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| The Cinema And Theatre Historical Society publishes the quarterly magazine CinemaRecord, which seeks to document Australian and New Zealand cinema and theatre history. Publication of CinemaRecord commenced in January 1994. CATHS membership includes four editions of CinemaRecord per year. Contributions are most welcome and can be mailed to: The content of CinemaRecord includes theatre histories, photographs, biographies, current industry news, letters and other items of interest. Click here for index of articles in Newsreel.
Index of CinemaRecord:* Indicates cinema/theatre building history article ISS.62 - Edition 1 - 2009 Page 4 Letters and Newsreel Page 7 Bendigo 's Lyric: Two stories about a favourite Saturday haunt History in Stone. An unusual monument to a long-gone cinema The Lyric Remembered - Phil Beer Page 10 A Tribute to H. V. Taylor – Ross Thorne Personal anecdotes from work together Page 12 Hoyts Circle Preston – Rod Cook and Ian Smith Quality in a small package Page 18 Preston Boys Go DIY – Fred Page An ambitious mini - commercial cinema venture Page 22 From a Regent To the Regent – Brian Quigley The conclusion to a distinguished working life. Page 28 Why Cut an Aperture? – Ross King A once-common projectionist's task explained Page 29 Penthouse, Wellington New Zealand – Tony Froude Where patrons' needs are foremost. ISS.63 - Edition 2 - 2009 Page 4 Letters Page 5 Newsreel page 8 CATHS Visits Myrtleford - Mike Trickett Films and fellowship in north-east Victoria Page 10 In Pursuit of Excellence Part One: Elisabeth Murdoch Hall Page12 Regent Auckland - David Lascelles Marble and magic in New Zealand's second main Regent Page 20 Projector Pioneers of South Australia - Peter Wolfenden Part One: David Garvie shows his mettle Page 26 Theatre of the Italian Renaissance - Cameron Hall Extravagant stage effects become possible Page 31 Wide-Eyed in the West End - Ian Smith
London stage as vibrant as ever Page 4 Letters and Newsreel Page 9 A Cygnet Swansong - Peter Jackson. A memorial film night for a loyal projectionist Page 10 CATHS 20th Anniversary - Gerry Kennedy. A review of a major milestone Page 12 In Pursuit of Perfection. Part Two: John Sumner Theatre. Melbourne Theatre Company's new home Page 14 Projector Pioneers of South Australia - Peter Wolfenden. Part Two: William Benbow: The pupil matches the master Page 20 Regent Theatre Albury Page 30 Commedia dell'arte - Cameron Hall. The origins of zany comedy Page 33 Merino- A Town With A Difference - John Fitzsimons. Innovation at the pub Page 34 Prince Edward, Woburn (NZ) - Tony Froude. An 'almost atmospheric' suburban cinema Page 36 Resurrect Your Local Cinema - Barrie Wraith. Digital tricks improve happy memories Page 37 The Way We Were. Plenty of noise for The Big Noise Page 38 CATHS Brisbane Celebrates - Steve Maggs and Mike Gillies.
A birthday visit to the Regent Brisbane
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