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	Scoop: Charles Chauvel: His Attempts to Crush Free Speech
		Chauvel, an "openly gay man", has a homosexual partner of 11 years, and a one-year old son, who lives with his mother and her partner.
		What Chauvel's website omits to note, is that the High Court ruling in the Living Word case that he trumpets as a success, was overturned on appeal in a unanimous decision of the Full (five member) Court of the Court of Appeal (CA 58/00 dated 31/8/200).
		Charles Chauvel's well documented commitment to crushing free speech goes back at least to this 1994 case he was involved in.
	www.scoop.co.nz /stories/PO0607/S00114.htm (3817 words)

	ScreenSound Australia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Charles Chauvel's affinity with the Australian landscape began during his formative years spent on the family dairy property, 'Summerlands', in the Fassifern district of Southern Queensland.
		From an early age Charles Chauvel understood the rewards and the challenges of rural life; this empathy was to be a key feature in his later filmmaking ventures.
		Chauvel's father was dismayed that his son turned his back on the soil, although Charles went on to do 'everything in his power to write of it, film it, and sing its praises for the rest of his life'.
	www.screensound.gov.au /Screensound/Screenso.nsf/AllDocs/F56296610E0C1E0BCA256FB600824AE8?OpenDocument (459 words)

	ninemsn Encarta - Search Results - Chauvel Charles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Chauvel, Charles (1897-1959), pioneer Australian film producer and director.
		Chauvel, the nephew of the military commander Sir Henry Chauvel, was...
		Numbered rulers named Charles are entered below by their countries, in alphabetical order, and by regnal numbers.
	au.encarta.msn.com /Chauvel_Charles.html (80 words)

	Spartanburg SC \| GoUpstate.com \| Spartanburg Herald-Journal
		Charles Edward Chauvel OBE (7 October 1897 – 11 November 1959) was an Australian film maker, born in Warwick, Queensland.
		He was the nephew of Sir Henry Chauvel, leader of the Australian light horse in the Middle East during World War I.
		Producer / director Charles Chauvel, made his first movies "Moth of Moonbi" and "Green Hide " in Harrisville, Queensland.
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Charles_Chauvel (150 words)

	Kiwiblog » Blog Archive » Charles Chauvel
		The Dominion Post reports that Labour’s candidate for Ohariu-Belmont, Charles Chauvel, has quit the board of Meridian Energy after warnings of a potential conflict of interest from SOEs Minister Paul Swain.
		Also surprised Mr Chauvel claims it is not due to the advice from the Minister, but simply because he is too busy.
		Chauvel will probably get a high list placing but I’m not convinced that Labour is going to get many, if any, new MPs.
	www.kiwiblog.co.nz /2005/02/charles_chauvel.html (570 words)

	Chauvels’ Walkabout:
		Made by the legendary early big-screen director Charles Chauvel and his wife Elsa, it's probably true to say that 'Australian Walkabout', the epic TV series of the '50s, gave many Australians their first real look at this country's vast interior.
		CHARLES CHAUVEL: We see the cattlemen enjoying themselves in feats of wild buckjumping and steer riding in a land where they work hard and play hard and die with their boots on.
		CHARLES CHAUVEL: As I told you when we were on the river, the crocodile is a treacherous brute responsible for much loss of life.
	www.abc.net.au /gnt/history/Transcripts/s1182998.htm (990 words)

	Cunningham on Chauvel
		Chauvel, however, was typically involved, or his name was being invoked, on a number of fronts in projections for further production and in lobbying in response to yet another feature film downturn.
		As I have argued elsewhere [note 34], "locationism" is an apposite term to describe the intense commitment on Chauvel's part, notwithstanding the massive technical and financial obstacles, to location shooting without implying that this commitment amounted to a coherent sense of its relation to, and difference from, a documentary aesthetic.
		Charles effortlessly establishes his intentions of accompanying the group, and the episode proceeds through a series of encounters to establish, and laud, the logic, economy and charm of such a "way of life".
	wwwmcc.murdoch.edu.au /ReadingRoom/1.1/Cunningham.html (6816 words)

