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Mrs Aeneas Gunn Memorial LibraryBook, R. C. Sherriff, Journey's end : a play in three acts, 1929
A dramatic account of the Great WarIll, p.89.fictionA dramatic account of the Great Warworld war 1914-1918 - drama, world war 1914-1918 - theatre -
Canterbury History GroupEphemera - 5 Scott Street Canterbury, 2001
Real estate advertisement for the sale by auction of 5 Scott Street Canterbury on Saturday 26 May 2001. Includes a coloured photograph of the exterior of the house and Maling Road, and a floor and site plan. A note on the flyer by Robin Kelly reports that the property was sold for $486, 500 in 2001canterbury, scott street, theatre place, maling road -
Canterbury History Group
Drawing - Illustration, At the Station, Canterbury, Melbourne
A steam train at the Canterbury Railway Station photocopied from a post card from the Real Photo Series, date unknowncanterbury, canterbury station, canterbury road, theatre place, steam trains -
Canterbury History Group
Document - My Canterbury 1938 - 1948, Daynes, N.P, 1/02/2011 12:00:00 AM
Notes of a talk by Neville Daynes to the Annual General Meeting of the Canterbury History Group 2011canterbury, bryson street, daynes> neville, maling road, theatre place, shops, public transport, world war 1939-1945 -
Canterbury History Group
Document - School Project: Heritages sites of Maling Road, Mohandoss, Priya, 2011
Project on Maling Road by tertiary student Priya Mohandoss.Includes six black and white photographs taken by Miss Mohandoss in Maling Road in 2011.canterbury, maling road, canterbury mansions, canterbury post office, stationmasters house, maling road antique market, canterbury theatre -
Bendigo Trades Hall Council & Literary Institute Inc.
Book - Soft bound book, Melissa Reeves, The Spook
It's 1965 and the South Bendigo branch of the Communist Party is in a rut. The Tribune isn't selling, membership is down and the Maoists are gaining ground. So young Martin Porter is a welcome new recruit. His mother doesn't understand why he has thrown his values out the window and grown his hair. But all is not what it seems. Martin is an ASIO mole about to discover that spying on communists isn't all dark glasses, sexy Cossack dancing and vodka shots. When his new-found friends draw him into their family he finds that doing his bit for his country is more complicated than he'd imagined. Inspired by a true story from country Victoria, Melissa Reeves exposes the Australian political obsessions of the 1960s with much humour and an astuteness that gives the play contemporary bite. The play includes an introduction by Stuart Macintyre, Ernest Scott Professor of History at the University of Melbourne. 2 acts, 6 males, 6 female.Black covered book with red text and image on cover. 87 PagesfictionIt's 1965 and the South Bendigo branch of the Communist Party is in a rut. The Tribune isn't selling, membership is down and the Maoists are gaining ground. So young Martin Porter is a welcome new recruit. His mother doesn't understand why he has thrown his values out the window and grown his hair. But all is not what it seems. Martin is an ASIO mole about to discover that spying on communists isn't all dark glasses, sexy Cossack dancing and vodka shots. When his new-found friends draw him into their family he finds that doing his bit for his country is more complicated than he'd imagined. Inspired by a true story from country Victoria, Melissa Reeves exposes the Australian political obsessions of the 1960s with much humour and an astuteness that gives the play contemporary bite. The play includes an introduction by Stuart Macintyre, Ernest Scott Professor of History at the University of Melbourne. 2 acts, 6 males, 6 female.bendigo, play, theatre, communist party, asio, melissa reeves -
Tarnagulla History ArchivePhotograph: (probably) 'Evening Strollers' Club, Tarnagulla, circa 1919
Donald Clark Collection. A sepia photograph of men and women posed in front of the verandahe entrance of a brick house. All of subjects were Tarnagulla residents. Most performed on more than one occasion as 'The Evening Strollers' in performances at the Victoria Theate, Tarnagulla. The matching outfits worn by the subjects in this photo may relate to this Club (The Strollers Club). Subjects are: L to R Back row: Alf Radnell, Clive Bock?, Clem Theobald, Syd Taylor, William 'Bill' Jackson Front row: Dolly Comrie, Daisy Jackson, Rachel / Rachael Clark, Dorrie Bock. Front seated on ground: Reg 'Skeeter' Smith. Original photograph, mounted on card. tarnagulla, entertainment, clubs, music, theatre -
