Browsing by Author "Rand Daily Mail"

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    • 'Mail' Music Show A Must 

      Rand Daily Mail Music Festival (1976-10-08)
      Photograph is of Ashley Parker who was scheduled to perform amongst other stars at the Daily Mail Music Festival at the Great Hall, University of Witwatersrand on the 15th of October 1976.

    • New Meaning and Form to Christianity 

      Mrs V. Abery; Obstant, Fata; Irene
      The article consists of Rand Daily Mail viewer responses pertaining to their view on the banning of the Godspell film in South Africa by Deputy Minister of the Interior, Mr Jimmy Kruger. These responses all formed part of ...

    • No Ways Can You Label This Beat 

      Malan, Rian; Daniel, Raeford; Davy, Mike
      The item contains a total of two newspaper articles both pertaining to Andrew Tracey and His Steel Band at Lindberge and The Market Café. The articles describe the atmosphere, entertainment and the talent as well as include ...

    • Roger Lucey in action at the Chelsea 

      Rand Daily Mail (1981-03-10)
      This item contains two documents. The first document discusses the performance of Roger Lucey at the Chelsea. The second document contains several article titles regarding the UK government.

    • Top Musicians In Concert at Wits 

      Makhaya, Elliot; Minervini, Rina (19--)
      Both articles forming part of this item pertain to a concert hosted at Wits University entitled, "Black Is The Colour". Both articles discuss the particulars surrounding the concert with a specific focus placed on black ...

    • Toronto's Two Faces of Africa 

      Rosenthal, Vicki (1978)
      The colour newspaper article and short captain depicts Colin Pratley and Bassie Kleinbooi in concert in Toronto. The show was said to be a revamped version of Bertha Egnos.

    • When The Police PRO Met The Pressmen 

      Rand Daily Mail (1980-06-18)
      The article reflects on an instance in which the Police PRO Colonel Leon Mellet met with the foreign Press the previous day to explain the decision to screen newsmen intent on venturing into Soweto and neighbouring black ...