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Melbourne Athenaeum ArchivesTheatre Poster, Alex Williamson Open Up (comedian) performing 25 March - 02 April 2016 at Melbourne Athenaeum Theatre as part of Melbourne International Comedy Festival
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Melbourne Athenaeum ArchivesNewspaper Article, Stephen K. Amos (comedian) What does the K stand for? performed at Melbourne Athenaeum Theatre April 2014
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Melbourne Athenaeum ArchivesTheatre Flyer, Touch Trolley Run To Galley performed by Pam Ann (comedian) at Melbourne Athenaeum Theatre on 2 September 2016, 2016
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Melbourne Athenaeum ArchivesTheatre Flyer, He, Comedian (comedy) featuring Andrew Goodone, 1994 Moosehead recipient, as part of Melbourne International Comedy Festival
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Melbourne Athenaeum ArchivesNewspaper article, Rove McManus (comedian) performing at Melbourne's Athenaeum Theatre on June 22 2005
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Melbourne Athenaeum Archivesweb page, David Walliams: The New Roald Dahl: Melbourne (chat) with broadcaster and comedian Meshel Laurie held on 11 May 2015 at Athenaeum Theatre as part of Wheeler Centre
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Melbourne Athenaeum ArchivesTheatre Poster, Omid Djalili (actor/comedian) performed at Athenaeum Theatre 20 October 2015
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Melbourne Athenaeum ArchivesTheatre Poster, Duncan Trussell (comedian) performing at Athenaeum Theatre on 7 November 2015
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Carlton Football ClubSouvenir Programme, Kia-Ora Sports Parade And All Star Variety 1949 3KZ Radio Show, 1949
Carlton Football Club 1949 Sports ParadeAn in season Carlton FC Sports Parade and all star variety 27th May 1949 at Melbourne Town Hall. The event was broadcast by 3KZ hosted by Norman Banks with John Ford as the announcer. The event had typical 40s & 50s entertainment on radio prior to the advent of TV; Jambouree, Orchestra, Quiz & comedians.Antique Coloured Souvenir Programme four pages -
Carlton Football ClubSouvenir Programme, 3KZ Sports Parade and Variety, 1948
Carlton Radio Sports ParadeAn in season Carlton FC Sports Parade and all star variety 23 April 1948 at the Melbourne Town Hall. The event was broadcast by 3KZ hosted by Norman Banks with John Ford as the announcer. The event had typical 40s & 50s entertainment on radio prior to the advent of TV; Jambouree, Orchestra, Quiz & comedians. The words for songs featuring on the show are on the back cover which includes Carlton's Theme song & the Theme Song for the Sports Parade Show.Beige coloured four page booklet -
Bacchus Marsh & District Historical SocietyBook, Mary Lives!
Mary Hardy was an Australian television and radio presenter, actress, writer and comedian. She was the youngest sister of the writer and novelist Frank Hardy. Mary Hardy was born in Warrnambool, Victoria but spent most of her childhood growing up in Bacchus Marsh. Mary Hary had a long and successful career which included her winning multiple Logie awards for her television role as the co-host of the variety program The Penthouse Club on Channel 7 in the 1970s. She died by suicide in 1985 at the age of 53. Prior to her death she had been working on a play about her life. After her death her brother Frank Hardy developed her project into a play which was first performed at the Playbox Theatre in Melbourne in 1992. Maryanne Fahey, comedian and writer, and well known for creating the comedic schoolgirl character Kyle Mole performed role of Mary Hardy in this first production.Printed book. Paperback. 84 pages. Citation: Mary Lives! Hardy, Frank, Sydney: Currency Press in association with Playbox Theatre Centre of Monash University, 1992. Published play script for the play Mary Lives! Includes an introduction to the published script with some background about the life of Mary Hardy. BDMHS Location: AR/SU62/S2fictionMary Hardy was an Australian television and radio presenter, actress, writer and comedian. She was the youngest sister of the writer and novelist Frank Hardy. Mary Hardy was born in Warrnambool, Victoria but spent most of her childhood growing up in Bacchus Marsh. Mary Hary had a long and successful career which included her winning multiple Logie awards for her television role as the co-host of the variety program The Penthouse Club on Channel 7 in the 1970s. She died by suicide in 1985 at the age of 53. Prior to her death she had been working on a play about her life. After her death her brother Frank Hardy developed her project into a play which was first performed at the Playbox Theatre in Melbourne in 1992. Maryanne Fahey, comedian and writer, and well known for creating the comedic schoolgirl character Kyle Mole performed role of Mary Hardy in this first production. frank hardy 1917-1994, bacchus marsh writers, mary hardy 1931-1985, hardy family bacchus marsh, bacchus marsh entertainers
