The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The ABC Dance Band performing in a small room during a concert in Vietnam. Identified are: Jack Iversen, Alan Roland Wood and Alan Nash, trumpeters (left, background); Wally Wickham, bass player and Mark Bowden, drummer (right, background); Eric Cook, conductor (standing, left foreground); Charlie Munroe and Dave Rutledge, saxophonists (seated, foreground); unidentified female singer, Lucky Grills, unidentified female singer, unidentified comedian and unidentified female dancer (standing, foreground). Note the posters hanging on the wall in the background, one advertises Hawaii and the other is of the Marx brothers, Groucho, Chico and Harpo.
Informal group portrait of members of the Australian Army and the ABC Dance Band holding plaques, probably given to them as a token of appreciation for performing concerts for the troops in Vietnam. I
Members of the ABC Dance Band performing during the first concert party trip to Vietnam. Behind the band is a sign indicating that they are playing to No 2 Squadron, RAAF. Identified, left to right: u
Lorrae Desmond, with a microphone in her hand, in front of members of the ABC Dance Band ready to perform during the first concert party trip to Vietnam. Behind the band is a sign indicating that they
Studio group portrait of “The Anzac Coves”, 1st Australian Headquarters Pierrot Troupe. This concert party was to perform from 29 April at King’s Theatre, Hammersmith, with proceeds to go to the Aust
Studio group portrait of “The Anzac Coves”, 1st Australian Headquarters Pierrot Troupe. This concert party was to perform from 29 April at King’s Theatre, Hammersmith, with proceeds to go to the Austr
Courtenay Hill, South Vietnam. 3 September 1971. Members of the South Australian concert party on stage as they bring their performance for 4th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (4RAR), at Cour
