Culture of Upper Reka consisting of "sarma" or stuffed vine leaves with rice and "kikurama" made of cereals. On this day, girls also gathered, entertained and cooked a salted pastry called "fli". The Orthodox of Ničpur celebrated St. Athanasius on January 31 (Julian calendar). Toward the end of February, both Muslims and Christians would conduct a ceremony called "todore" (definite: "todorja") meaning Theodora on a Thursday. Activities conducted were the village young led in song to an elderly women's house, with old cloths and shuttles from a loom. A bonfire would be lit there and a "todore" or type of scarecrow built (also known
Wicked Is the Vine but was also awarded Best Play by the Federation of Commercial Radio Stations. It was presented again in 1952. It was adapted for US television making it the first Australian play to be done on American television. it aired on 30 March 19490 and was directed by Stanley Quin. It starred Ron Randell, an Australian actor. The production was well received and launched Elliott's career in New York as a TV writer. Wicked Is the Vine Wicked is the Vine is a 1947 radio play by Sumner Locke Elliott. It was inspired by the Lizzie Borden murder. In 1918, two