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Violet Dickens (b. **/**/**** - d. **/**/****) was an actress

In 1916, a Violet Dickens appeared in three shorts and one feature film for African Film Productions: The Silver Wolf (Lorimer Johnston), A Kract Affair (B.F. Clinton), £20,000 (B.F. Clinton) and De Voortrekkers (Harold M. Shaw). There is has been some speculation about whom she might have been, but the only clue is that, when referring to A Kract Affair, the Rand Daily Mail of 26 June 1916 said that she was “a Germiston lady”.

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 '''Violet Dickens''' (b. **/**/**** - d. **/**/****) was an actress
-In 1916, a Violet Dickens appeared in three shorts and one feature film for [[African Film Productions]]: ''[[The Silver Wolf]]'' ([[Lorimer Johnston]]), ''[[A Kract Affair]]'' ([[B.F. Clinton]]), ''[[£20,000]]'' (B.F. Clinton) and ''[[De Voortrekkers]]'' ([[Harold M. Shaw]]).  There is has been some speculation about whom she might have been, but the only clue is that, when referring to ''[[A Kract Affair]]'', the [[Rand Daily Mail]] of 26 June 1916 said that she was “a Germiston lady”.
+In 1916, a Violet Dickens appeared in three shorts and one feature film for [[African Film Productions]]: ''[[The Silver Wolf]]'' ([[Lorimer Johnston]]), ''[[A Kract Affair]]'' ([[B.F. Clinton]]), ''[[£20,000]]'' ([[B.F. Clinton]]) and ''[[De Voortrekkers]]'' ([[Harold M. Shaw]]).  There is has been some speculation about whom she might have been, but the only clue is that, when referring to ''[[A Kract Affair]]'', the [[Rand Daily Mail]] of 26 June 1916 said that she was “a Germiston lady”.
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