Kathleen McArthur's Lunch Hour Theatre Scripts Podcast

Kathleen McArthur's Lunch Hour Theatre Scripts Podcast

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Kathleen McArthur's Lunch Hour Theatre Scripts Podcast episodes

  • 19th Century Woman

    Stories of women emigrating to Australia in the 19th Century. Letters home telling of the trials and tribulations in the harsh conditions of the Australian bush

    Actors: Lilliemay Cheung, Patricia Coles, Karen Harper, Joy Marshall and Errol Morrison 

    Reference: No Place for a Nervous Lady by Lucy Frost. Penguin 1984 

    Songs:  

    Nobody knows the Trouble I’ve Seen | Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen lyrics © Bluewater Music Corp., Songtrust Ave, Universal Music Publishing Group, Warner Chappell Music, Inc 

    Wildflower Woman | music and lyrics by Karen Law 

    Producer: James Russell Music 

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    24 min
  • The Story of Caloundra's Lunch Hour Theatre

    This is the story of the Lunch Hour theatre and where it all began

    Actors: Lilliemay Cheung, Patricia Coles, Karen Harper, Joy Marshall and Errol Morrison 

    Songs:  

    Friendship by Judy Garland and Johnny Mercer (1940) 

    Wildflower Woman | music and lyrics by Karen Law 

    Producer: James Russell Music 

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    18 min
  • Laughter Without Malice - Part 2

    Kathleen McArthur finds it very amusing that the Opening of the Sewerage Works in Caloundra could attract such pomp and ceremony

    Actors: Patricia Coles, Karen Harper, Martin Harding, Joy Marshall and Errol Morrison

    Poetry: True Religion by Judith Wright | Copyright: The Estate of Judith Wright 

    Songs:  

    Wildflower Woman | music and lyrics by Karen Law 

    Producer: James Russell Music 

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    14 min
  • Laughter Without Malice - Part 1

    Kathleen McArthur established the Caloundra Branch of the Queensland Wildlife Preservation Society in 1963. Council’s constant tidying up of nature was an anathema to Kathleen and she was very vocal on the issue. She was a thorn in the side of all bureaucracy

    Actors: Patricia Coles, Karen Harper, Martin Harding, Joy Marshall and Errol Morrison 

    Poetry: True Religion by Judith Wright | Copyright: The Estate of Judith Wright 

    Songs: 

    Jolly Good Company by The Riverboat Banjo Band 

    Wildflower Woman | music and lyrics by Karen Law 

    Producer: James Russell Music 

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    13 min
  • Tourism Our Cargo Cult - Part 2

    Kathleen McArthur with tongue in cheek said the road to prosperity is simple, we just have to stop being parochial 

    Actors: Patricia Coles, Karen Harper, Martin Harding, Joy Marshall and Errol Morrison 

    Love You Queensland: Sunshine Television Network Promo - 1992. * Producer/Director/Editor "Love You Queensland": Alun Humphreys (Network Promotions Director for Sunshine Television Network). 

    Songs:  

    Wildflower Woman | music and lyrics by Karen Law 

    Bundaberg Rum by Ian McNamara and The Burgundian Consort  

    Producer: James Russell Music 

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    1 hr 12 min
  • Tourism Our Cargo Cult - Part 1

    Kathleen McArthur was chosen as the Sunshine Coast Daily’s Citizen of the Century in 2002. Kathleen’s passionate commitment, meticulous research and articulate advocacy contributed significantly to the preservation of the environment

    Actors: Patricia Coles, Martin Harding, Joy Marshall and Errol Morrison 

    Songs:  

    Wildflower Woman | music and lyrics by Karen Law

    Producer: James Russell Music 

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    14 min
  • People's Protest

    When Kathleen McArthur and Judith Wright stood on the top of Mount Tinbeerwah behind Noosa in 1953, they immediately saw the fascinating system of sand mass with related river and lakes would make a unique National Park

    Actors: Patricia Coles, Martin Harding, Joy Marshall, Errol Morrison and James Russell 

    Reference: The Quiet Crisis by Stewart L Udall, 1963 

    Songs:  

    The Song of Cooloola performed by Karen Law and Murray Law – used with permission from WPSQ and written by Keith Bartholemew 

    Wildflower Woman | music and lyrics by Karen Law 

    Producer: James Russell Music 

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    15 min
  • Where Has All the Country Gone? - Part 2

    Kathleen McArthur’s efforts were tireless. Writing letters to the newspapers warning of the dangers of CFCS and speaking about the precariousness of the Ozone layer and promoting the biological importance of the world’s seas and rainforests

    Actors: Patricia Coles, Martin Harding, Joy Marshall, Errol Morrison, and James Russell 

    Poetry: The Bishop by Douglas Stewart | Curtis Brown (Aust) Pty Ltd 

    Songs:  

    Coral Coast |music and lyrics by Karen Law, performed by Karen Law and Murray Law 

    Wildflower Woman | music and lyrics by Karen Law

    Producer: James Russell Music 

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    19 min
  • Where Has All the Country Gone? - Part 1

    Kathleen McArthur’s greatest impact was as part of a growing collective dedicated to awakening Australia to the impact of environmental vandalism. 

    Actors: Patricia Coles, Martin Harding, Joy Marshall and Errol Morrison  

    Poetry: For Today by Judith Wright | Copyright: The Estate of Judith Wright 

    Songs:  

    Sleeping Like Koalas | music and lyrics by Karen Law

    Wildflower Woman | music and lyrics by Karen Law 

    Producer: James Russell Music

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    16 min
  • Wattle Fritters

    Our program is about wild food in Australia so we will begin the menu by introducing you to wattle fritters!

    Actors: Patricia Coles, Martin Harding, Joy Marshall, Errol Morrison and James Russell 

    Songs:  

    The Wattle is a Lady | words Amy Mack, music by Frank Hutchens, performed by Patricia Coles

    Wildflower Woman | music and lyrics by Karen Law 

    References: 

    Wild Food in Australia | Cribb 

    Australian Natural History | the Australian Museum 

    Tom Petrie’s Reminiscences 

    Producer: James Russell Music 

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    13 min

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