	OZ CINEMA.com : Reviews : Sons of Matthew (1949)
		Reflecting the pioneering spirit that has characterised the Australian image for the past two centuries, Charles Chauvel's Sons of Matthew is the resultant product of sheer determination and discovery on behalf of the film's cast and crew.
		During the shooting, Chauvel and his crew were forced to battle with the unrelenting and unpredictable forces of nature and, to some extent, showed little respect to the figures of authority that would have liked to shut down the film's production after it ran overtime and overbudget.
		Sons Of Matthew is both a technical milestone is Australian film, Chauvel's virtuosity rivaling that of the great Hollywood directors of the time, and stands as a physical representation of the spirit of Australia's founders.
	www.ozcinema.com /reviews/s/sonsofmatthew.html (979 words)

	Scoop: Labour’s Homosexual Agenda: Crushing Free Speech
		Chauvel is reported as saying that the removal of Hon.
		The ‘house of cards’ Mr Chauvel and his fellow “gay”- ‘rights’ lobbyists (the so-called Human Rights Action Group) had sought to construct based on trying to define the videos as constituting “hate literature” that (they claimed) needed to be banned, collapsed.
		“Chauvel has worked for the past 15 years on gay/lesbian legal issues, and is a former board member and chair of the NZ AIDS Foundation.
	www.scoop.co.nz /stories/PO0509/S00077.htm (2958 words)

	Tabulam and the Light Horse Tradition
		The old Captain, Charles Chauvel, had been an Indian Army man and, with the Russian scare in mind, he offered to raise a body of fit and able men to serve, if necessary, on the North West Frontier.
		Along with the father, Captain Chauvel, the two sons, Arthur and Harry, were lieutenants and two younger sons joined as troopers.
		Harry Chauvel was now a Queenslander and formed and commanded the Warwick troop, including men from the Border Troop of the Upper Clarence Light Horse.
	www.lighthorse.org.au /military/tabulam.htm (2831 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Charles Chauvel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
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		Charles Chauvel {1897 - 1959) was an Australian film maker, born in Queensland.
		He was the Grandson of Henry Chauvel, leader of the Australian Cavalry in the Middle East in World War 1.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Charles-Chauvel (167 words)

	jedda + night cries: a rural tragedy
		One of the most fully mythic and dreamlike of Australian films, Charles Chauvel's Jedda tells the story of an Aboriginal baby raised on a cattle station in the Northern Territory by a white woman after mourning the loss of her own child.
		Brought up knowing nothing of her own culture or customs, Jedda's whole life changes dramatically when a young full blood Aboriginal abducts her.
		Excessive and melodramatic narration is shaped by the Chauvels' imagination of Jedda's interior vision.
	www.acmi.net.au /greatoz_jedda_night_cries.jsp (196 words)

	Charles Chauvel - Labour Candidate 2005 Ohariu - Belmont
		Charles Chauvel wants you to give Labour your all important Party Vote in the 2005 election.
		Charles, like other Labour candidates, has an official Labour Party website page, including a streamed video interview downloadable in Windows Media Player format (scroll down to the bottom).
		Stay uptodate with Charles and his campaign by subscribing to his mailing list.
	www.charleschauvel.com (172 words)

	Minter Ellison Rudd Watts
		Charles is a very experienced Public and Employment Law specialist.
		Charles is a noted public/administrative lawyer and employment lawyer in a number of international legal directories, including Asia Pacific Legal Profiles (2000, 2001, 2002 and 2003 editions) and Global Counsel 3000 (2003/2004 edition)
		During 2003, Charles headed the firms Trans -Tasman Desk, working within the Minter Ellison offices in Australia on major commercial and regulatory projects within a New Zealand context.
	www.minterellison.co.nz /index.php/ps_pagename/personprofile/pi_peopleid/13 (489 words)

	:: Brisbane International Film Festival :: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		These three films are notable as the definitive expressions of three of Charles Chauvel's most characteristic themes.
		It also is significant as the first feature to provide real depth to Aboriginal characters, and it is a measure of Chauvel's courage that he chose to cast two inexperienced young Aborigines in the major roles of Jedda and Marbuk.
		The thread that unites Chauvel's body of work is his love of Australian characters, stories, and landscapes, a love to which the body of his film work is an enduring testament.
	www.pftc.com.au /biff_2003/extra/chauvel_awards.asp (1035 words)

