Photo by Ian Currie of the Herald Sun, Jan 2008 of D1 class tram 3512 (University) crossing Flinders St in Swanston St with the Flinders St station in the background. Tram has an all-over advertising for Channel 9 Underbelly series.Demonstrates an all over advertising tram for Channel 9 Melbourne.Newspaper photo glued to sheet of light card.trams, tramways, yarra trams, d1 class, tram 3512, swanston st, channel 9

Photograph shows actor Megan Williams dressed as conductress Alice Sullivan posing at the right side driver's doorway of what may be an L class car, suggested by the metal downpipe from the roof to the undercarriage and the saloon windows. The photograph is closely cropped but also appears to show a male in jacket or coat inside the saloon behind the driver's compartment. The Sullivans was a successful period drama series screened on Channel 9 between 1976 and 1983. It traced the lives of a Melbourne family during the 1939-45 war and its aftermath. As women were 'finally' employed by the tramways from 1941 because of man-power shortages, Alice Sullivan's new job helped highlight the changing societal views of the 1940s. The series was know for its attention to historical details, so Alice is dressed in the conductress uniform of the 1940s - brown tunic with brass buttons and belt, collar and tie, a cap (which may not exactly match that of the day), brown skirt below the knees, stockings and flat brown lace-up shoes. Alice also wears a conductor's coin bag with ticket wallet and two blocks of 4 penny tickets strategically located for the camera. One error in the historical detail is that the coin bag is hung solely around her neck, which was never done because of the weight of the coins and tickets. A more elaborate harness was soon provided for conductresses to share the weight across both shoulders. Another error is the placement of the ticket blocks facing outward at the front of her bag. These would have easily been knocked or become loose and lost, resulting in a large deduction for the conductress's wage.Yields information about 1940s conductresses and their representation in popular drama Black and white print with note on rearIn pencil: "Channel 9 Sullivans"megan williams, alice sullivan, conductress, l class, the sullivans, conductress uniform, coin bag

The Tarax Show was an early Australian children’s TV program on GTV-9 in Melbourne running from 1957 to 1969. A favourite character of the show was the mischievous doll Gerry Gee and the Melbourne ventriloquist Ron Blaskett. Small blue and gold triangular enamel badge with the Gerry Gee ventriloquist doll face symbol in gold at the top. It is attached by a metal pin at the back onto a piece of brown felt. The Gerry Gee Tarax Club was formed 1960 - 1965 by GTV Channel 9.Gerry Gee TARAX CLUB with the doll face at the top. Small gold symbol at the bottom of the badge.television, children, gerry gee, club badges, membership badges, puppets

Launch of the 1994 RVIB Carols by Candlelight concert at the Channel 9 studios in Richmond. Hosted by Pete Smith and including entertainment from the Boys Choir and Peter Cupples.48 col. photographs of the 1994 Carols by Candlelight launchH550, H551, H552carols by candlelight, peter cupples, ross johnstone, janet cronin, carol o'reilly, margaret bull, pete smith, national boys choir

DVD, with clear cover in a black plastic case, titled "GTV 9 News Item - 14 April 2018 - Melbourne Tram Museum", 1 min 44 seconds news item featuring scenes around the Melbourne Tram Museum and an interview with Museum guide, David Kemp.trams, tramways, melbourne tram museum, tv broadcasts

In June 1988, the Arthritis Foundation of Victoria (AFV) had an information stand at the Investment & Retirement Seminar, which was held at the Royal Exhibition Buildings. This photo depicts Channel 9 News anchor, Brian Naylor, posing for a photo with AFV staff and one of the event organisers at the AFV's information stand. This photo appears on page 3 of the Vol 1 No 3, September 1988 issue of the Arthritis Foundation of Victoria's quarterly magazine, Arthritis Update. Above the photo is the title, "Bryan Naylor says hello". The photo is captioned: "Channel 9 news reader, Brian Naylor, paid a visit to the Arthritis Foundation's stand at the June Investment and Retirement Seminar at the Exhibition Buildings. He is pictured, second from left, with Robyn Hill AFV Fund Raising Manager, Bernard Rogers AFV Chief Executive and Tony McHugh, who organised the seminar." Brian and Bernard are depicted in the photo holding open AFV Physiotherapist Valerie Sayce's book, which she co-authored with Ian Fraser. The book is titled, "Exercise beats Arthritis". An article promoting the upcoming event, titled "Investment and Retirement Exhibition", appears on page 3 of the previous issue of Arthritis Update (Vol 1 No 2, June 1988).Colour photo of four people standing in front of a multi-panel display board. The two people in the middle are holding open a book titled, "Exercise beats Arthritis". The display board contains textual information and Photographs.[On a yellow sticky note, handwritten in black ink] Channel 9 News Anchorman Brian Naylor pays a visit to the Arthritis Foundation's stand at the June Investment & Retirement Seminars at the Exhibition Buildings. L to R. Robyn Hill, Brian Naylor, Bernard Rogers and Tony McHugh exhibition organiser. [On the same sticky note, handwritten in blue ink] .6. 1988 [On the same sticky note, handwritten in pencil] 95% [On a round, white label on the top right of the photo, handwritten in black ink] B11 [On the photo, handwritten in blue ink] 3Barthritis foundation of victoria, afv, investment and retirement seminar, brian naylor, channel 9, news anchor, robyn hill, fundraising manager, bernard rogers, chief executive, tony mchugh, event organiser, royal exhibition building, carlton, 1988, valerie sayce, ian fraser, authors, exercise beats arthritis

GEORGE PETHARD COLLECTION INCLUDING REFERENCES TO TARAXALE BREWING COMPANY PTY LTD / Blue cardboard folder - from GTV channel 9 - General television Corporation Pty Ltd , 22-46 Bendigo St Richmond - Title on front cover 'First Sponsor's Success Story' - containing letter from k A Pethard , managing Director , Taraxale Brewing Co Pty Ltd dated 3.4.1957 West Brunswick to Colin Bednall , General manager GTV Channel 9 announcing the decision to associate Taraxale permanently with the tarax Happy show as a result of increased product demand from the TV exposure .A further letter dated 4.4.1957 from Colin Bednall , General Manager GTV 9 noting his thanks .document, memo, george a pethard, george pethard /taraxale brewing company pty ltd/ / k a pethard /colin bednall , general manager gtv channel 9 / the tarax happy show

The Sun Country Show Girl Quest, 1976. This presentation is on the stage of Wool Court on the Showgrounds. The compere in the suit is Brian Naylor. Naylor was an RASV Councillor from 1977-83 and a well-known news presenter, particularly for Channel 9. He often provided commentary and was a compere for several Show events, including the Miss Show Girl competition, Arts and Crafts, and the Australian Wool Corporation's Wool Fashion Parades, both before and during his time on Council.Black and white photograph, landscape.[Inscription on A4 History/Identification Project placed with photo] Approx date: 1976. The late Brian Naylor, Channel 7/9 news reader, RASV councillor. Presentation of Showgirl finalists on stage at Wool Court. Tim Morgan 23/4/2013royal melbourne show, naylor, brian naylor, miss show girl, sun miss show girl, 1976 royal melbourne show

Program showing songs and performers of the 1982 Carols by Candlelight, televised by Channel 9.1 volume with colour illustrationsroyal victorian institute for the blind, carols by candlelight, normie rowe, colette mann, gaye macfarlane, little river band, simon gallaher, john diedrich, robert colman, richard casey, joan carden, jim watsford, colin woods, graeme lyall, david johnston, janet perkins, tony borg, blair edgar