Dow
HAW
Cili Redding
Jobin Rawles
Engelber Humperdinck
Luin
the Union
Gap
Hickory Holler
C_ Smith
Herb Alpert
Garfonne IL
COOD
BAD & the Ugly
Hos Marte- Aésen
Hie Orch
Tor
Honey
Bobry Goleshore
Insu
Herman
Amata
Paul Moulin
Radio
Contry Howes
Victor Funnerly
Rieck
Munley
Moe
Earl Grant
Peter Dawes-Senlith
Seers
Peter Young
Phonograph
Clow
Channel 390
Hools
Andy Pandy
Whiane
Sue Becker
Nigel Patrick
Mr Craig
Yvonne Mitchell
Paul Muse
Channel 7
Homemnon
Robert Hostemery
Constance Tommy Hanlon Jews
Mickey
Children's Corner
Anne
Art Club and the
Arts Council of Australia
ACT
Clement Greenberg
New York Times
H.C. Coombs
A.N.L
Cnr
Liversidge Street
Garran Road
Adminion Free
Carlton
DE Kroo
Ainslie Rex
Tijuana
Ainslie Rex Hotel
Sadie Bishop
W. Lb. Hoffmann
Center
Cinema Today
Anouk Aimee
Jean-Louis Trintignant
Pierre Barouh
Eastmance
Touch of
Charles Chaplin
Chaplin
John Wayne
William Holden
Margaret Rutherforderry Thomas Bernard Cribbins
el Lh
STAR
Thraras —Ousumate
Gunn
Howard Keel
Jane Russell
Waco
Haldane Newsage
Estelle Parsons
Sydney Sun-Herald
Sydney Sun
Catholic Weekly
Bonnie “Clyde
Faye Dunaway
CIVIC
Theatre — City
Sesson
Kings
Vie
Sheyan Or Theatre
Mike Henry
Jan Murray
Dennis Weaver
Vera Miles
Clint Howard
Gentle Ben
Gentle Giant
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Rod Steiger
Sidney Rutry Alta
Waren Oates
Lee Grant
Hess
Walter Mir
Datze
Capitol
Cowema
Ree Stirling
Silliphant
SCH
Norman Jewison
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