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Clayton Church choir, Beulah Park [SRG 95/165/54/26] • Photograph

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Summary

Clayton Congregational Church Choir, photographed on Sunday 14 December 1947. Back row (left to right): R.R. Abbott (church secretary), W. James, K.H. Payne, H.C. Micklem (choir deacon). Middle row: A.A.C. Bache (librarian), R. James, B.L. Byerley, M.C. Phillips (secretary), R.R. Abbott, E.D.Whitham, A.P. Farr, H.J. Slater, R.D. Whitham, B.E. Cleworth, J.C. Koster, G.A.Pemberton. Front row: L.M. Jarvis, B.E. Humphries, M.F. Jones, Lewis Dawe (choir master), Rev. T. Rees Thomas, Lloyd Vick (organist), E.J. Downes, M.B. Lewis, M.J. Koster. Absent were Miss M. Cleworth, Mrs J.J. Sharpe and Mr H.L. Abbott.

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Physical description

Photograph (b&w print); 29.3 cm x 37.7 cm (image) ; 50.7 cm x 55.4 cm (mount)

Dates / Publication details

1947

Photographer

Ballantyne, Colin

Collection

Part of Beulah Park Collection

Subject

Clayton Congregational Church (Beulah Park, S.A.)
Choirs (Music) -- South Australia -- Beulah Park

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Historical information

Photographer Colin Ballantyne was born 12 July 1908 Wayville, South Australia, and died 2 July 1988. A theatre director, actor, playwright, leader, administrator and commercial photographer, he directed around 100 productions covering a wide range of classical and contemporary works between 1931-1971. He also directed the major local drama component of the first five Adelaide Festivals; and founded or helped build companies like the WEA Little Theatre, the Adelaide Theatre Group at the Sheridan Theatre and the Company of Players. Ballantyne was a state and federal president of the Arts Council and the Chairman of the Board of Governors of the State Theatre Company of South Australia from 1972-1978; when he became the Chairman of the Performing Arts Collections of South Australia he guided its development on a daily basis.

Digitisation information

Date

28/08/2020

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5,201 x 4,027 pixels (20.9 MP)

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62.86 MB

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