Trad jazz in Canberra faces rehearsal woes and club dream
A Canberra Times feature describes Fortified Few and other part time musicians struggling to rehearse without disturbing neighbours. Neill Steeper leads a seven piece trad jazz group packing Dickson hotel lounges weekly. Musicians form interim committee to create a Canberra Musicians Club with an $80,000 loan plan and legal groundwork to establish a rehearsal and social venue for locals.
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Canberra
Neil Steeper
Neil
Neill
Dickson
Gratis
Frends
Long Hairs
Canberra City
Ciwie
Canberra Municians Union
Ron Sankey
Epic of Flight on CTC-7 Sunday at 1 6pm
The Project '64 programme on CTC-7 presents Epic of Flight, produced by David vu Wolper with Time-Life editors. The film traces humanity's ascent from the Wright Brothers to early pioneers, World War I aces like Eddie Rickenbacker and Baron von Richtofen, and advances through the interwar era to World War II.
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Epic of Flight
CTC-7
David Vu. Wolper
Time-Life
Wright Brothers
Tink
Eddie _ Rickenbacker
Manfred von Richtthofen
Television by John Hay outlines Australian TV quotas
The Australian Broadcasting Board proposes at least 12 hours monthly of Australian originated material during peak 7 to 9 30pm viewing, with two hours of drama. Seven airs McGooley on Mondays. ABC-3 plans Nice 'o Juicy in October and Friday Made in Canberra programming, while local current affairs need a longer form slot. The piece reviews Seven’s and ABC’s schedules, notes Made in Canberra shifts, and discusses program reception and notable items like Tunes of Glory and FBI on ABC-3.
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Australian Broadcasting Board
Australia
Seven
McGooley
ABC-3
Colin Frees
Juicy
Four Corners
Danny Kaye
Canberra
David Brice
Camera Seven
ABC
Studio TT
Sydney
Asfairs
Allan Fraser
Eden-Monaro
Frank Chamberlain
Jock Sinclair
Alec Guinness
John Mills
Sinclair
Efrem Zimbalist Jnr
FBI
Mexico
Zimbalist
Childace
Hornes
Inspector Barlow
Channel 3 TV schedule highlights and features
A compact schedule lists film and show times across Channel 3 and Channel 7 with titles such as Look Up and Laugh, A Beaver in the Bag, Beauty and the Beast, The Sound of Music, Coronation Street, and news blocks including News and Weather and News Headlines. Notable entries include Homicide, Peyton Place, Championship Bowling, and various children's programs.
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Peter Grey
Susie
Brian and the Juniors
Jeannie
Homicide
Fraser
Peyton Place
Coronation Street
Sunset
Sam
Vincent
Orchestra
Opera Room
Ipm
Samerlands
Tony
Mottola
Sorial
Garry Ord
Peter Ind
Iene
Saee
Parliace
Haydn
Johns Cellar
Thamene
Venice bans Swedish film poster at festival
Venice Film Festival director Luigi Chiarini ordered Swedish pavilion to cover a giant blow up of Leonardo da Vinci depicting a couple in love. The design, deemed sexually explosive, was barred from public view during competition. only the jury and press could see it.
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Leonardo da Vinci
Associated Press
Luigi Chiarini
Olle Gronstedt
Swedish Film Institute of Stockholm
Este
Chiarini
Overseas top ten Beatles lead weekly world sales feat
Overseas chart with top ten includes Beatles entries dominating weekly sales after their American tour. Notable positions show Yellow Submarine Eleanor Rigby at number one, Beach Boys God Only Knows at two, and other acts such as Small Faces Troggs Lovin Spoonful Roy Orbison and Lovin’ Spoonful featured, reflecting broad international chart activity.
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Beatles
London
Yellow Submarine
Eleanor Rigby
Beach Boys
Small Faces
Mama
Dave Berry
Alan Price
Lovin’ Spoonfuls
David and
Jonathan
Roy Orbison
Reuter
Radio Schedule Fragments Highlight Diverse Programs
An extracted list shows a dense, dated radio program grid with varied shows across music, news, drama, and talks. Entries include light classics, newsreels, international items, children’s segments, and orchestral broadcasts, with multiple time slots and host names referenced.
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the Playhouse
Edward Albee
N.Y. Daily News
Trad Jazz
New Orleans
Canberra I
Sydneys
Reon
John Sharpe
Kenny Tratt
Few Trad Jazz
Buddy Boldens
Alan Reicha
Austria
Viennese Theatre
Die
Else Baring
Book Today
David Jones
Bourchier
T.M.A
Bunda Street
Civic
Canberra Theatre
Starring Ka Peret
Bobby Limb
His
Frank Ward
Rosalind Ke
Darryl Stewart
Carlton
Kamahl
Ceylon
Ainslie Rex Band
Ainslie Rex Hotel
Cosberre
John Hay
Sandy Lennox
Channel 3
J. BL Priestly
Gracie Fields
Channel 7
MOVIE
Venice
RADIO
TIS Frank
Melody Cor Os Aaneta
Taner
BBC Newsreel
iyEvensong
Sesthe
Tarax Birth
Sion
Stock Exch
Peeae Sree
Young's
the Oachmen
Manin's Corner
Esportman Pareles
Jane Eyre
Brooks
Andrea
Israel
Philharmonic Orches
Sue Goma
Wstory
Victoria de Los
News Angeles
Dietrich Fischer- Review
Pieskau
Roger's Shop
Lelebrity
Catholic Church
Nan
Cheyenne
Ken Scot
Merry Ander
Berbers Mansell
Mil Theatre
Dolly
Walt Disney the
Patrick Wegoohan
Susan Hampshire
Technicolor
Haren
Dotwice
Garber General Exhibition
EL Tras
Irlt
SLV
Harry Morg
Sue Ane Langdon
United Artists
Alea Cliff Rebertion
Jock Hawkins
Marisa Mall Iy Masquerade
Internat
Bert Salt
Eta
Aline Nora Hayden
Louis Reynard
Ag Orn Capitol — Civic — Star
Capitol
Peter Palmer
Leslie Parrish
Lil Abner
Pum
Thomasina
Frankie and
Johnny
Masquerade
STAR
Mt Theatres
Gevia Jones
Beaking
Sureae
Guaba McLintock
Thorburn
Sage
Aidler
Gobrin
Haig