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PERSONAL PHOTOGRAPHS
1-90. [Mason family album, (including photographs J.N., Norbert Keck and Theo Mason, also Doris Fitton in the early years of her marriage), ca. 1900-1930]
91-103. [Doris Fitton, her son and mother] / photographers incl. Langham (Melb.), Montgomery Dunn, Pix and John Hearder
104-105. [Mary Edwards painting Doris Fitton's portrait, 1953 (portrait held at ML 1147) (negative of no.104 held Mitchell Pictures)]
106. Laurence Olivier and Vivien Leigh, with Molly Brown and Haydee Seldon, congratulate Doris Fitton after her performance in Mourning becomes Electra, July-Aug 1948 (published in: Not without heat & dust, p.71) / Sydney Morning Herald
107. [Actress (Waters ?) from the Turret Theatre Company]

ACTORS AND PERFORMANCES
108. Mrs Alan Trevor [Trevar ?] / Montgomery Dunn
109-110. Peter Leslie (a barrister)
111. Charles Walmsley, Shakespearian boy, later worked at Qantas and was dramatic critic for their magazine / Richard McKinney
112. Doris Fitton as her ancestress Mary Fitton in Dark lady of the sonnets, Sydney Repertory Co., [ca. 1924-5] (published in: Not without heat & dust, p.27)
113. Fitton and Clive Coppard [Cappard ?] in The Marquise, 1934 / Nanette Kuehn
114. Marion Johns, Bonnie (?) and Peter Leslie in Picnic, May 1956
115. Ed (?) in A Question of fact, June 1956
116. Carl Levitt and Marcella Burgoyne in Dylan, 1966
117-134. [Unidentified plays]
135-136. Clive Coppard [Cappard ?], Fitton and Arthur Hayles or Nayles in The Marquise (?), 1934
137. The Life of the insects with Robert Roberts and unidentified actor, 1941 (published in: Not without heat & dust, p.51)
138. Fitton as Gertrude in Hamlet, Oct-Nov 1943 and signed "To dear Tug, love and best wishes from Doris."
139-142. Elaine Foster, Ivor Bromley-Smith and Bruce Beeby in Mourning becomes Electra, Dec 1945 / Richard McKinney, Harry Jay
143-144. Fitton, Jean Robertson and John Carlton in the Schiller play Maria Stuart, Nov 1946 (no.143 published in: Not without heat & dust, p.60) / Noel Rubie P/L
145. Fitton as Antigone, Feb 1947 / Noel Rubie P/L
146. Pamela Bromley, John Faassen and John Cameron in Volpone, 1947 / Noel Rubie P/L
147-148. Fitton and Bruce Beeby in Mourning becomes Electra, Feb 1948 / Noel Rubie P/L
149. Fitton and unidentified woman beside the Mourning becomes Electra poster, Comedy Theatre, Melbourne, Apr 1948 (similar in: Not without heat & dust, p.58)
150. Illuminated Princess Theatre with advertising for the Independent Theatre production of The Little foxes, 1948 / Greegan Studios
151. Fitton in The Little foxes, 1948 / Greegan Studios
152. Diana Perryman (sister of Jill) in Salome, 1949 / Guildford Studios
153. Diana Perryman and Diana Davidson in Dark of the moon, 1950 / Hal Williamson
154-157. Ellen Morgan, Edward Howell, Harold Hinton and Shirley May Donald in Anna Lucasta, Mar-May 1951 (no. 157 published in: Not without heat & dust, p.95) / John Hearder
158. Fitton in Daphne Laureola, Nov 1951 (published in: Not without heat & dust, p.97) / Noel Rubie P/L
159-162. Fitton, Dorothy Whiteley, Frank Thring and Benita Harvey in Black chiffon, Melbourne, 1952 / Harry Jay
163-164. Barbara Wyndon, Noelanne [i.e. Noelann] Gandon, Ethel Gabriel, Doris Fitton, Tony Standen, Louis Wishart, Richard Miekle [i.e. Meikle] in the Anouilh play Colombe, Feb 1953
165. Margaret Roberts (The Apple cart), Aug 1953 / Montgomery Dunn
166. Dennis Carroll and Jane Williams in The Innocents, Jan 1954 (published in : Not without heat & dust, p.101) / Montgomery Dunn
167. Jon Ewing, Robert Laris and Jan Coghlan in Under the sycamore tree, Jan 1955 / Montgomery Dunn
168-169. Ruth Cacknell, Diana Perryman, Brian Barry, Kevin Brennan and Norman Bushman in The Love of four colonels, May 1955
170. Lyndall Barbour in The Rose tattoo, Feb 1956 (published in: Not without heat & dust, p.109) / Montgomery Dunn
171. Marion Johns in Picnic, May 1956 / John Hearder
172. Olive Walter in Camino real, May 1957 / Montgomery Dunn
173-175. Sophie Krantz, Mary Hosking and Donald Kennedy in Member of the wedding, Jan 1958 / Allan Keen
176-183. Ronald (Ron) Frazer, Betina Welch, Connie Hobbs, Letty Craydon and Kevin Brennan in Cat on a hot tin roof, Feb-Mar & Apr 1958 / Gene Lett, Montgomery Dunn
184. Valda Bagnall, Frank Taylor, Fitton and Paul Kathner discuss the production of Under Milk Wood, 1958 (published in: Not without heat & dust, p.110) / Gene Lett
185. Fitton directing Career, 1959
186-188. Fitton, Yvonne McLean (stage manager), Van Radcliffe (mechanist), Gwen (?), Dan Pascoe and and Diana Davidson rehearse Career, 1959
189. [Portrait of unidentified boy]
190. [Watercolour of the set for Career]

