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ADELAIDE RIVER, N.T. 1942-10-29. ONE OF THE ACTS PUT ON BY THE 6TH AUSTRALIAN DIVISIONAL CONCERT PARTY, WHICH AFTER SERVICE IN THE MIDDLE EAST IS NOW TOURING SOUTH AUSTRALIA AND THE NORTHERN TERRITORY. LEFT TO RIGHT:- STAFF-SERGEANT T. BUDD, PRODUCER AND COMEDIAN, SERGEANT A. KNOWLES, STRAIGHT MAN, AND SERGEANT W. MARTIN, COMEDIAN. SERGEANT KNOWLES IS THE DESIGNER OF THE CONVERSION OF THE 3-TON TRUCK TO A MOBILE STAGE.
ADELAIDE RIVER, N.T. AUSTRALIA. 1942-10-29. PERSONNEL OF THE 6TH AUSTRALIAN DIVISIONAL CONCERT PARTY ERECTING THEIR CONVERTIBLE STAGE, WHICH IS THE 3-TON TRUCK WHICH TRANSPORTS THE SCENERY AND EFFECTS
ADELAIDE RIVER, N.T. 1942-10-29. THE 6TH AUSTRALIAN DIVISIONAL CONCERT PARTY IN THEIR OPENING CHORUS. LEFT TO RIGHT, ON STAGE:- STAFF-SERGEANT T.H. BUDD, PRODUCER, SERGEANT A.T. REEVE, CORPORAL E. PAI
ADELAIDE RIVER, NT. 1942-10-29. THE 6TH AUSTRALIAN DIVISIONAL CONCERT PARTY ARRIVES AT ADELAIDE RIVER TO SET UP FOR THE FIRST NIGHT'S PERFORMANCE. PHOTOGRAPH SHOWS THE METHOD OF TRANSPORT USED. THE CO
ADELAIDE RIVER, N.T. 1942-10-29. MEMBERS OF THE 6TH AUSTRALIAN DIVISIONAL CONCERT PARTY EXTENDING THE CANOPY OF THEIR 3-TON TRUCK TO ENABLE THE TRUCK TO BE USED AS A STAGE FOR THEIR PERFORMANCES. THE
ADELAIDE RIVER, N.T. 1942-10-29. MEMBERS OF THE 6TH AUSTRALIAN DIVISIONAL CONCERT PARTY UNLOADING EQUIPMENT FROM THE 3-TON TRUCK THAT CARRIES THEIR THEATRICAL EFFECTS AND ALSO ACTS AS A STAGE. BY EXTE
ADELAIDE RIVER, N.T. 1942-10-29. MEMBERS OF THE 6TH AUSTRALIAN DIVISIONAL CONCERT PARTY PLACING BACK-DROPS AND CURTAINS IN POSITION ON THEIR 3-TON TRUCK CONVERTIBLE TO A STAGE. NOTE THE EXTENDED TRUCK
