Many families at this time obtained and framed these military service certificates. This was part of the empire spirit of 1914. The prose at the top of the certificate is a quote from Act 5 scene 7 of William Shakespeare's "King John".Black and white certificate commemorating the war service of former WHS student Lt. Steel. A number of symbolic images including two men or horseback, a queen, a broken cart, a portrait surrounded by flags and lions and three rifles surround an photograph of Lt. Steel. Bordering the photograph is a modified Australian Government symbol, a laurel wreath, the Australian and British flags and two crossed rifles. Above the Portrait is a FOR KING AND EMPIRE banner and a quote from 'King John', and below is Lt. Steel's details.FOR KING & EMPIRE COME THE THREE FATHERS OF THE WORLD IN ARMS AND WE SHALL SHOCK THEM. NAUGHT SHALL MAKE US RUE IF AUSTRALIA TO ITSELF DO REST BUT TRUE NAME Liet' A. V. Steel REGIMENT 1st Battal'n COMPANY '10' RECORD OF SERVICE 1914 - 1919

Opera Australia and QPAC and Events Queensland presented operas to Brisbane audiences from 26 May - 9 June 2012 at Lyric Theatre, QPAC. Jacqueline Dark performed Hippolyta in A Midsummer Night's Dream, a Benjamin Britten opera. Words by William Shakespeare. It opened on June 1, 5, and 7 with matinees at 1pm on June 9. The director was Baz Lurhmann and designer Catherine Martin. "Inspired by the words of Shakespeare and Britten's magical score they dreamt up a colour drenched realm of midsummer magic, and in doing so created one of Opera Australia's most celebrated productions ever."Small booklet with program for Opera Australia and QPAC and Events Queensland. Coloured images of The Magic Flute, A Midsummer Night's Dream and other events.Opera A World of Wonder Awaits you. Opera Australia and QPAC and Events Queensland present Opera Australia Brisbane 2012 26 May - 9 June Lyric Theatre, QPACopera australia, qpac, events queensland, brisbane, lyric theatre, qpac, jacqueline dark, a midsummer night's dream, benjamin britten, opera, william shakespeare, baz lurhmann, catherine martin

Photographs of student Olympics event at Shakespeare Grove, 1983. Features students in sports uniform waving Australian flags featuring the Olympic rings, and winners on a podium holding medals. Please contact [email protected] to request access to this record.1980s

Scrapbook filled with annotated photographs and newspaper clippings, labelled 'Shakespeare Grove History Book Oct 1986-1987'. Topics include a dance evening at Shakespeare Grove; the Bialik Fete; annual Parents' Association Revue; an audience with Israeli President Chaim Herzog; the first combined Bar and Batmitzvah ceremony; new principal; Book Week; Speech Night play; Pesach play; Jewish education; visit of an Aboriginal cultural group; advertisement; fundraising; school librarian; family maths morning; and the story of IVF triplets starting school at Bialik in 1989. Please contact [email protected] to request access to this record.1980s, jeffrey mahemoff, michael pincus, year 7, barmitzvah, batmitzvah, ben ami shemer, visual and performing arts, event, judaism, kathleen o'donnell, meg rynderman

Letter sent from Creative Photography Ltd. to Principal Chowers, with photos taken at the College's new building at 4 Shakespeare Grove. In original envelope marked 'Proofs of house purchased as addition to Bialik College'. Please contact [email protected] to request access to this record.facilities, campuses, 1960s

Seven copies of 'Embers' magazines published in 1970(6 copies) and 1971. They include the red magazine titled 'Embers calendar 19.' This is an orientation edition for new students in 1970 and includes an introduction to the city of Bendigo. There is a Shakespeare themed edition which has an orange cover. The remaining magazines all reflect the attitudes and issues of the times with cartoons, photographs and other contributions from those enjoying life on the college campus.bendigo, education, embers, la trobe university bendigo collection, collection, bendigo, education, tertiary education, students, staff, bendigo teachers' college, history, photos, photographs, cartoons, magazine

Seventh part of series of Victorian Readers, Education Department of Victoria. It contains a selection of plays, newspaper articles, legends, diary excerpts, prose and poetry by Australian writers as well as from the classic works of Shakespeare, Scott, Byron and Tennyson. There are notes and comments related to each contribution The significance lies in that it was in common use for a period of approximately 30 years by students in Victoria. It shows the breadth of reading material and the educational standard of that era.Red cloth, hard book cover, 242 Pages. Contents text is black with black and white drawings, interspersed with stories and poemsBarbara Sizeland, Form 1C WHS written in dark blue ink RH top corner.”Education Department of Victoria logo in black on front cover. “He who loveth a book will never want a faithful friend, a wholesome counselor, a cheerful friend or an effectual comforter.” is printed on title page.warrnambool high school, victorian readers, seventh book, sizeland education of children, reading matter. authors: international england, us, australia, africa. sir walter scott, john masefield, john bunyan, henry kendall, rudyard kipling, lord byron, tennyson, abraham lincoln, a.b paterson, mark twain. illustrators john rowell, r c fricke, a.t bernaldo.

