Mature outlook developing in UBU Films programme
The UBU Films Underground 68 programme shows growing maturity among Australian makers. Several pieces impress with technique and concept, including Prelude In Manuscript and Shoot Shoot Shoot, while others like Draft Card Burners fall short. The program offers thoughtful, sometimes surreal works and hints at further Canberra-run editions.
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UBU Films
Ned Kelly play in England
A young Australian producer's first play about the Ned Kelly gang drew mixed notices in Sheffield. Frank Hatherley, 24, of Mosman Sydney, wrote and directed Wild Colonial Boy for the Sheffield University Drama Group. The epic work spans 15 scenes, 60 speaking parts and six songs. The Morning Telegraph critic called it an agreeable romantic version with well written dialogue but said it never truly roars.
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Ondon
Sheffield
Frank Hatherley
Mosman
Sydney
Yorkshire
Epic Propor
Ions
Sheffield ‘Morning Telegraph
Kelly Gang
Rubens Record Price at Christie’s Auction
A finished oil sketch by Rubens set a record price of 110157 dollars at a London Christies auction. Agnew's Gallery acquired the work titled Marriage of Constantine and Fausta, a piece once sold a century ago for 528000 dollars. The text also mentions theatre critic notes on Ned Kelly plays and Hatherley’s background in Sydney.
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London
Reuter
Agnew
Gallery of
Constantine and
Fausta
Jazz musician Ziggy Elman dies after long illness at 54
In Los Angeles jazz figure Ziggy Elman, once with Benny Goodman and Tommy Dorsey era bands, known for the song And the Angels Sing, died after a long illness aged 54. He rose to prominence in 1937 with Johnny Mercer penned trumpet pieces and later led his own recording orchestra. He worked with Elman on several films and joined the Benny Goodman day orchestra project before forming his own group.
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Los Angeles
Tor Harry
Ziggy’ Elman
Tommy Comey
Macquarie Galleries Third Anniversary Show Opens Tomorrow
Thirty three artists including Juan Almoril Josh Battain Barba Coburn John Coburn Kevin Connor and others will be featured in Macquarie Galleries third anniversary exhibition running from tomorrow noon to Wednesday July 3. Paintings priced at 75 dollars and under will be on view daily 10 30am to 5pm Saturday Monday Tuesday and Wednesday with Sunday hours 2pm to 5pm. The show highlights artists from the past three years and previews future participants for a forthcoming pvint show.
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Macquarie
Spm
Juan Almoril
Josh Battain
Barba Coburn
John Coburn
Kevin Connor
Ray Crooks
Stan de Teliga
Desmond Digby
Brian §.Dunlop
Mirabel Fitzgerald
Cedric Flower
James Gleeson
Tom Cleghorn
Edward Hall
Elaine Claxton
Perle Hessing
Frances Jones
George Lawrence
Margo Lewers
Rodney Milgate
Margaret Oley
Lloyd Rees
Gordon Rintoul
Handzia Bo
Television Schedule Highlights for Schools and Dramas
A dated TV guide lists school programmes like Fifth Form Maths and Third Form Maths Statistics, plus science and music segments. It features kid shows such as Here Comes Humphrey and Mickey Mouse Club, dramas including The Troubleshooters and Peyton Place, and late night film Robbery Under Arms with star cast.
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Notre Ville
Andy Pandy
Francis Drake
Canberra
Sue Becker
Ronald Lewis
David McCallum
Peter Finch
Jill Ireland
Maureen Swanson
Jerusalem Chamber Orch Schedule and World Tomorrow Teased
A radio listing outlines performances from the Jerusalem Chamber Orchestra including Kol Israel News and various music programs. The schedule highlights mid morning to evening talks and concerts with pieces like The Lost Railway and Stravinsky, plus World Tomorrow and prayer segments.
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Jerusalem
Orch Kol Israel
F Faison
Exhibition of Old Engravings and Books by Verity Hewitt
An Australiana boom features in Verity Hewitt Bookshop exhibition on June 2 at 2 pm. The display curates eighteenth and nineteenth century prints and books, including Webber pieces from Cook’s voyage, Hogarth afterprints, coast studies, and a coloured mezzotint aqua tint.
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Verity Hewitt
Apeerbomn
Webber
Cook
Hogarth
Moloo
Lauvergne
Top Forty in Canberra
Listener survey based Top Forty from 2CA lists weekly hits and drops. Names include The Beatles, Simon and Garfunkel, Elvis and Dionne Warwick among others with positions and track notes, reflecting a chatty compact chart of popular tunes and artists.
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Monvenero
Graham Chapman
C. Leith
San
Dionne Warwick
Unicorn
Jon
Les
Davi
Jonnathan
Engelbert Humperdinck
Herman't Hermits
The
Union Gap
Monkees
Lulu
Pot Machine
Re Robinson
Simon
Ee M
Jack Flash
Beate
Paul Maneda
Hi Gre
Ake Trent
Tony Hite
Lady Wiarowan
Brotha
Honey
Bobhy Goldisho
Jelly Jungle
Macarthur Park
Richard Hara
Paris
Erik Rares
Pairan
Delilam
Tom
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