Public screening of antiwar films to feature It Happened Here and War Hunt
The Cantera Pol Centre will host a Monday 8pm screening of It Happened Here by Kevin Brownlow, a reconstruction of Nazi occupation in Britain with a nurse in a hospital used as an extermination centre. Also shown is War Hunt from 1960s, an American drama about soldiers and a marginalized Korean War boy, highlighting postwar trauma and moral strain.
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Canberra Symphony seeks violins amid national shortage
The Canberra Symphony Orchestra, Australia’s largest semi professional group, appeals for loan of violins to fill a wide shortage. The management offers one year scholarships to ten volunteers from the Mafia scene to learn and play. Vincent Fatwards at the Canberra Show of Music notes the instrument improves with playing. Owners of unplayed violins can contact the orchestra manager via the School.
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Confusing Dialogue on Violins and Violas Confounds Test
Fragmented dialog hints at a musical instrument inquiry about violas and violins and a contralto role. Dialogue mentions Peargail and a repair offer for yesterday's answer, with unclear ages and offerings. The text is garbled and lacks coherent facts.
Bridge bidding confusion leads to dramatic four diamonds reveal
The hand starts with an opening king of clubs then a simple forcing two hearts. North, with strong values, chooses a bold four diamonds jump after South responds one spade and a spade bid, revealing a dramatic shift in strategy as the defense unfolds.
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Spade and Club Play in Ladies Tournament Duel
A bridge game described with bidding forcing action and trump confusion. North overtook game with five spades, declarer faced danger as opponents held missing trumps. Hearts and clubs were played from dummy, leading to a sequence of ruffs and overruffing before the last tricks. The April event lists participating pairs: Mrs Melarg with Mrs Bandyma, Mrs Dannt with Mrs Mradhory, Mrs Pelman with Mrs Cook, Mrs Lowe with Mrs Street, Mov Nedman with Mrs Berry, and Mrs Camish with Mrs David.
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Play reading at Meriwrath home in Forrest
An ACT Division of the Arts Council of Australia event presents an active reading of J. M. Burke’s The Twelve Pound Look at the home of Dr and Mrs W A Meriwrath on Talbot Street Forrest on Wednesday May 11 at 7 45 pm. Members and friends are invited. inquiries to Mr Meriwrath by telephone.
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Television Channel Squared: School Race Headlines
Fragmented OCR notes show TV channels and time cues with scattered names and numbers. The unreadable text hints at school race coverage and movie listings alongside channel identifiers and prices.
Actor wins Best Actor at Hega Drama Festival
Aremertory, Penigoel, earns Best Actor for a dual role in a Pinter one act The Tories directed by Sid Jolts at the Hega Drama Festival held in Stra He played the haghand and lover, Lavery areaory, Workshor pest acts.
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