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THERE is in most of us a spark of theatrical ambition, the desire to act, produce, or write for the theatre, and it is not altogether surprising that in Sydney there are well over a hundred amateur dramatic societies and clubs. These range from flourishing societies with memberships running into several
hundreds to small groups run by churches, tennis clubs, and other communities where the drama club acts as a social club as well.
The oldest group, perhaps, is S.U.D.S. (Sydney University Drama Society),
which has been running under various titles since 1868. The newest is the
Polynesian Club's Drama Club, which has still to make its first public performance.
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