Canberra hosts Melbourne modern dance theatre
The Contemporary Dance Theatre from Melbourne opens at Canberra Theatre tomorrow for four performances ending Saturday. The 14 member company, directed by Miss Shirley McKechnie, aims to create an Australian contemporary company for young dancers to grow artistically through modern training.
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Authors Push for Public Lending Right in Australia
The Australian Society of Authors led by Colin Simpson urges a public lending right to compensate authors when their books are loaned by libraries. If enacted, modeled on Denmark and Sweden, a statutory body would implement the scheme, potentially benefiting authors without heavy library costs, and may revive titles publishers deem uneconomical.
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Ages Puzzle Riddle Echoed by Teenagers
In a dialogue a father lists three ages with a tangled relation: Dave is half as old again as John would be if John were half as old as Bill, who is half again as old as Dave would be if Dave were half as old as John. Solve for the three ages given the structure provided.
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Rolf Harris to perform two Canberra Theatre shows
Australian entertainer Rolf Harris tours cabaret through Australia New Zealand and North America. He will appear in Canberra with 6pm and 30pm shows supported by Lorne Lesley and continues a career including TV radio and live appearances across Perth Sydney Melbourne Adelaide Brisbane and more.
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Music Workshop in Canberra Forms confident youth ensemble
A three day music workshop at Canberra Girls Grammar School drew 120 children with Andrew McCullough directing tutors from private teachers and the Canberra School of Music. The festival culminated in a Sunday concert featuring Schubert Rosamunde and Beethoven’s First Movement with Hiroyuki Harada as soloist. The centerpiece was George Dreyfus The Song of the Maypole performed by 80 children.
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Adelaide painter to show here
Adelaide born artist Vutas Kapociunas opens a solo exhibition at Nundah Gallery this Thursday with a 2 30 pm preview. Born 1943, he arrived in Australia in 1949 and earned a Commonwealth Fine Arts scholarship in 1962, with later scholarships in France and recognition in London over 1967.
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Dame Judith Anderson Wins Emmy Award in 1968
Dame Judith Anderson’s Elizabeth the Queen was named outstanding dramatic programme at the 20th Emmy Awards. The ceremony in New York honored top TV achievements with Frank Sinatra and Dick van Dyke hosting, while Nancy actors and series including Get Smart Mission Impossible and Hogan's Heroes picked up multiple awards.
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Untitled Radio Schedule Fragment 1960s
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TV Guide Chronicle of Evening Schedule Listings
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