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'Life in a country town can be restrictive of everything but the imagination. Mary, a simple enough girl, is yet sufficiently anxious about what love really means, to leave home and finances to come to the city for an answer.'

Source:

[Television guide], Canberra Times, 2 October 1967, p.15.

Notes

Television play.

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Publisher: Australian Broadcasting Commission

Sydney, New South Wales,: Australian Broadcasting Commission , 1967 .

Extent: 90min.p.

Series: form y Love and War Sydney : Australian Broadcasting Commission , 1967 8109347 1967 series - publisher film/TV Abstract
A series of television plays, based around the theme of 'love and war'. All of the self-contained episodes were produced at the ABC's Gore Hill studios by John Croyston, but not all of them were written by Australian script-writers.

Only those works by Australian script-writers are individually indexed on AustLit. The full list of episodes and broadcast dates is as follows:

1. Man of Destiny (George Bernard Shaw): 6 September 1967

2. Sergeant Musgrave's Dance (John Arden): 13 September 1967

3. O'Flaherty VC (George Bernard Shaw): 18 September 1967

4. The Brass Butterfly (William Golding): 27 September 1967

5. Intersection (Michael Boddy): 4 October 1967

6. Construction (John Croyston): 11 October 1967

7. Romeo and Juliet: 18 October 1967.
Number in series: 5