Papers [manuscript]. 1876-1985.

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Papers [manuscript]. 1876-1985.

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Papers of the Phillips family, 1876-1985; comprising papers of Arthur A. Phillips, c. 1927-1985, including correspondence, reviews, essays, press cuttings and photographs; essays written by Morris Mondle Phillips for the Shakespeare Society; stories and articles written by Rebecca (Ray) Phillips; and diaries, 1876-1889, of Philip David Phillips.

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Phillips, Rebecca (Ray), 1872-1942.

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Phillips, Philip David, 1836-1909

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Phillips, A. A. (Arthur Angell), 1900-1985

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A. A. Phillips and Douglas Stewart were both poets. Arthur A. Phillips produced with Ian Maxwell, In fealty to Apollo: an anthology (1932), and contributed to Australian University verse: an undergraduate anthology, 1920-1922 (1922). From the description of Correspondence [manuscript]. 1944-1971. (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 225786864 ...

Phillips family.

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Ribush, Dolia, 1896-1947.

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Dolia Ribush was a theatrical producer and businessman. Born in Libau in Latvia, he received his early theatrical training in Moscow under Stanislavsky. In 1928 Ribush and his wife settled in Australia. In Melbourne he set up Bush's Confectionery Pty. Ltd. as well as continuing his theatrical interests. During the 1930's and 1940's Ribush was highly regarded as a producer, particularly as a result of his success with The Cherry Orchard, Lower Depths and Ned Kelly. From the descriptio...

Shakespeare Society of Victoria.

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Phillips, Mary, 1904-1968.

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Phillips, Morris Mondle, 1870-1948.

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