.31) BAPA Exhibition 2000 at CUB Malthouse .32) William Shakespeare's 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' directed by Bruce Widdop. Artwork by Ron Walker. .35) Gilbert & Sullivan's 'The Mikado' directed by Adrian Barnes .41) Cole Porters 'Kiss Me Kate' directed by Kim Durban, Musical Producer Richard Brown, Choreographer David Wynen, Set Designers Damien Muller and Darren Galloway .47) 'The Wizard of Oz' bapa, ballarat academy of performing arts, bruce widdop, ron walker, kirks reservoir gardens, theatre, performing arts, her majesty's theatre, ballarat, kim durban, richard brown, david wynen, damien muller, darren gallaway, wizard of oz, rainbow, mid summer nights dream, mikado, kiss me kate, posters

1 of 15 colour laminated posters of the Deutsche Theatre, Tatura, of the various productions of Wilhelm Tell, Minna Von Barnhelm Der Kaufmann Von Denedig (Shakespeare), Siegfried's Tod Odenwald scene. Camp theatre productions. Wilhelm Fugman, producer. Colour photograph of poster in theatre folder.Colour poster of a man and women dressed in old time clothes. The man is bent over the hand of the lady and appears to be kissing it. Name of play and dates of play on left hand side.camp theatre productions, wilhelm tell, shakespear productions in camps

Photographs donated by past student and staff member Rochelle Obel, c. 1970s. Includes her first day of prep in 1972, Grade 1 1973, Speech Night at Kew Civic Centre, Principal Mieri at Shakespeare Grove. Please contact [email protected] to request access to this record.

Students celebrating Succot at Shakespeare Grove, c. 1963-1964. Girl on left appears to be holding an etrog, and the boy in the centre appears to be holding a lulav. The girl on the right appears to be holding a prayer book (Siddur) and may be reciting a prayer. Please contact [email protected] to request access to this record.1960s, judaism

The official opening of Samuel and Margaret Wynn House at Shakespeare Grove, 23 March 1969. The image shows community members watching the ceremonial opening and unveiling of the new building. The opening ceremony was performed by major donors Samuel and Margaret Wynn. Please contact [email protected] to request access to this record.celebration, fundraising, development

Students sitting on the front steps of the main building holding the school banner, on the day of the opening of the Shakespeare Grove campus, 17 February 1963. The students are dressed in full school uniform including Bialik logo caps for the boys and Bialik logo berets for the girls. Please contact [email protected] to request access to this record.This photograph is culturally significant because it is the first professionally commissioned photographs of the school during its opening day at the Shakespeare Grove, Hawthorn school site. This is significant as the school officially opened an early learning centre (kindergarten) and primary school on this day 17 February 1963 after recently closing the Drummond street, Carlton campus. This is one of the first photographs taken at Bialik College's second school site where considerable investment was made by the community to build a larger school on a new campus with modern education facilities and more classrooms for the first time at 6 Shakespeare Grove Hawthorn.events, 1960s

Short typed notes on the Wesley College Dramatic Society performances. Mentioned is The Monkey's Paw, Captain X and The New Boy. Mentioned are Stuart Hall and Winks Smith who played the xylophone.document, wesley college dramatic society, the monkey's paw, captain x, the new boy, shakespeare, stuart hall, winks smith, ?erry

'Sunninghill' at 228 Cotham Road (Kew) is an historically significant building due to its associations with Joseph Thomas (Bland) Holt (1851-1942), theatre entrepreneur and actor who lived at the house following his retirement in 1909. Sunninghill (aka Sunning Hill) was one of his residences in Victoria (also 'The Anchorage' at Sorrento). Following Holt's death at Sunninghill on 28 June 1942, the house was left to his wife. After her death the house was bequeathed to Lucy Coppin, daughter of George Coppin. The 'Shakespeare Window' in the State Library of Victoria was at one stage installed in the house. References 'Death of Mr Bland Holt: Great exponent of melodrama', The Argus, 30 June 1942, p. 3. Shoesmith D, 'Holt, Joseph Thomas (Bland) (1851-1942)', Australian Dictionary of Biography, Vol 4, 1972. 'The Shakespeare Window', State Library of Victoria website.Exterior photographs (digital) of Sunninghill, 228 Cotham Road, Kew VIC 3101. sunninghill - 228 cotham road - kew (vic), joseph thomas (bland) holt, lucy coppin