Tarnagulla History ArchivePoster: New Years Eve Mardi Gras, 1988
Donald Clark Collection.Poster for New Years Eve Mardi Gras at Tarnagulla Hall held in 1988.theatre, entertainment, celebrations -
Tarnagulla History ArchivePhotograph: Former Victoria Hotel & Theatre in Commercial Road, Tarnagulla
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Tarnagulla History ArchivePhotograph: Tarnagulla Public Hall / Former Victoria Hotel and Theatre
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Tarnagulla History ArchivePhotograph: Commercial Road, Tarnagulla, looking south from Victoria Theatre
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Kadimah Jewish Cultural Centre and National Library
Audio - Oral History, Oral History Interview with Alex Dafner June 2021
Alex Dafner was interviewed about his involvement in the Kadimah from the 1970s through to the 2020s. Alex has been widely involved in Yiddish life in Melbourne. He served as a Kadimah board member (1970 – 2022) and President (1995-2015). He currently leads post-VCE Yiddish reading and conversation group. The interview was conducted by Jordy Silverstein in June 2021 for the Kadimah Jewish Cultural Centre and National Library.Digital recording of an Oral History Interview with Alex Dafneralex dafner, kadimah committee, president, melbourne yiddish youth theatre, dovid herman theatre, bund, lectures, mitvokh club, 100 year celebration, in one voice, kadimah chess club, sholem aleichem college, sender burstin, bono wiener, yasha sher, hershl bacharach, josef auerbach, moshe ajzenbud, pinchas ringelblum, nachman gryfenberg, lova friedman, yizhak khan, avrum cykiert, rachel levita, cesia goldberg, abram goldberg, yossl winkler, renata singer, joe tigel, eugene orenstein, avraham novershtern, dov noy, herschel klapfisch, adam gruzman, pinchas goldhar, herz bergner, leo fink, samuel wynn, simche burstin, varshavski -
Kadimah Jewish Cultural Centre and National LibraryDocument - Digitised book, Kadimah Jewish Cultural Centre and National Library, Third Australian-Jewish Almanac 1967, 2023
The Third Australian-Jewish Almanac was published in Melbourne in 1967 to mark the 55th Anniversary of the Kadimah. Edited by the Cultural Committee of the Kadimah it provides a unique survey of the views and concerns of Jewish immigrants in Australia. The Almanac contains short fiction and non-fiction pieces including sections on the Kadimah, Jewish Life in Australia, How Others See Us, Essays and Stories, Poems and Drama. The Almanac also includes a section in honour of those lost in the Holocaust and greetings to the Kadimah on the occassion of the 55th Anniversary. Digitisation of the Almanacs was funded by Martin Munz in honour of his parents Hirsch & Estera Munz.463 page PDF - contains bookmarked table of contentsnon-fictionThe Third Australian-Jewish Almanac was published in Melbourne in 1967 to mark the 55th Anniversary of the Kadimah. Edited by the Cultural Committee of the Kadimah it provides a unique survey of the views and concerns of Jewish immigrants in Australia. The Almanac contains short fiction and non-fiction pieces including sections on the Kadimah, Jewish Life in Australia, How Others See Us, Essays and Stories, Poems and Drama. The Almanac also includes a section in honour of those lost in the Holocaust and greetings to the Kadimah on the occassion of the 55th Anniversary. Digitisation of the Almanacs was funded by Martin Munz in honour of his parents Hirsch & Estera Munz.jewish immigrants, yiddish melbourne, hirsch munz, yiddish literature, l. friedman, chaim rosenstein, dovid herman theatre, sender burstin, a. zimmerman, a. troy, shmuel bennet, hertz bergner, chaim shoshkas, jacob pat, melekh ravitsh, mendel mann, dr. berl frimer, abraham zukiert, moishe ajzenbud, y. m. levin, j. honig, yitzchak wiener, sheva glass-wiener, y. kirsh, m. balberyszski, y. orbach, ben zion patkin -
Kadimah Jewish Cultural Centre and National LibraryPhotograph - Scanned photographs: Yiddish Theatre at the Kadimah
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Programme, ADD TITLE; YEAR
add a brief description of the performance heredovid herman theatre -
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Programme, Zygmunt Turkow Recitation; 1955