MISCELLANEOUS
191-203. [Aerial photographs of the Cronulla peninsula and Kurnell, ca. 1950]
204-225. [World War II photographs: Papua-New Guinea (incl. Nadzab, Yuat River, NGF, beach at Papa, Bulibum nr Lae and Rouna Falls), Philippines]

Dame Doris Fitton : personal photographs, part I, ca. 1900-1980

Natural history of the Coorong, Lower Lakes, and Murray Mouth Region (Yarluwar-Ruwe) / editors: Luke Mosley, Qifeng Ye, Scoresby Shepherd, Steve Hemming, Rob Fitzpatrick.

People are routinely forced to undertake cognitive challenges under the effect of sleep deprivation, due to professional and social obligations forcing them to ignore their circadian clock. However, low intra-individual and high inter-individual differences in behavioural outcomes are known to occur when people are sleep deprived, leading to the conclusion that trait-like differences to sleep deprivation could explain the differing levels of resilience. Within this study we consider if trait-like resilience to sleep deprivation, measured using psychomotor vigilance tests over a 40 h protocol, could be associated with graph metrics (mean node strength, clustering coefficient, characteristic path length and stability) calculated from EEG functional networks acquired when participants (
) are well rested (baseline). Furthermore, we investigated how stability (the consistency of a participant’s functional network over time measured using 2-D correlation) changed over the constant routine. We showed evidence of strong significant correlations between high mean node strength, low characteristic path length and high stability at baseline with a general resilience to extended sleep deprivation, although the same features lead to vulnerability during the period of natural sleep onset, highlighting non-uniform correlations over time. We also show significant differences in the levels of stability between resilient and vulnerable groups.

Scientific reports, 2024-11, Vol.14 (1), p.27999-15, Article 27999

Associating EEG functional networks and the effect of sleep deprivation as measured using psychomotor vigilance tests

Chronotype—the relationship between the internal circadian physiology of an individual and the external 24-h light-dark cycle—is increasingly implicated in mental health and cognition. Individuals presenting with a late chronotype have an increased likelihood of developing depression, and can display reduced cognitive performance during the societal 9–5 day. However, the interplay between physiological rhythms and the brain networks that underpin cognition and mental health is not well-understood. To address this issue, we use rs-fMRI collected from 16 people with an early chronotype and 22 people with a late chronotype over three scanning sessions. We develop a classification framework utilizing the Network Based-Statistic methodology, to understand if differentiable information about chronotype is embedded in functional brain networks and how this changes throughout the day. We find evidence of subnetworks throughout the day that differ between extreme chronotypes such that high accuracy can occur, describe rigorous threshold criteria for achieving 97.3% accuracy in the Evening and investigate how the same conditions hinder accuracy for other scanning sessions. Revealing differences in functional brain networks based on extreme chronotype suggests future avenues of research that may ultimately better characterize the relationship between internal physiology, external perturbations, brain networks, and disease.

Frontiers in neuroscience, 2023-06, Vol.17, p.1147219

Classification of human chronotype based on fMRI network-based statistics

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Dame Doris Fitton : personal photographs, part I, ca. 1900-1980

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Natural history of the Coorong, Lower Lakes, and Murray Mouth Region (Yarluwar-Ruwe) / editors: Luke Mosley, Qifeng Ye, Scoresby Shepherd, Steve Hemming, Rob Fitzpatrick.

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Associating EEG functional networks and the effect of sleep deprivation as measured using psychomotor vigilance tests

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Classification of human chronotype based on fMRI network-based statistics

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