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- Cast members (L-R): Nola Wallace and Michaela Bolzan perform on the table, while Drama tutor David Berthold (man holding book) looks on, the University of Newcastle, Australia - 1988
- Cast members (L-R): Nola Wallace and Michaela Bolzan perform on the table, while Drama tutor David Berthold (man holding book) looks on, the University of Newcastle, Australia - 1988
- Nola Wallace as Melba in the production of "A Toast to Melba". Directed by Robert Page,the University of Newcastle, Australia - 1980
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The Valleys People 1980 6
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KeywordInterviewHurst, Ron Hunter Valley, Ron Wallace, Nola
The Valleys People was an interview show hosted by Ron Hurst that talked to the people of the Hunter Valley and discussed how they helped shape the Hunter into the place it is today.
Interviewees in this video are Bob Freeman and Nola Wallace
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PhotoCast members (L-R): Nola Wallace and Michaela Bolzan perform on the table, while Drama tutor David Berthold (man holding book) looks on, the University of Newcastle, Australia - 1988Cast members (L-R): Nola Wallace and Michaela Bolzan perform on the table, while Drama tutor David Berthold (man holding book) looks on, the University of Newcastle, Australia - 1988Nola Wallace as Melba in the production of "A Toast to Melba". Directed by Robert Page,the University of Newcastle, Australia - 1980
Cast members (L-R): Nola Wallace and Michaela Bolzan perform on the table, while Drama tutor David Berthold (man holding book) looks on, the University of Newcastle, Australia - 1988Nola Wallace as Melba in the production of "A Toast to Melba". Directed by Robert Page,the University of Newcastle, Australia - 1980loading google map....
The Valleys People 1980 6. Living Histories, accessed 03/12/2024, https://livinghistories.newcastle.edu.au/nodes/view/79773