New Zealanders Rowena Jackson, Rilla Stevens and Bettina Welch lunch at the Koolabah Tree Restaurant...
New Zealanders Rowena Jackson, Rilla Stevens and Bettina Welch lunch at the Koolabah Tree Restaurant...
New Zealanders Rowena Jackson, Rilla Stevens and Bettina Welch lunch at the Koolabah Tree Restaurant, Sydney
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Date
Oct 1958
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Australian Photographic Agency - 05897
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Pictures and Photographs
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Photographs - 10 x 12 cm. - 1 photonegative
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Copyright status : Taken by Australian Photographic Agency for account: News 581968. Reproduction for purposes other than private study or research will require permission.
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New Zealanders Rowena Jackson, Rilla Stevens and Bettina Welch lunch at the Koolabah Tree Restaurant, Sydney
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"Weird and wonderful Sydney" caption: "New Zealand actresses Rilla Stevens, Rowena Jackson, Bettina Welch and fellow thespians wonder what to do with the lobster at the trendy Koolabah Tree restaurant. Even Albert Einstein said eating his first lobster was "the greatest physical and intellectual challenge I ever faced"."
Digital order no:d7_05897
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Original item no. ON 173
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Presented 1988
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Stevens had only just arrived in Australia and Welch was about to depart on a six week tour of New Zealand with the Noel Coward comedy 'Nude with violin'
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Australian Photographic Agency - 05897
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9gkGdvk9
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/9gkGdvk9
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17141
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