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THEATRES University of W.A Ephemera PR8065/THE To view items in the Ephemera collection, contact the State Library of Western Australia CALL NO. DESCRIPTION PR8065/THE/1 A review of the inaugural production at the New Fortune. Nation an Independent Journal of Opinion. Issue No 137. 8 February 1964 PR8065/THE/2 Telegrams received for the New Fortune to 28 January 1964. PR8065/THE/3 The deliciously irreverent Nola Rae. Octagon Theatre. 1-4 September 1979 PR8065/THE/4 Visiting English Clairvoyants/Mediums. Leaflet. The Octagon Theatre. May 1982 D PR8065/THE/5 Women beware women. Thomas Middleton's Great Jacobean Tragedy. Octagon Theatre. April 1982 PR8065/THE/6 Grand Variety Concert arranged by Toc-H. Octagon Theatre. August 1982 D PR8065/THE/7 The Kodaly Hungarian Folkloric Ensemble. Octagon Theatre. January 1983 PR8065/THE/8 John and Bernadette Taylor Ballet School presents 'The Magic of Alice in Wonderland'. Octagon Theatre. June 1983 PR8065/THE/9 The San Quentin Drama Workshop. Octagon Theatre. July c1986 PR8065/THE/10 'Armide', an opera by Jean Baptiste Lully. Octagon Theatre. September c1986 PR8065/THE/11 'The Taming of the Shrew' by Will Shakespeare. Octagon Theatre. June c1986 PR8065/THE/12 Especially for Mother's Day. Singers of note. Octagon Theatre. June c1986 PR8065/THE/13 'The measures taken'. Brecht. Octagon Theatre. September c1986 PR8065/THE/14 A Noel Coward Gala. Octagon Theatre. October c1987 PR8065/THE/15 The 1980 Dolly Awards. Dolphin Theatre. June c1987 PR8065/THE/16 Auditions for 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'. Dolphin Theatre. June c1987 PR8065/THE/17 'Let's talk backwards'. Octagon Theatre. May 1984 PR8065/THE/18 Perth Classic Guitar Forum presents Jason Waldron. Octagon Theatre. November c1987 PR8065/THE/19 An unusual concert. The Octagon Theatre. October c1987 PR8065/THE/20 The New Fortune Theatre in Perth by Charlotte Briner. MLC News. 10th Anniversary Issue. May 1967 PR8065/THE/21 Expectations. Two nights of student dance with Balcatta, Girrawheen, Hampton & John Curtin S.H.S. 14-15 June 1991. PR8065/THE/22 Keyed Up! Piano Recital Series. Card. Undated. PR8065/THE/23 Keyed Up! Piano Recital Series. Fold-out leaflet. 2002. PR8065/THE/24 The Fourth National Symposium of the Musicological Society of Australia presents An evening of music and dance. Programme. 1980. PR8065/THE/25 Opera Viva. Leaflet. 1976. D PR8065/THE/26 The Inaugural Callaway Lecture. Booklet. 1988. PR8065/THE/27 Evening talks for prospective students. 1p. 1973. PR8065/THE/28 Music Society Programme – Recitals, Winthrop Hall, foldout and Convocation to members, insert. 1p. 1968 PR8065/THE Page 1 of 56 Copyright SLWA ©2017 CALL NO. DESCRIPTION PR8065/THE/29 Music Society Programme – Recitals, Octagon Theatre, foldout. 1969 PR8065/THE/30 Music Society Programme – Recitals, Winthrop Hall, foldout. 1970. PR8065/THE/31 Music Society Programme – Recitals, Octagon Theatre, foldout. 1972. PR8065/THE/32 Music Society Programme – Recitals, foldout. 1974. PR8065/THE/33 Music Society Programme – Twelve Recitals and Lecture/Demos. by Visiting and Resident Musicians, foldout. 1976. PR8065/THE/34 Music Society Programme – Eleven Recitals and three Lecture/Demos. By Visiting and Resident Musicians, foldout. 