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Most imp,;ma,u was the lnunrh in Sydnty Roslyn Crieh1on. Many of Nooh Sydney·, local Wanamaker -intowntotaltabout plilllstorebuild public of the lndependenT Theatre ltesmrauon Proj«1 Mid business communiry and friend'! ofllle Tru~1 were 1he Shake1pcare Glnbe Thearrc. Alsn innur Council's rcspons,bilities mward Centre rcce1vmg no increase • Eoseofbooking .1kke1sconbemoileddirect at 111t; The.arre. Pmject Chairman Ed Bamurn. Tru,1 aho 11leri, 10 comnlend the Project and The Tnm·s Mdboume Tru11rooms • a1uppcr panyaf1cr the Austr:ih~ Opera. The (i2 ma~ for las1 year) and a toyour doo,' Chairman James Sirong, and Chief Executi, c Ad.om initin1ive in rc.\toring this wonderful old 11leatrc. Wmr.on In Mind. Anoihcr supper was held afler Les govemmem ha.1 set a~ide .S6.6i m funding drop of .S320.000 for the Salzer.allsJ>0keabou11heplanstorcstore thc lnAdelaide.Sue Mintzhosteda luncheonm Misatthe l'oncess Theatrcand arhe1 Majn1y·s for 1heOperaandplaced1hc NationalLibraryofAusualia. 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