Panel from the exhibition held to celebrate the College's 70th anniversary in 2012. Headshots: Principal Isaac 'Pixie' Ernest, Anne Fullerton, Becky Goldenberg, Chava Wertkin. Photograph 1: Assembly at Shakespeare Grove 1966. Photograph 2: Borussia, new home of Bialik College c. 1962. Please contact [email protected] to request access to this record.shakespeare grove, 2000s, history

Fanny Swan (formerly Wood, nee Poole) came to Gippsland in the 1840s with her first husband, William Wood, where they became proprietors of the Shakespeare Hotel at Stratford. William Wood died in 1855, and in 1856 she married Samuel Swan. Together they acquired considerable property in and around Stratford. Samuel Swan died in 1880 at Stratford, and Fanny Swan died at Stratford in 1895.This illuminated address which documents the final payment for the Wesleyan Church building in 1892 has historic significance for Stratford Historical Society as it is located in the actual building. It also has social significance for the township as Mrs Fanny Swan was one of the earliest and best known business leaders in the area running the iconic Shakespeare hotel/boarding house for many years. It has aesthetic significance as an example of a illuminated address produced on a printing press with gold ink, rather than the usual handwritten form. White wooden frame containing an illuminated address to Mrs S. Swan from the Wesleyan Church at Stratford 2 January 1892. It is press-printed in gold ink on what appears to be a blank, pre-printed poster. It reads: Stratford, 2 January 1892 Mrs S. Swan, Stratford Dear Madam, We, the Minister and Trustees of the Stratford Wesleyan Methodist Church desire to tender you our most sincere thanks for your very generous donation of Fifty Pounds handed to us to-day by Mr George Poole in aid of clearing off the debt on our church. Thanks to your kindness the Ladies of our congregation have been induced to help, and they have raised a considerable sum by means of a Cake and Apron Sale, so that after our Annual Tea meeting to be held at Easter next at our Church. Debt will then be a "Thing of the Past". We trust God will keep you in health and strength, long to live amongst us. We are Yours Very Tuly Rev. H.E. MERRIMAN, Minister Trustees S.CAVANAGH W.LITTLE S.CHINN G.LITTLE Fred J. LITTLE, Secretaryswan, women, methodist church

Newspaper article 'Bialik's First Graduates', published in the Australian Jewish News, 11 December 1968. Includes mentions of David Adler, Eytan Epstein, Bella Finkelstein, Jessica Goldstein, Jane Holzman, Roslyn Levick, Tania Richter, and Gary Spitalnic, who were Bialik's first graduates from the Shakespeare Grove campus. Please contact [email protected] to request access to this record.graduation, 1960s

Panel from the exhibition held to celebrate the College's 70th anniversary in 2012. Newspaper clipping: 'Rural Setting for Judaism'. Photo: Principal Yehezekiel Meiri at Shakespeare Grove 1976. Advertisement: Bialik College. The community is invited to join parents pupils and friends at the Opening Day of the new school at Wantirna Sunday November 28th 1976. Please contact [email protected] to request access to this record.wantirna, shakespeare grove, history, 2000s

Year 6 Students, Staff and Principal Moshe Meretz, Shakespeare Grove, 1969. Known Students: Noemi Fiala, Rael Reicher, Judy Gelb, Mossie Aurbach, Vivien Feniger, Lynette Chazen, Tami Spiegel, Eve Finkelstein, Sylvia Becher, Jonnie Wein, Trevor Friedman, Dror Howley, Samy Berman. Staff: Mrs. Sindel, Mrs. Lovett, Mr. Meretz. Please contact [email protected] to request access to this record. class photograph, 1960s

Lisa Widdop (16/07/1971-18/01/2024) was an "artist, painter, creator of many things, connoisseur of small and precious things" Quote from her memorial card. Lisa was an alumni of Federation University. Lisa was also a passionate member of OZACT - a touring theatre company dedicated to making Shakespeare accessible to con temporary Australian audiences with performances in Southern Australia's outdoor landscapes. Lisa was involved in management, designing of props, costumes and production of these performances.Coloured prints on black backgrounds.1 Pussy-cat, pussy-cat where have you been? I've been to London to see the Queen. Pussy-cat, pussy-cat what did you there? I ate a chili right under her chair.