1977. PR8065/THE/35 Music Society Programme – Musician in Residence Recital, Octagon Theatre, 15 Oct. 1979, booklet. PR8065/THE/36 Music Society Programme – Organ Recital, Jennifer Bate, Winthrop Hall, newspaper clipping description inserted 19 May 1980. PR8065/THE/37 Music Society Programme – Musicological Section, 14 July, 1980, booklet. PR8065/THE/38 Music Society Programme - Arensky String Quartet with John Hind (piano), Octagon Theatre, 18 May 1981, booklet. PR8065/THE/39 Music Society Programme - The Wigmore Ensemble, Octagon Theatre, 19 Oct. 1981, booklet. PR8065/THE/40 Music Society Programme – Geoffrey Michaels (violin) with Donald Thornton (piano), Octagon Theatre, 16 Aug. 1982, booklet. PR8065/THE/41 Music Society Programme – Gwyn Roberts (‘cello), Graham Wood (violin), Michael Cole (piano), Margot Robertson (Soprano) and associate artists, Octagon Theatre, 23 May 1983, booklet. PR8065/THE/42 Music Society Programme – Recital, Winthrop Hall, 24 Oct. 1983, booklet. PR8065/THE/43 Music Society Programme – Recital, Howard Shelley (piano), Octagon Theatre, 11 March 1985, booklet. PR8065/THE/44 Music Society Programme – Recital, Perth Chamber Soloists with Michael Cole (piano), Octagon Theatre, 1 April, 1985, booklet. PR8065/THE/45 Music Society Programme – Recital, “Madam Erzsebet Tusa”, Octagon Theatre, 7 April, 1986, booklet. PR8065/THE/46 Music Society Programme – Recital, ‘Acis & Galatea’, Octagon Theatre, 26 August 1985, booklet. PR8065/THE/47 Music Society Programme – Organ Concertos of G.F. Handel, Callaway Music Auditorium, 30 April 1987, booklet. PR8065/THE/48 Music Society Programme – “La Romanesca” Callaway Music Auditorium, 4 June 1987, booklet. PR8065/THE/49 Music Society Programme – Roger Smalley, Cathie Travers (piano duet), David Pye, Tim White (percussion), Callaway Music Auditorium, 20 July, 1987, booklet. PR8065/THE/50 Music Society Programme – Recital, Octagon Theatre, 5 March 1984, booklet. PR8065/THE/51 Music Society Programme – Thomas Indermuhle (oboe) Charles and Rita Court, visiting musician, John Ford (violin), Graeme Gilling (piano) et. al, Octagon Theatre, 7 April 1988, booklet. PR8065/THE/52 Music Society Programme – Recital, Octagon Theatre, 9 April 1984, booklet. PR8065/THE/53 Music Society Programme – The Music Offering of J.S. Bach, Octagon Theatre, 30 May 1988, booklet. PR8065/THE/54 Music Society Programme – ‘Charles-Valentin Alkan – (centenary of death), intro. Roger Smalley, Callaway Music Auditorium, 11 July 1988, booklet. PR8065/THE/55 Music Society Programme – Michael Leighton Jones (baritone), Roger Smalley (piano), Octagon Theatre, 18 July 1988, booklet. PR8065/THE Page 2 of 56 Copyright SLWA ©2017 CALL NO. DESCRIPTION PR8065/THE/56 Music Society Programme – 75th anniversary concert, Bela Siki (piano), Eileen Joyce Visiting Musician, Octagon Theatre, 12 Sept. 1988, booklet. PR8065/THE/57 Music Society Programme – “Concert Spirituel” Winthrop Hall, 26 Sept. 1988, booklet. PR8065/THE/58 Music Society Programme – Ensemble Valle with Brigitte Foccroulle (piano), Octagon Theatre, 17 Oct. 1988, booklet. PR8065/THE/59 Music Society Programme – Ladies’ Odeon Choir, conducted by Mrs. N.E. Moran, 1 p. undated. PR8065/THE/60 Music Society Programme – Subscription Series, 1993, foldout. PR8065/THE/61. Concert Programme – University String Orchestra, Winthrop Hall, 9 June 1955, foldout. PR8065/THE/62. W.A. Choral Society – Handel’s Messiah, New Philharmusica Orch., Winthrop Hall, 22, 23 December ?, ½ page flyer. PR8065/THE/63. Perth Undergraduate Choral Society – Roots of Jazz, ½ page flyer, undated. PR8065/THE/64. Perth Undergraduate Choral Society – ‘A Renaissance Christmas’ Christchurch Anglican Church, Claremont, 15 December ?, bookmark. PR8065/THE/65. Department of Music Programme – Monster Viola Concert, Callaway Music Auditorium, 18 August 1991, 1 p. PR8065/THE/66. University Collegium Musicum Programme – Anniversary Series, Conductor Margaret Pride, Pianist Graeme Gilling, Callaway Music Auditorium, 6 Oct. 1991. 