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Photograph 148193 Korean War, 1950-1953Kure, Japan. 1952-11-10. A performance by the Signals Concert Party at the Empire Theatre. Three heads peep through the stage curtain. Top to bottom: 3/1365 Signalman H. B. Thompson; 1/1805 Corporal F

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Singers impersonating the American Andrews Sisters perform on stage during an entertainment by the Signals Concert Party at the Empire Theatre. Left to right: 5/1501 Corporal (Cpl) Neil John Harris, of Perth, WA, 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR); 2/1117 Signalman C J Nichols, and 1/1805 Corporal Francis James Moran, of Ayr, Qld, Australian Ancilliary Unit, Korea. Due to this performance, Cpl Harris earned the nickname 'Hipsy Harris'. The three men are wearing their Army boots with their costumes.
Kure, Japan. 1952-11-10. A performance by the Signals Concert Party at the Empire Theatre. Three heads peep through the stage curtain. Top to bottom: 3/1365 Signalman H. B. Thompson; 1/1805 Corporal F

LAE, NEW GUINEA, 1945-12-18. MEMBERS OF DETACHMENT 12 ENTERTAINMENT UNIT, WHO TOOK PART IN THE STAGE PRODUCTION "WHILE THE SUN SHINES". IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL ARE: SERGEANT (SGT) R. G. G. FOLKARD, (MULV

Darwin area, NT. c. 1944. A band from No. 2 Mobile Entertainment Unit RAAF, commanded by Flying Officer Tom Davidson, perform on an outdoor stage during a night time show. Left to right: Back row: Lea

Australian prisoners of war in Stalag XIII-C put on a show called "The Cabaret", for their own and fellow prisoners' entertainment. Costumes were made from old clothes, blankets, etc. The entertainme

Informal portrait of 'The Whizzbangs', concert party of the 1st Australian General Hospital (1AGH), on the stage in the mess recreation hut. Left to right, back row (standing): Corporal (Cpl) G. B. Mc

Cervia, Italy. 30 Mar 1945. Transport drivers of No. 3 (Mustang) Squadron RAAF in northern Italy are proud of their dance band, which provides many a bright spot in the squadron's entertainment roster
