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11-1968

OZ 16 - The Magic Theatre

Richard Neville Editor

Martin Sharp Editor

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Recommended Citation Neville, Richard and Sharp, Martin, (1968), OZ 16 - The Magic Theatre, OZ Publications Ink Limited, London, 46p. https://ro.uow.edu.au/ozlondon/16

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Description The Magic Theatre refers to Hermann Hesse’s novel Steppenwolf, “Entrance not for everybody. Price of admittance, your mind and 3 shillings”. Robert Hughes, author of The Shock of the New, said of this issue, “Sharp has assembled one of the richest banks of images that has ever appeared in a magazine”. The next issue of Oz described OZ 16 thus: “Sharp and Von Mora invite you to the Magic Theatre. Mixed media non copy. The worst selling most praised Oz ever”.

Publisher OZ Publications Ink Limited, London, 46p

Comments Please be advised: This collection has been made available due to its historical and research importance. It contains explicit language and images that reflect attitudes of the era in which the material was originally published, and that some viewers may find confronting.

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'Warm, sensual pleasure made easy and without pri• the expert aim of the notorious, full-breasted P whose prehistoric, free-love paradise 300 miles dee Indian jungle would shock the hippest, Jet Set swi olone s aug to THE COLONEL'S daughter plumped for a hippy wed- ding yesterday. Caroline Barras, 19-year- old daughter of Colonel John Barras, Commanding Officer of Bovington Camp, weds a hippy Dorset, wore green shoes and a borrowed blue-spotted nxious to be first in the dress. queue for tickets for a Bridegroom Barry Thompson, A concert by the Rolling a corporation grass cutter, Stones my friend and I sported a giant. blue paper lot the house at 3 a.m. to flower on a tattered jacket make our way to the fluor edelic t. theatre. We were stopped by a police CARL BOEHM man who was to our dis- MOIRA SHEARER gust ignorant of what or k) ANNA MASSEY who the Stones were. MAXINE AlIDLEY And so we settled ourselves on the steps of the theatre. Ten minutes later the policeman reappeared on a bicycle and drew from OVE? the saddlebag a vacuum WE LIVE flask of hot, steaming tea. It was lovely. And, by the OVE AND HA it way, we got our front row IN& OF WO seats.— (Miss) ROSALIND BRADICK, Codgardie AND RD)/ Avenue, Chingford.

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The opposite illusion may be explained hus: nobody can remain content with the mere knowl- 11 LOVE LETTERS how to take your resent conduct. Last nig t you scarcely took any notice of me whatsoever but ,TTER FROM A GENTLEMAN COMPLAIN- reserved it all for young Higgens, who, as you must ING OF THE CONDUCT OF HIS FIANCEE. be perfectly aware, is a notorious flirt and altogether 39 Rose Hill, worthless. ',I could not help overhearing several Sydenham, people remarking on it. You can imagine what I (Date in full). felt like ! Dear Julia, if you are repenting of our tr Julia, engagement you had much better tell me ; on the As you know I am not at all a jealous person, other hand, if it is merely thoughtlessness on your I am not one of the people who think that an rt, I must tell you that you are trying me very aged girl should talk to no other man but her uch. I hope you will forgive my saying all this. cee, but I must say I am quite at a loss to know Ever your affectionate,

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When the time comes for China to be divided among the nations, a great slice of it, the middle slice, will naturally be placed under the beneficent rule of England ; that is, the whole of the Yang-tzi Valley, possibly all the rich province of Szetchuen, and a considerable chunk of the misty mountains of Yunnan, will 'Ielong to the Queen. I don't _ 'fro 4,1;110, know whether the Chinaman will like it—indeed, I don't know if he very much cares. Last year, when I was attempting to befool myself that I was bicycling right through the heart of China, when really I was walking across it, I went slain-bang across this region that is 11) ultimately to be part of her Majesty's dominions. One afternoon, I was strolling through the etowded, higgledy- piggledy, noisy, dirty streets of Yunnan-sen, arot.sing derision from the mob at my tight-fitting cycling-clothes, and 'striking terror into the hearts of all the little pig-tailed boys with my straggling red beard, when in a curiosity-shop—for I have always had a keen scent for curios—I actually found for sale a half-crown piece. I turned it over with a smile, for the sight was like a picture of home. "'Phis is a curious thing," I said. " Yes, it is," said the long-fanged old heathen who wanted to sell it. " Who is that ? " I •asked, pointing to the figure of the Queen. ",I don't \ know," answered the dealer, " but I've been told it 's the Queen of a far-off country' where there are only women." Ile was pretty ignorant, was that Chinaman, but he was no more open ignorant than other future subjects of her Majesty that I came in contact with. A Chinaman has the conceit of a newly made alderman.

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die, but became mortal; PLAYBOY: Will we be able to find" any deep meaning or fulfillment, either a* individuals or as a species, as long as we continue to live with the knowledge that all human life could be snuffed out at any moment in a nuclear catastrophe? KUBRICK: We mirst, [or in the final anal- ysis, there may be no sound way to elim- inate the threat of self-extinction without changing human nature: even if you man- aged to get clay country disarmed down to the bow and arrow, you would still be unable to lobotomize either the knowledge of how to build nuclear war- heads or the perversity that allows us to rationalize their use. Given these two categorical imperatives in a disarmed world. the first country to amass even a few weapons would have a great incen- tive to use them quickly. So an argu- ment might be made that there is a greater chance for some use of nuclear weapons in a totally disarmed, world. though less chance of global extinction: while in a world armed to the teeth, you have less chance for some use—but a great dance of extinction if they're used. If you try to remove yourself from an earthly perspective and look at this trag- ic paradox with the detachment of an extraterrestrial. the whole thing is totally irrational. Man now has the power in one mad, incandescent moment, as you point out, to exterminate the entire spe- cies: our own generation could be the last on earth. One miscalculation and all the achievements of history could vanish in a mushroom cloud; one misstep and all of man's aspirations and strivings over the millennia could be terminated. One short circuit in a computer, one lu- natic in a command structure and we could negate the heritage of the billions who have died since the dawn of man and abort the promise of the billions yet unborn—the ultimate genocide. What an irony thaj the discovery of nuclear pow-

er. with its potential for annihilation, • also constitutes the first tottering step' into the universe that must be taken by all intelligent worlds. Unhappily, the, infant-mortality rate among emerging civilizations in the cosmos may be very high. Not that it will matter except to us; the destruction of this planet would have no significance on a cosmic scale: to an observer in the Andromeda nebu- lae, the sign of our extinction would be no more than a match flaring for a sec- ond in' the heavens: and if that match .-C.1"Orrar does blaze in the darkness, there will be ' • ^: none to mourn a race that used a power . • that could have lit a beacon in the stars to poN 'me '1 light its funeral pyre. The choice is ours.

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God said that Adam would have to die on the day the instantaneous result of eating of the Tree of Knowl- he ate of the Tree of Knowledge. According to God, edge would be death; according to the serpent (at least We were expelled from Paradise, but Paradise was was a stroke of luck, for had we not been expelled, not destroyed. In a sense our expulsion from Paradise Paradise would have had to be destroyed.

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