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Kadimah Jewish Cultural Centre and National Library
Programme, Purim Concert 20 Mar 1954; 1954
Play - The Bakers, Song by M. Broderzon The Melbourne Purim Megillah of Esther written by B. Warshavky on the honour of Queen Elizabeth's visit to Australia - read by Yasha Sher. (b) It is being said in our town - written by E. Honig and read by J Giligich. (c) At the ticket office of the Jewish theatre written by A. Shulman and read by Yasha Sher. (d) Kupletn- written by B. Rozen. (e) R. and Ch, Swiatlo sang songs from Gebirtig (f) The Photoalbum a montagedovid herman theatre, s. burstin, avram vygushin, chana kotlazs, pnina kochen, sara cykiert, yasha sher, shia tigel -
Kadimah Jewish Cultural Centre and National Library
Programme, Purim Concert 21 Mar 1954; 1954
M.C. J. Giligichdovid herman theatre, i. raymer, y. rabinovich, m. rochlin, j giligich, ray somina, a. hurvitz, b. rozen, e. honig, j. bluthal -
Kadimah Jewish Cultural Centre and National Library
Programme, Plays by I. L. Peretz ; 1952
Orchestra - Miriam Rochlin, Ch. Wainer, Y. Vilerdovid herman theatre, jacob waislitz, moshe potashinski, chana light, i silman, eva meletski, i. levine, pnina kochen, mila waislitz, shia tigel, a. vygusin, meyer ceprow, b. rosenberg -
Kadimah Jewish Cultural Centre and National Library
Programme, Jacob Waislitz and his first word concert; 1951
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Kadimah Jewish Cultural Centre and National Library
Programme, Mirele Efros 1931; 1931
Drama in 4 Acts , farewell performance of Madam Honig prior to leaving Australia. Performed by the Union of Jewish Stage Melbournedovid herman theatre, chana honig, sam aloni, f. elbaum, fanny rosner, sol mendelson, i. ginter, rochel rosner, j. glickman, shoshana sacks -
Kadimah Jewish Cultural Centre and National Library
Programme, Mirele Efros. Front cover advertising of 2 forthcoming events; 1938
Play in 3 acts produced by N. Ginterdovid herman theatre, s. ginter, s. oliver, p. jedwab, e. silman, i.ginter, a. mrocki (mortski), n. ginter, r. oliver, l. jedwab -
Kadimah Jewish Cultural Centre and National Library
Programme, Mirele Efros 1948; 1948
dovid herman theatre, rachel holzer, sh. king, i. bluthal, d. rothman, sh. hochgelernter, y. sher, ch. light, r. levita, sh. migdalek -
Kadimah Jewish Cultural Centre and National Library
Programme, 200000 or the Big Winnings; 1933
Union of Jewish Stage Melbournedovid herman theatre, i. ginter, ch. hoyzi, mrs. glickman, r. hirsh, f. jedwab, a. weit, m. hurwitz, mr. shadur, s. mendelson, b. rosenberg, e. krawat, n. rosenberg, mr. hoyzi, mr. woolf, mr. sayfdis, m. marks, e. low -
Kadimah Jewish Cultural Centre and National Library
Programme, A Big Musical Concert; 1948
Piano Miriam Rochlindovid herman theatre, r. swiatlo, y. lotimer, d. ziserman, 10 year old h. swiatlo -
Kadimah Jewish Cultural Centre and National Library
Programme, Raya Zomina (3rd concert); 1949
M.C. Y. Sher, Piano Miriam Rochlindovid herman theatre -
Kadimah Jewish Cultural Centre and National Library
Programme, The Green Fields; 1951
Talkie comedy with music illustrations performed by Jewish schools Melbournedovid herman theatre, helen beverlen, leah naomi, lazar freed, david opatoshu, izidor kashir -
Federation University Historical Collection
Map - Map - Geological, Geological Survey of Victoria - Ballarat, 09/1858
Coloured Geological Map of Ballarat, edged with masking tape. The map show alluvial silt, gold drift, geological orders, volcanic, and gold workings. Scale is 8 chains to an inch. WGS 84 Centroid: 37 degrees 33 feet 33 inches south 143 degrees 52 feet 02 inches east W.E. extent: 5km NS extent: 3 kmballarat, ballaarat, geology, goldfield, phillips, j. phillips, mining, alfred selwyn, ferguson and mitchell -
The Beechworth Burke Museum
Geological specimen - Ventifact (wind- or ice-shaped) pebble
Ventifacts are sand-blasted rocks that are typically faceted and often display parallel grooves carved by wind-blown sand. They are useful indicators of wind direction and strength in environments such as deserts, mountains, and coastal areas because they are usually not hidden by later sediment, soil or vegetation cover. In Antarctica ventifaction is strongly related to the composition or type of rock. Ventifacts are important because they provide evidence for abraders such as sand, dust or snow and ice crystals, and offer a unique understanding of past wind processes that are effective in the reconstruction of past wind flow conditions and can provides clues to weather and climate changes in the past. Interestingly ventifacts have also been found on the surface of Mars. They were a threat to the NASA rover due to the sharp angles of the facets, created by the Martian wind over the course of millions of years. These Martian ventifacts act like weathervanes for past wind and weather patterns on the red planet in a similar manner to those found on earth.The Geological Survey of Victoria was instigated in response to the Victorian Gold Rush which began around 1851 in the Beechworth, Castlemaine, Daylesford, Bendigo and Ballarat areas. The survey was conducted by Alfred Richard Cecil Selwyn from his arrival in December 1852 until his resignation in 1869and during this time he trained many notable geologists, e.g. Aplin, Wilkinson, Daintree, who went on to other State survey senior positions. This specimen was among those donated to the Burke Museum in 1868.A hand-sized solid mineral specimen in shades of dark and light browns with light lines visible in all configurations and a groove on configuration 2.light lines visible in all configurations and a groove on configuration 2burke museum, beechworth, geological, geological specimen, ventifact, antarctic region, antarctic, alfred richard cecil selwyn, alfred selwyn, wind direction, wind strength, abraders, wind flow, climate change, reconstruction of wind flow conditions, weather change, mars