Japanese Film Has Warmth and Appeal at Manuka Screening
A screening at Manuka Theatre showcased The Japanese 1 a true story highlighting rural scenery and seasonal changes. Jiro the boy and his horse Takeru are portrayed with restrained, moving performances reaching a poignant Derby win before Takeru dies. final vision shows a phantom horse rising toward the sky. subtitles carry Americanisms.
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II Theatre
Manuka, Ga
Or of
Japan
Iki
Jiro
Takeru
Ces
Tokyo
Specialisation In Education Slated At Speech Night
The college speech night at St. Patrick's College Goulburn featured Rev Brother F D Marzorini criticizing narrowing education to specialist tracks. He urged broad liberal studies for the whole person and noted NSW University of Technology requires broad bio and social science courses at the tertiary level. Francis Smith and Ian Rees were named dux and captain respectively for 1957, with attendance from Archbishop E O'Brien and Monsignor KE Favier among others.
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Goulburn
F. D. Marzorini
A. J. Meing
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Monthe College
Jaro
St. Christopher's
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Bro. Marzorini
N.S.W. University of Technology
Marzorini
The
Christian Brothers
Francis Smith
F. 8. Smith
Williamsdale
Ian Rees
F. Rees
Cooma
E . O'Brien
KE. Favier
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