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Barbara Angell Barbara Angell i(A33290 works by)
Also writes as: Angela Barr
Born: Established: 1935 Melbourne, Victoria, ;
Gender: Female
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1 y separately published work icon Figments Barbara Angell (editor), Ken Challenor (editor), Bowral : Fellowship of Australian Writers Southern Highlands Branch , 2017 12795798 2017 selected work poetry short story
1 2 y separately published work icon The Coral Browne Story : Theatrical Life and Times of a Lustrous Australian Barbara Angell , Brooklyn : Angell Productions , 2007 Z1399921 2007 single work biography
1 What Has Happened to Australian Publishing? Barbara Angell , 2007 single work column
— Appears in: Newswrite : The NSW Writers' Centre Magazine , February no. 166 2007; (p. 3, 12) Angell writes of her frustration in being unable to find a publisher for her biography of expatriate Australian actress Coral Browne.
1 y separately published work icon A Woman's War : The Exceptional Life of Wilma Oram Young, AM Barbara Angell , Frenchs Forest : New Holland , 2003 Z1066390 2003 single work biography
2 58 form y separately published work icon Neighbours Reg Watson , Seven Network (publisher), Network Ten (publisher), John Hanlon , Reg Watson , Jeff Truman , Ray Kolle , Katrina Foster , John Upton , Anthony Morris , Philippa Burne , Sarah Mayberry , Ian Coughlan , Helen MacWhirter , Elizabeth Packett , Judith Colquhoun , Jenny Lewis , Lois Booton , Lyn Ogilvy , Emma J. Steele , Peter Dick , David Allen , Scott Taylor , Betty Quin , Louise Le Nay , Jason Herbison , Roger Moulton , Marieke Hardy , David Hannam , Ysabelle Dean , Don Battye , Linda Stainton , Sarah Dollard , Wayne Doyle , Hugh Stuckey , Stuart Page , Christopher Gist , Christine McCourt , Martin McKenna , Barbara Angell , Jason Daniel , Margaret Wilson , Sam Meikle , Chris McTrustry , Ginny Lowndes , Alan Hopgood , Chris Corbett , Ray Harding , Sally Webb , David Phillips , Jon Stephens , Piers Hobson , Kit Oldfield , Drew Proffitt , Jane Allen , Eloise Healey , Rick Maier , Gavin Strawhan , Cath Roden , Victoria Osbourne , Jo Watson , Craig Wilkins , Bert Deling , Fiona Wood , Bill Searle , Christine Schofield , Kate Langbroek , Boaz Stark , Christine Madafferi , Michael Joshua , Alix Beane , Rick Held , Roger Dunn , Jo Horsburgh , Susan Bower , Glenda Hambly , Adam Bowen , Clare Mendes , Sue Hore , Lesley Lewis , Chris Phillips , Greg Stevens , Luke Devenish , Kelly Lefever , Mia Tolhurst , Greg Millin , David Worthington , Malcolm Frawley , Serge Lazareff , Deborah Sheldon , Samuel Genocchio , Patrick Edgeworth , Elizabeth Huntley , Graham Hartley , Judy Nunn , Nicholas Langton , Philip Ryall , Timothy Daly , Steve J. Spears , Michaeley O'Brien , Fiona Kelly , Steven Vidler , Hamilton Budd , Chelsea Cassio , John Smythe , Maureen Ann Moran , Kier Shorey , Shaun Charles , Chris Milne , Mark Shirrefs , Graeme Farmer , Sabour Bradley , Chris Hawkshaw , David O'Brien , Don Linke , Sheila Sibley , Coral Drouyn , Tony Cavanaugh , Patrea Smallacombe , Melanie Sano , 1985 Australia : Reg Grundy Enterprises FremantleMedia Australia , 1985-2022 Z1367509 1985 series - publisher film/TV

A daily television drama series set in the fictional Melbourne suburb of Erinsborough, Neighbours chronicles the lives of the residents of Ramsay Street. The series initially revolved around three families: the Ramsays (at number 24 Ramsay Street), the Robinsons (at number 26), and the Clarkes (at number 28). The scope of the series has since broadened to include new Ramsay Street familes.
1 y separately published work icon Voyage to Port Phillip, 1803 Barbara Angell , Sorrento : Nepean Historical Society , 1984 Z814997 1984 single work
1 form y separately published work icon Elephant Boy Anthony Scott Veitch , Ralph Smart , Ian Stuart Black , Barbara Angell , Tony Morphett , Ted Roberts , ( dir. Henri Safran et. al. )agent Australia Germany United Kingdom (UK) : Amalgamated Global Television , 1973 Z1819321 1973 series - publisher film/TV adventure children's

An Australian, German, and Scottish co-production filmed on location in Sri Lanka, Elephant Boy was an adaptation of 'Toomai of the Elephants', a story from Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book (1894). 'Toomai of the Elephants' had already been made into a successful 1937 film (also called Elephant Boy), starring Sabu, and the earlier film largely overshadows the later re-make.

The program has no discernable Australian content, but did include some Australian actors, notably Kevin Miles (who played Prince Paddam) and Ric Hutton (who played Colonel Shannon). It also employed Australian script-writers, including Tony Morphett. Post-production took place at the Artransa Park studios in Sydney.

The first episode of Elephant Boy, 'The Tyrant', is available on YouTube:

Part One: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IrxYbVh_z2A&feature=related

Part Two: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kbecrbNuLPM&feature=related

(Sighted 27/10/2011)
1 y separately published work icon The Entertainment Machine Barbara Angell , Sydney : Horwitz , 1970 Z53145 1970 single work novel
1 Every Child's Garden of Revue Peter Pinne , Don Battye , Barbara Angell , David Sale , Robert Walker , Ray Biehler , Ray Kolle , 1964 single work musical theatre revue/revusical humour

Revue.

Directed and co-written by Barb Angell, Every Child's Garden of Revue comprised twenty-two items, ranging in topic from advertisements to teenagers, school, and the beach. The Peter Pinne, Don Battye, and Ray Kolle piece, 'A Miracle a Day', is a 'mini-musical spoof' of Rogers and Hammerstein.

The items as indicated in the production program are:

  • 1. 'Opening' (company)
  • 2. 'Where are They?' (company)
  • 3. 'Our Own Delphine' (Barbara and David)
  • 4. 'All at Sea' (Marion)
  • 5. 'On the Hole' (Paul and David)
  • 6. 'Run Rabbit Run' (Barbara)
  • 7. 'Services Rendered' (Marion, David, and Paul)
  • 8. 'Loyal Tour' (David)
  • 9. 'May I Have the Next?' (company)
  • 10. 'Ad Fad' (Marion and Barbara)
  • 11. 'On the Beach' (Barbara, David, and Paul)
  • 12. 'A Miracle a Day' (David, Marion, and Barbara)
  • 13. 'East is West' (Paul)
  • 14. 'Teen Age Mail Bag' (David)
  • 15. 'Building Blocks' (Paul and Barbara)
  • 16. 'Small Talk' (David and Marion)
  • 17. 'Waste Not Want Not' (Paul)
  • 18. 'In a Brown Study' (Marion)
  • 19. 'All Mod Cons' (Barbara and Paul)
  • 20. 'Let's Have a Party' (Marion, David, and Paul)
  • 21. 'School Daze' (Barbara)
  • 22. 'Have Fun, Damn You!' (company).
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