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Orpheum Theatre Dog Shows, Sydney

Children with their dogs gather outside the Orpheum Theatre in North Sydney and the nearby Cremorne Orpheum on Military Road, Cremorne in Sydney.

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The Morning Star Painter: A family of artists

This short film narrated by David Gulpilil documents the production of a bark painting by the highly acclaimed artist Djiwul (Jack) Wunuwun in his homeland community of Gamedi near Maningrida in Ar

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Kylie Minogue in Swinging Safari

The role of Kaye Hall in Stephan Elliott’s 2017 Australian film Swinging Safari is a big departure from Kylie’s other acting roles.

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Bluey's Brisbane backdrop

Ludo Studio's Emmy award-winning children's animated television series Bluey prominently features Brisbane as its setting.

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Vintage Dogs

From pampered pooches on parade to clever canines performing tricks, these furry friends know how to entertain.

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Tiny the Terrier Collects the Mail in Taree, 1988

Tiny the Terrier, a clever canine from Taree, fetches the mail directly from the local postie on the footpath and delivers it straight to his elderly owner. 

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Fifty Thousand See Great NSW Police Carnival

The 1936 NSW Police Carnival, featuring a parade with the 'boys in blue' and stunts involving dogs, horses and a motorcycle chariot race, Ben-Hur style, which needs to be seen to be believed!

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Simon Townsend's Wonder World!: Remembering Woodrow

On 10 April 1986, Simon's beloved pet and the mascot of Simon Townsend's Wonder World! – Woodrow the Bloodhound – passed away. 

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Simon Townsend's Wonder World!: The Pilot, 1977

In 1977, Simon Townsend made a new pilot for the current affairs-style children's program that he had been trying to get on the air for a few years. 

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Simon Townsend's Wonder World!: Press Clippings

Various press clippings from the scrapbooks donated to the NFSA by Simon Townsend.