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Our thanks arq due to the Austral ian El izabethanTheatre Trust for their generous support of our Group'sactivit ies. We should, in fairness, make it clear thatthe Trust accepts no .responsibility for the viewsexpressed in this, or any other production. lts supportis directed to our activit ies as a whole and is not specific.
WILLARD HALL WAKEF]ELD STREET
about the authorAlan Seymour originally came f rom WesternAustral ia, but now l ives in the Sydney suburbof Randwick.
ln the compet i t ion which awarded "The Shi f t ingHeart" f irst place, Alan's play "Swamp
C.reatures' was given a special mention, afterwhich it reached the f inals in the New SouthWales Country Drama Eisteddfod, and only lastweek it was televised in Sydney.
Alan is writ ing a new play at the moment, andwe wish him all the success he deserves.
The play is set in a Sydney working-class home.
The t ime - the present.
ACT ONE: An even ing in mid-Apr i l .
ACT TWO: Scene l-Anzac Day. Before dawn.Scene 2--A few hours later; morning.Scene 3-That evening.
nCf fUdff i ;Early evening, some days later.
There wil l be one interval of f ifteen minutes.
inter-unir"tiity drama festivai
Union Hall, f rom. 1 5th to 24th August, I 960.This wi l l open wi th "The Shr ike" produced byMurray George, and wi l l inc lude "Uncle Y anya,""The Late Edwina Black," "The Caucasian ChalkCircle," "Twelfth Night" and "A Man is aMountain, ! ' an Austra l ian play by QueenslanderK. K. McNamara. Season t ickets wi l l be avai l -able, bookings at Cawthorne's.
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CREDITS . .
of sets
We wish to thank Ernsmiths of 52 KingWil l iam Street for the loan of the televisionset.
. DESMOND WHITE for his generalassistance.
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patron
president
treasu rer
secretary
ticket secretary
chairman of committees
director of school
arts committee
francis f lannagan, col in ballantyne, margaret d"y, keith
barley, patsy f lannagan, s. ostoia kotkowski, margaret ward,paul ru tenis
new members
to become a rnember of adelaide theatre grouP, pleasecommunicate with claire harvey-smith.
hon. treasurer
miss claire harvey-sm ith, c/o wilckens & burnside l imited,norwood parade. mf 2386.
next production
Our next play- is "VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE" to be pro-duced by Col in Bal lantyne. This wi l l be played at Wi l lardHall on 28th September, 29th and 30th, and lst October.