	Miles Franklin - audio from the exhibition (read by Penne Hackforth-Jones)
		Well, this is an attempt, and a good illustration of what happens when an opportunist, instead of a dreamer with a touch of genius, attempts to bend art to get-rich-quick business.
		They spout about the heritage of Australia at dates when they were growling about the beastly rotten colony and the droughts and the damned office seekers and agitators and the unionists.
		When Mr Chauvel discussed his project with me and said he was going to make an Australian 'Cavalcade', I thought, 'Ah, me boy - there will be no originality then, just an imitative hash'.
	image.sl.nsw.gov.au /Ebind/miles_audio/w923/a923011.html (539 words)

	Jedda (Charles Chauvel)
		Determined to tell a story that could be told only in Australia by Australians, Charles Chauvel made Jedda - the first Australian feature film to use Aboriginal actors in the lead roles and the first to be filmed in colour.
		Set in the Northern Territory, it is the tragic story of a young Aboriginal girl of the Arunte tribe, adopted by a white woman, Sarah McCann, as a surrogate for her own baby who has died.
		The film was introduced on video by the Chauvels' daughter, Susanne Chauvel Carlsson.
	www.creativespirits.de /resources/movies/jedda.html (364 words)

	Kultur
		Trotzdem wurden auch weiterhin Produktionsfirmen gegründet, die in den dreißiger Jahren Tonfilme vor allem zu australischen Themen drehten.
		Bekannte Regisseure dieser Zeit sind Ken G. Hall und Charles Chauvel.
		Chauvel drehte auch den ersten australischen Farbfilm, Jedda, ein vor allem mit Aborigines besetztes Drama.
	www.australien.de /kultur (1010 words)

	Charles Chauvel - Labour Candidate 2005 Ohariu - Belmont - Media Releases (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Labour List and Ohariu-Belmont candidate Charles Chauvel today stated his public support for Meridian Energy's proposal to build a wind farm at Makara.
		Charles Chauvel, Labour’s Ohariu Belmont candidate, has welcomed this week’s announcement by the Government of a further $660 million plus GST for the Capital's western transport corridor.
		Labour Party Ohariu-Belmont candidate Charles Chauvel says Landcorp holds the key to public access to Belmont Regional Park.
	www.charleschauvel.com /media.shtml (255 words)

	DVD
		by Charles Chauvel Australia 1955, 101 min Determined to tell a story that could be told only in Australia by Australians, Charles Chauvel made Jedda - the first Australian feature film to use Aboriginal actors in the lead roles and the first to be filmed in colour.
		Set in the Northern Territory, it is the tragic story of a young Aboriginal girl of the Arunte tribe, adopted by a white woman, Sarah McCann, as a surrogate for her own baby who has died.
		Jedda starred Ngarla Kunoth in the lead role, with Robert Tudawali as Marrbuck, Betty Suttor as Sarah and Paul Reynal as Joe.
	www.skinnyfishmusic.com.au /extras/dvd8.html (248 words)

	Home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
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		Since the classic of modern semiotics Charles Morris calls the relation of the sign to the interpreter (a human) a pragmatic dimension of semiosis (alongside the syntactic and semantic dimensions), we characterized this conception as pragmatic.
		The possibility of evaluating the cognitive effects produced by a multimedia learning tool arises from the semiotics theory of Charles Sanders Peirce : this is the core of the thesis presented by Patrick BENAZET at the university of Perpignan (France) in September 2004.
	www.semioticon.com /semiotix/newsletterindex2.htm (9647 words)

