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| − | See [[Joe Barber|Barber, Joe]] | + | Cape Town barber, Mr Joseph Swain, who had named his shop “[[Joe Barber]]”, and had become the inspiration for the series of hits plays by the same name in the first decade of the new millenium. Swain played a key role supporting performances of the plays and it became tradition that on the last performance of every season he would take his bow at the end of the show. |
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| + | '''See [[Joe Barber|Barber, Joe]]''' | ||
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Revision as of 11:38, 21 May 2012
Cape Town barber, Mr Joseph Swain, who had named his shop “Joe Barber”, and had become the inspiration for the series of hits plays by the same name in the first decade of the new millenium. Swain played a key role supporting performances of the plays and it became tradition that on the last performance of every season he would take his bow at the end of the show.
See Barber, Joe
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