Tas Higgins

"... also starred in the London production, and in 1964, he ^won thc Academy Award for his por- 'trayal ln the motion picture version. Rex Harrison may be best known Tas Professor Higgins, but he has a •long list of other credits. Z On Broadway he has starred in 1 "Anne of The Thousand Days" (for which he also won a Tony Award), ..."

"... disturb ing sight for the casual tourist, looking round the Mountains. This picture has action and plenty of it and should he a great money- spinner in all centres. Tas Higgins is doing excellent work with the photography and Clive. Cross, of Cinesound, is making a fine job of the sound' up-to-date. Looking over the first few thousand feet this one ..."

"... still' taken by "The Telegraph" photographer during the filming of "Heritage," the Australian Historical romance at Canungra, which is being made under the direction of Mr. Charles Chauvel. Cameraman Tas Higgins and assistant-director Chick Arnold taking some shots during the 4BH-" Heritage" picnic al Canungra on Sunday. DEFYING EVERYTHING, including a flying tackle by Nissen, the Maryborough player, Stager makes a ..."

"... j fully-equipped sound - recording unit '? for the production of talking dims I of both short and feature length. Sydney producers circularised on the proposition include Arthur and Tas Higgins, the Misses McDonagh P. J Banister. Commonwealth Labora- tories, Lacey Percival, J. McGeorge, Walter Sully and J. Fletcher. The duty Increase of one farth- ing per foot on foreign film ..."