	Screensound Australia - Charles Chauvel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		as a self proclaimed 'Girl Friday' but she did much more than she is credited for. She worked with Charles on all his scripts, researched and designed costumes, was a make up artist, kept continuity and held a myriad of other jobs, including assistant producer and director.
		Inspired while in the USA to work on a story that could only be told in Australia by Australians, Chauvel began work on Jedda in 1955. The result is a film that tells the story of an Aboriginal girl who is adopted and raised by a white family on a Northern Territory cattle station.
		As a young woman Jedda (Ngarla Kunoth), is drawn to Marbuck (Robert Tudawali), an Aboriginal man who arrives at the station seeking work. Marbuck takes her captive but is rejected by his tribe for breaking marriage taboos. Jedda is caught between two worlds, belonging to neither.
	www.screensound.gov.au /ScreenSound/Screenso.nsf/allDocs/RWPA51B5B3519118BE8CA256B5F00163394?OpenDocument (325 words)

	Charles Chauvel
		Charles Chauvel was born in Queensland, Australia in 1897 to land owners...
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		How Charles Bravo Died: The Chronicle of a Cause Celebre.
		Literary and social memoirs by the great-grand-daughter of Charles Dickens.
		Charles Bannon, Australian Printmaker: An Aspect of Australian Art, 1968-1982.
	members.ozemail.com.au /~tbsi/biog1~1.html (6907 words)

	Charles Chauvel Welcomes Windfarm Proposal \| New Zealand daily (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Meridian's achievement in the Tararuas - Project Te Apiti - has become a regional tourist attraction, is of low environmental impact and is making a sustainable contribution to New Zealand's energy independence.
		It shows what can be done at Makara and I am all for it," says Charles.
		Mr Chauvel understands the Project had been notified by local and regional government, meaning that hearings would be needed on the proposal.
	www.newzealandday.com /node/11561 (1195 words)

	Australian Film :MA Australian studies :King's College London
		The course also aims to trace evolving concepts of identity projected in Australian films as they interact with changes in the film industry.
		The course is divided into five sections covering: the silent era; films with Australian settings by British or American directors; Charles Chauvel; 'The Revival' and post-revival films of the last quarter of the 20th century; and global hits like The Matrix and Moulin Rouge.
		Particular attention will be given to analysing approaches and methodologies.
	www.kcl.ac.uk /schools/humanities/menzies/courses/ma-aust/film.html (532 words)

	The End of the Affair - Widescreen - DVD
		Much better are Peter Cushing as Kerr's husband, and especially John Mills, who steals much of the film with his enjoyable and enlivening performance.
		Benito Alazraki, Michael Cacoyannis, André Cayatte, Charles Chauvel, Mario Craveri, Jules Dassin, Thorold Dickinson, Edward Dmytryk, Martin "Mac" Fric, Seiji Hisamatsu, Helmut Käutner, Elia Kazan, Károly Makk, Delbert Mann, Jean Manson, Walter Reisch, Dino Risi, George Seaton, John Sturges, Ladislao Vajda, Martin Fric
		George Seaton, Károly Makk, John Sturges, Charles Chauvel, Edward Dmytryk, Dino Risi, Benito Alazraki, Michael Cacoyannis, Jules Dassin, Thorold Dickinson, Delbert Mann, André Cayatte, Helmut Käutner, Elia Kazan
	www.bestbuy.com /site/olspage.jsp?skuId=3919558&productCategoryId=cat02553&type=product&tab=3&id=59740 (360 words)

	Book Recommendations from the Pitcairn Islands Study Center
		This 242-page, illustrated book by Susanne Chauvel Carlsson is written by a member of three generations of families who have made extended visits to Pitcairn Island.
		The author's film-maker father, Charles Chauvel, made the famous "In the Wake of the Bounty" motion picture starring Errol Flynn in 1933.
		Published in 2000 by Central Queensland University Press, the book is an excellent recounting of the lives of the courageous and resourceful Pitcairners.
	library.puc.edu /pitcairn/studycenter/recommend.shtml (1343 words)

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		Charles Chauvel, later to become a respected director in Australia, went to Hollywood in 1922, after working with Snowy Baker at his "Palmerston" studio and on Barrett Films' A rough passage (Australia, 1922).
		Charles Chauvel survived by, among other jobs, grading avocados
		It is likely that Chauvel's understudy position with Fred Niblo came about through the Australian connection with Enid Bennett, Niblo's Australian-born wife.
	www.latrobe.edu.au /screeningthepast/firstrelease/fr_16/jdfr16.html (5323 words)

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