The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A drawing showing a group of internees at an Australian camp sitting outside on a clear night to watch a play performed in an open-air theatre.
A diagram showing the proposed floorplan complete with labels and dimensions for an open air theatre in the Loveday Internment Camp in South Australia that was built in September 1942. On the revers
In the foreground is a figure carrying water, and to the left is the Chungkai Theatre made from bamboo and attap (palm leaf). It was built in a natural amphitheatre, with a dug-out orchestra pit, and
This drawing depicts the Chungkai Theatre building and the surrounding trees. The artist has notated the drawing to mark: Havelock Road, Tamarkan, and Chungkai Theatre (bamboo & attap). This drawing w
Souvenir program for a theatrical performance during the First World War. This program is for a production of the play 'To-Night's the Night', performed at the Gaiety Theatre in London during 1916. Th
Souvenir program for a theatrical performance during the First World War. This program is for a production of the play 'Theodore & Co' performed at the Gaiety Theatre in London. The program features '
A drawing of a Christian mass being held at an Australian internment camp. Seen from the rear of the chapel, the nurses are seated to the left and the male officers and internees are on the right.
