Synopsis of the play, with list of performers and production staff, presented as a 25th anniversay celebration.Covering letter included, regarding donation of the program by Sue Barnett, dating from her time as a teacher at Norwood High School. Of the names listed in the program, the following were teachers; Doug Heywood, Cheryl Conlon, Heather McCarthy, Dawn Brand, Denise Liddy, Alex Fazakas, Lois Stirling.

Robyn CLINCH on violin at the launch of the Women of Port Melbourne Exhibition & book, October 2005.Robyn CLINCH & her group playing at the launch of the Women of Port Melbourne exhibition18/10/2005 Robyn Clinch & her groupwomen of port melbourne, robyn clinch

A black and photograph of soldiers playing volley ball in Bien Hoa 1965 - 1966photograph, bien hoa, charles (john) shay

Melbourne Theatre Company later leased Athenaeum Theatre 1977 -1985Paper program; 16 p. includes articles about the play, the actors and advertisementsFile includes three theatre reviewsmelbourne theatre company, part 2 season 21, equus, peter shaffer, the university of melbourne, the australian elizabethan theatre trust, melbourne city council, martin dysart, mick rodger

Paper program for a play performed at the Athenaeum Theatre commencing 6 February 1980athenaeum theatre, program, hobson's choice, melbourne theatre company

Coloured photo of Children playing Hoops on Heritage Week Open Day 1997.nunawading and district historical society, heritage week 1997

Colour photographs of biscuits made to celebrate Hawthorn playing in the AFL Grand Final. hawhorn, football, afl, premiers, mcg, afl grand final, luke hodge, alistair clarkson

1/2 page newspaper clipping with photograph of Dark holding a playing cardSpotlight on Local Talent AT A GLANCE What: Made in Ballarat concert When: Sunday, June 24, at 2pm Where; HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE, 17 LYDIARD STREET SOUTH Tickets: Adult $37.50, concession $30 Details: Call 5333 5888 or visit www.hermaj.com.au Caption under photo: SOPRANO: Ballarat alumni Jacqueline Dark in Opera Australia's production of Arabella. Picture Jeff Busby

Todd Woodbridge playing tennis as a small child. Materials: Paper, Photographic emulsiontennis

Book: How to Play Tennis, by Clarence Jones Materials: Paper, Ink, Cardboardtennis

Book: Play On! Report of the Masters Sport Program Materials: Paper, Ink, Cardboardtennis

Colour photograph. Band members playing under stage lights. Piano accordion.entertainment, music, musicians

Colour photograph. Man playing concertina woman in his arms. Womans backphoto, group, mixed group

Black and white photo of a boy sitting on a garden edge playing a small accordion.photo, individual, male, peter ellis collection, boy with accordian

Colour photograph. Unidentified man playing violin. Another unidentified man behind.entertainment, music, musician

1974 World Team Tennis Play-offs Magazine Materials: Paper, Inktennis

Programme of 1963 Australian Championships, played Milton Brisbane. Materials: Ink, Papertennis

Programme of 1963 Australian Championships, played Milton Brisbane. Materials: Ink, Papertennis

Bronze medallion depicting a woman playing the violin. Corresponds to Mould S.112.Sticker on reverse containing "Matcham Skipper/Australia/A18/A12" written in black pen. matcham skipper, bronze, medallion, woman, violin

Pat Corrigan was a lifelong collector of fine art and rare book and commissioned Australian artists to design personal bookplates for his family since the 1970s. Bookplate featuring Patrick Corrigan playing a trumpet in front of the Sydney Harbour Bridge.Signed: Andrew Sibley 2014patrick corrigan, sydney harbour bridge, trumpet, bookplates

Colour photograph of student playing an indoor game, Primary school Johnsonville Victoriaschools, students

Solitaire is a game for a single player that is played with pegs or marbles on a wooden board. The game consists of 32 marbles and a wooden board with 33 dents in it. The game is set up by placing 32 marbles in 32 dents, leaving the centre dent empty. The aim of the game is to remove every marble except one – and the last one must end up in the centre dent.To remove a marble, you have to move one marble over another marble, landing in an empty dent. Marbles can move up, down, left or right but never diagonally.Plain cardboard box with colourful graphic design of the game on the lid. The box encloses the round wooden playing board while the plastic marbles are contented in plastic wrapping in their own compartment. A note in pencil on the lid of the box, written by the donor, notes that three of the 36 marbles are missing.Label on box: "SOLITAIRE / THE WELL_KNOWN / GAME / Full Instructions Enclosed / Made in Germany"board game, games and puzzles, board games -- solitaire

Coloured photo of the Wedderburn Old Timers playing at a dance. Peter Ellis is second from the left. He is playing a concertina. In front of the band two men and some ladies are seated. Written on the back: Wedderburn Old Timers.photo, group, wedderburn old timers, peter ellis collection, wedderburn old timers

Photographs. Four coloured photographs of members of the Bendigo Symphonic Youth Band.a & b Members of the band standing in front on a sign. Taken when the band were playing in the Melbourne City Square 7.12.1989. c. The band playing in the Melbourne City Square, 7.12.1989 d. Susan Faux from the BSYB playing a flute donated by the Bendigo Apex Club Sept. 1987.photograph, person, members of b.s.y.b.

A tape recording of Sir Edmund Herring, The Governor of Victoria, for the opening of Legacy Week in 1968. It may have been played on radio to promote Legacy. Taped voice recording messages were a common means of communication at this point in time. More compact, lighter and less cumbersone than vinyl records.A record of a launch of Legacy Week by a prominent Australian.A recording on a tape for Legacy Week 1968 in an off white cardboard box.Label, “Legacy Week” 1968, Formal Opening by His Excellency The Governor of Victoria, The Lieutenant-Governor of Victoria, Lieutenant The Honourable Sir Edmund Herring KCMG; KBW; DSO; MC; ED;KStJ; QC. At “Legacy House” Melbourne. 2/9/68 Not to be played before 2PM on Monday 2. 9. 68 Thereafter as required.legacy week, governor of victoria, sir edmund herring, legacy promotion

Newspaper Clipping from "The Mail", 12-12-95. P 4 "Maroondah players"'. George ArundelBagpipe player George Arundel thinks there is something special about a man with a beard dressing up in a skirt and playing the pipes. "It's the theatrics of it all that I love", Mr Arundel, a member of the Ringwood Highland Pip[e Band, said. Mr Arundel began playing the bagpipesas a boy growing up in Glasgow in 1966, and has been playing them ever since.