1 p. PR8065/THE/67. Ensemble Arcangelo – Anniversary Series, Callaway Music Auditorium, 8 Sept. 1991, 1 p. PR8065/THE/68 Department of Music – Anniversary Series, Paul Wright, violin; Mark Coughlan, piano, Callaway Music Auditorium, 12 May 1991, 1 p. PR8065/THE/69 Collegium Musicum – “Transports of Delight”, Winthrop Hall, 26 June 1991, 1 p. PR8065/THE/70 Waveney Wansbrough Memorial Prize for Solo Piano 1991, Callaway Music Auditorium, 3 June 1991, 1 p. PR8065/THE/71 Music Society – Clara Schumann ‘A Musical Portrait’ presented by Rosmarie Wright, undated. PR8065/THE/72 Department of Music - Music Students’ Lunchtime Recital, Callaway Music Auditorium, 12 August 1991, 1 p. PR8065/THE/73 Department of Music – Sunday Anniversary Series, Penelope Lynex, cello, Graeme Gilling, piano, Callaway Music Auditorium, 14 Apr. 1991, 1 p. PR8065/THE/74 Department of Music – Sunday Anniversary Series, University Wind Ensemble, conducted by Peter Moore, Callaway Music Auditorium, 17 Mar. 1991, 1 p. PR8065/THE/75 U.W.A. Choral Society – Haydn Creation, conductor Ian Westrip, Octagon Theatre, 24, 25 August ?, 1 p. PR8065/THE/76 Perth Oratorio Choir – Mozart Mass in C, Winthrop Hall, 9, 11 Aug. ?, 1 p. PR8065/THE/77 University Collegium Musicum – Christmas in Venice, Winthrop Hall, 4, 5 Dec. ? 1 p. PR8065/THE/78 Department of Music – Recital, Dr. Arthur Wills, sponsored by The Swan Brewery, Winthrop Hall, 17 July 1980, 1 p. PR8065/THE/79 Department of Music – Recital, Oliver Brookes (viola da gamba), sponsored by The Swan Brewery, Octagon Theatre, 10 July 1980, 1 p. PR8065/THE/80 School of Music – assoc. with Lieder Society of W.A., “Die schone Mullerin (Schubert), Callaway Music Auditorium, 4 July 1992, booklet. PR8065/THE/81 University Choral Society of W.A. – Schedule of Activities 1963, 1 p. PR8065/THE Page 3 of 56 Copyright SLWA ©2017 CALL NO. DESCRIPTION PR8065/THE/82 University Collegium Musicum – Choral Subscription Series, 1994, foldout. PR8065/THE/83 Department of Music – Students’ Lunchtime Recital, Eileen Joyce Studio, 11 Sept. 1989, 1 p. PR8065/THE/84 Department of Music – Students’ Lunchtime Recital, Eileen Joyce Studio, 24 April 1989, 1 p. PR8065/THE/85 Department of Music – Students’ Lunchtime Recital, Callaway Music Auditorium, 26 May 1989, 1 p. PR8065/THE/86 Department of Music – Students’ Lunchtime
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    Members Magazine Winter 2019 2 CURRENT COMMITTEE 2019 President Jason Howard Vice President Jon Price Secretary Andrew Eyden Treasurer Grant Peake IT Officer/ Committee Tom Bird Committee Deb Wilson Committee Linda Piccoli Committee Scott Lucas CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER: Andrew Eyden Wk: 0457 329 944 Mob: 0456 617 570 ADMINISTRATION: Administration Officer Margaret Stevens Librarian Maureen Lucas Maritime Research Officer Roger Cunnington Photographer Craig Anderson Book-keeper Noeline Anderson Magazine Editor Margaret Stevens Magazine Assistance Tom Bird Scott Lucas AHS CONTACT DETAILS: AHS Adm in Office Street Address: 37 Duke Street Albany WA 6330 AHS Postal Address: PO Box 411 Albany WA 6331 Office telephone: 0457 329 944 Mobile phone (CEO): 0456 617 570 Albany Convict Gaol 0457 731 734 Patrick Taylor Cottage (John) 0478 085 754 Email: [email protected] Editor’s Email: [email protected] Web: www.historicalbany.com.au CONTENTS PAGE 2: Committee and contact details PAGE 3: CEO’s Report PAGE 4: Society News PAGE 5: Memorial Service for Judith Swain PAGE 6: Word Search PAGE 7-9: George Cheyne PAGE 10: George Cheyne or George Macartney Cheyne PAGE 11-15: What happened to the Whale Oil? PAGE 16-20: The Octagon - Albany’s First Place of Worship PAGE 21: Tuesday Curatorial PAGE 22: Events – Museum of the Great Southern PAGE 23: Poem PAGE 24: Advertisements 3 CEO REPORT Hello everyone, firstly I would like to thank all those Members who attended this year’s AGM at the Office. At the AGM we asked Reverend Judy McKecknie (retired) to become Patron to the AHS and we would like to thank Reverend Judy for her acceptance of this position.