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Text: Article
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Producer Surveys the Theatre. Fervour, Warmth Needed In Stage Plays For Australians |
Abstract/Description |
The sickness which afflicts the theatre in Australia-its symptoms
are the slow decline of once - flourishing theatre groups, and the conversion of legitimate playhouses into cinemas-has been diagnosed in many ways. It has been ascribed to lack of interest, or the public's suspicion of "culture"; to thecomparative youth of the country; to physical difficulties such as the smallness of the population and the immensity of distance. |
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Source |
Sydney Morning Herald, Charles Kemp and John Fairfax, Sydney, NSW, 1842
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2
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Date Issued |
23 December 0954
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Language |
English
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Citation |
Producer Surveys the Theatre. Fervour, Warmth Needed In Stage Plays For Australians, Sydney Morning Herald, 23 December 954, 2
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Resource Identifier |
62476
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