The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
LEARNING TO DANCE. THERE'S "NO EXIT" ONCE A SOLDIER SIGNS UP FOR INSTRUCTION AT THE AMERICAN RED CROSS SERVICE CLUB, MELBOURNE. THE CHEERFUL PUPIL IS PTE G. REEDY (BALTIMORE, MD) THE HOSTESS (CENTRE) MRS SALLY WHITACKER IS INTRODUCING THE DOUGHBOY TO HIS INSTRUCTOR MISS ALICE WHITE. (NEGATIVE BY BOTTOMLEY).
HERE WE GO. INSTRUCTION IS DANCING IS GIVEN AT THE AMERICAN RED CROSS SERVICE CLUB, MELBOURNE. HERE CORPORAL CHARLES NEVIASKY, U.S.A., LEARNS HIS FIRST STEPS FROM MISS NOEL BIENVENU. (NEGATIVE BY BOTT
AMERICAN RED CROSS SERVICE CLUB. MRS J. HOLT AND MISS JUDY FOSTER SAMPLE THE ROAST BEEF. (NEGATIVE BY BOTTOMLEY).
New York, USA. An American hospitality centre for Australian and New Zealand forces was the Anzac Club. Founder and President of the club was Miss Nola Luxford. Shown, service personnel relaxing at te
CLAY MODELLING IS AMONG A LARGE LIST OF ACTIVITIES AT THE AMERICAN RED CROSS CLUB, MELBOURNE. AT WORK, LEFT, IS PTE. RALPH KUSER (BECHTELSVILLE, PENN.) PTE. ARTHUR WHITE, A.I.F., AND PTE. BERNARD DENN
WEEKLY PROGRAM AT AMERICAN RED CROSS SERVICE CLUB, MELBOURNE, IS SURVEYED BY MISS KATHLEEN GEEP, OF THE AUSTRALIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY AND ROBERT BRUNETT (HILLSBORO, ILLINOIS) PROGRAM DIRECTOR THE AUSTR
AMERICAN RED CROSS DOCTOR CARVER SERVICE CLUB FOR THE USE OF COLOURED TROOPS SERVING IN AUSTRALIA. THE US FIFTH AIR CORPS ORCHESTRA PLAYING FOR A DANCE AT THE CLUB. AT THE MICROPHONE IS GALVIN JOHNSON