Plays three charactersdovid herman theatre -
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Programme, Zait Freilech; 1958
A revue of song, dance and humourdovid herman theatre, ann light, chavele swiatlo, chayele storch, shie tigel, yasha sher, ruth bergner, arthur turnbull, zvi gershov, jacques dessauer -
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Programme, With Open Eyes; 1954
Play in 3 acts by L. Malech, produced by Rachel Holzerdovid herman theatre, j. sher, rachel holzer, p. kochen, m. ceprow, s. brustman, i. dessauer, i. rothman, l.blusein, a. vigushin, m. shmeling, g. skurnik, ch. kotlarz, e. weinstock, s. lew -
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Programme, Warsaw Ghetto Commemoration; 1946
Children's Memorial Assembly held that afternoon with A. Patkin, D. Abzatz, J. Solvey, M. Nemenoff, J. Rosenkrantz, I. Giligitch Habonim and I Kramerdovid herman theatre, a.l. ptkin, rev. e. kowadlo, m. nemenoff, jacob waislitz, rabbi dr. h. sanger, mina heseleva, betty perlman, i. giligitch, esya nemenoff -
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Programme, Violin Recital; 1955
Violin Recitaldovid herman theatre, sybil copeland, john glickman, margaret schofield -
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Programme, Under Dem Zeilem; 1937
Produced by I. Ginter. Premiere in Melbourne of play in 3 acts. The Yiddishe Bine Amateur group in aid of Polish Jewish Relief Funddovid herman theatre, mr. j. ginter, miss silman, mr j white, miss c segal, mr. f. jedwab, mr. z. gershow, mr, i shadur, mr. b. rosenberg, miss r. leaver, mr. o. white, mr. s. oliver, mr. i. jedwab -
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Programme, Toivie the Milkman; 1940
Play in 3 acts, produced by Nathan Ginter. Music by Miss Bernson and Mr Smulevitchdovid herman theatre, nathan ginter, sarah ginter, r. lipshitz, s. fabish, m. fabish, r. podem, m. smulewitch, i. kravat, reuben hirscg, s. aloni, sh. king, a. bzazinsky -
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Programme, Together Again; 1981
Variety programme in Yiddish and Russiandovid herman theatre, ethel kovenski, lev kogan -
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Programme, The Wooden Dish (3); 1958
By Edmund Morris, directed by Shia Tigeldovid herman theatre, jacob waislitz, rachel levita, jacob lewin, chayele storch, israel rothman, shie tigel, yasha sher, andrew firestone, sam king -
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Programme, The Wooden Dish (2); 1959
dovid herman theatre, jacob waislitz, rachel levita, jacob lewin, chayele storch, israel rothman, shie tigel, yasha sher, andrew firestone, sam king -
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Programme, The Wooden Dish; 1977
By Edmund Morris, directed by Shia Tigeldovid herman theatre, rachel holzer, shia tigel, pola kochen, janette freedman, david ringelblum, yasha sher, rachel levita, joseph chaberman, mendel szmerling -
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Programme, The Witch; 1963
Musical comedy in 3 acts by A. Goldfaden, an Abraham Braizblatt productiondovid herman theatre, abraham braizblatt, simcha raichstein, lily dzik, nina kail, eva zilberman, zvi gershov, rita mandelboim, chana kotlarz, jacob milchman, shie tigel, sholem shwartz, meir ceprow, chana light, ida lustig, gitele zaidemnberg, yosef raboy, marila roxental, roza zaidenberg, dina milchman, aboe engel -
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Programme, The Wandering Stars; 1964
Sholem Aleichem's musical comedy in 3 actsdovid herman theatre, m. ceprow, a. light, e. zilberman, y. sher, s. swartz, s. tigel, r. lewita, j. lewin, g. zaidenberg, s. hochgelernter, b. lustig, s. sholem -
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Programme, The Village Boy; 1934
Drama in 4 acts. Set in the Ukraine. Performed by the Union of Jewish Stage Melbournedovid herman theatre, m. shadur, mrs silman, r. hirsh, h. hershov, mrs. b. rosenberg, a. weit, i. ginter, p. jedwab, m. shachter, mrs. r. rubin -
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Programme, The Two Kune-Lemels; 1934
Satirical comedy in 4 acts. Produced by Nathan Ginter. For the benefit of the Polish Jewish Relief Funddovid herman theatre, i. ginter, j. silman, h. segal, f. jedwab, n. ginter, j. shadur, b and m rosenberg, a. segal, j. jedwab, g. nathan, i. fivel
