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'''Mrs A.E. Carinus-Holzhausen'''. Passionate supporter, literary advisor and translator for the early Afrikaans theatre.

She was the first secretary of the [[Afrikaanse Kultuurvereniging en Toneelskool]] established by [[Danie Smal]]. Notable for her translation of Südermann’s Heimat as ''[[Huis Toe]]'' (Going Home) for [[Paul de Groot Toneelgeselskap|Paul de Groot]]’s first real professional and commercial success. She subsequently did numerous translations for De Groot and other producers, including [[Henrik Ibsen|Ibsen]]’s ''The Doll House'', initially called ''[[Geleende Geld]]'' (“Borrowed Money”), later ''[[Die Poppehuis]]'', in Afrikaans – a dismal failure for De Groot, who had misjudged his audiences. She had a passion for theatre, and if a show failed, was prepared to eschew her honorarium for the translation.

== Sources ==
[[ESAT Bibliography Beu-Blo|Binge]], 1969.

[[ESAT Bibliography Fla-Fly|Fletcher]], 1994.

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	[[Jill Fletcher]]. 1994. ''The Story of Theatre in South Africa: A Guide to its History from 1780-1930''. Cape Town: Vlaeberg.		[[Jill Fletcher]]. 1994. ''The Story of Theatre in South Africa: A Guide to its History from 1780-1930''. Cape Town: Vlaeberg.

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−	[[~~ESAT Bibliography Fla~~-~~Fly\|~~Fletcher]], 1994.	+	[[Ludwig Wilhelm Berthold Binge]]. 1969. ''Ontwikkeling van die Afrikaanse toneel (1832-1950)''. Pretoria: J.L. van Schaik.
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	Mrs [[A.E. Carinus-Holzhausen]] was a passionate supporter of the arts, a literary advisor and translator for the early Afrikaans theatre.		Mrs [[A.E. Carinus-Holzhausen]] was a passionate supporter of the arts, a literary advisor and translator for the early Afrikaans theatre.

−	She was the first secretary of the [[Afrikaanse Kultuurvereniging en Toneelskool]] established by [[Danie Smal]]. Notable for her translation of Südermann’s ''[[Heimat]]'' as ''[[Huis Toe]]'' ("Going Home") for [[Paul de Groot Toneelgeselskap\|Paul de Groot]]’s first real professional and commercial success. She subsequently did numerous translations for De Groot and other producers, including [[Henrik Ibsen\|Ibsen]]’s ''[[A Doll House]]'', initially called ''[[Geleende Geld]]'' (“Borrowed Money”), later ''[[Die Poppehuis]]'', in Afrikaans – a dismal failure for De Groot, who had misjudged his audiences. She had a passion for theatre, and if a show failed, was prepared to eschew her honorarium for the translation.	+	She was the first secretary of the [[Afrikaanse Kultuurvereniging en Toneelskool]] established by [[Danie Smal]]. Notable for her translation of Südermann’s ''[[Heimat]]'' as ''[[Huis Toe]]'' ("Going Home") for [[Paul de Groot Toneelgeselskap\|Paul de Groot]]’s first real professional and commercial success. She subsequently did numerous translations for De Groot and other producers, including [[Henrik Ibsen\|Ibsen]]’s ''[[A Doll House]]'', initially called ''[[Geleende Geld]]'' (“Borrowed Money”), later ''[[Die Poppehuis]]'', in [[Afrikaans]] – a dismal failure for De Groot, who had misjudged his audiences. She had a passion for theatre, and if a show failed, was prepared to eschew her honorarium for the translation.

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	Mrs [[A.E. Carinus-Holzhausen]] was a passionate supporter of the arts, a literary advisor and translator for the early Afrikaans theatre.		Mrs [[A.E. Carinus-Holzhausen]] was a passionate supporter of the arts, a literary advisor and translator for the early Afrikaans theatre.

−	She was the first secretary of the [[Afrikaanse Kultuurvereniging en Toneelskool]] established by [[Danie Smal]]. Notable for her translation of Südermann’s ''[[Heimat]]'' as ''[[Huis Toe]]'' ("Going Home") for [[Paul de Groot Toneelgeselskap\|Paul de Groot]]’s first real professional and commercial success. She subsequently did numerous translations for De Groot and other producers, including [[Henrik Ibsen\|Ibsen]]’s ''[[~~The~~ Doll House]]'', initially called ''[[Geleende Geld]]'' (“Borrowed Money”), later ''[[Die Poppehuis]]'', in Afrikaans – a dismal failure for De Groot, who had misjudged his audiences. She had a passion for theatre, and if a show failed, was prepared to eschew her honorarium for the translation.	+	She was the first secretary of the [[Afrikaanse Kultuurvereniging en Toneelskool]] established by [[Danie Smal]]. Notable for her translation of Südermann’s ''[[Heimat]]'' as ''[[Huis Toe]]'' ("Going Home") for [[Paul de Groot Toneelgeselskap\|Paul de Groot]]’s first real professional and commercial success. She subsequently did numerous translations for De Groot and other producers, including [[Henrik Ibsen\|Ibsen]]’s ''[[A Doll House]]'', initially called ''[[Geleende Geld]]'' (“Borrowed Money”), later ''[[Die Poppehuis]]'', in Afrikaans – a dismal failure for De Groot, who had misjudged his audiences. She had a passion for theatre, and if a show failed, was prepared to eschew her honorarium for the translation.

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−	~~'''~~Mrs A.E. Carinus-Holzhausen~~'''. Passionate~~ supporter, literary advisor and translator for the early Afrikaans theatre.	+	Mrs [[A.E. Carinus-Holzhausen]] was a passionate supporter of the arts, a literary advisor and translator for the early Afrikaans theatre.

−	She was the first secretary of the [[Afrikaanse Kultuurvereniging en Toneelskool]] established by [[Danie Smal]]. Notable for her translation of Südermann’s Heimat as ''[[Huis Toe]]'' (Going Home) for [[Paul de Groot Toneelgeselskap\|Paul de Groot]]’s first real professional and commercial success. She subsequently did numerous translations for De Groot and other producers, including [[Henrik Ibsen\|Ibsen]]’s ''The Doll House'', initially called ''[[Geleende Geld]]'' (“Borrowed Money”), later ''[[Die Poppehuis]]'', in Afrikaans – a dismal failure for De Groot, who had misjudged his audiences. She had a passion for theatre, and if a show failed, was prepared to eschew her honorarium for the translation.	+	She was the first secretary of the [[Afrikaanse Kultuurvereniging en Toneelskool]] established by [[Danie Smal]]. Notable for her translation of Südermann’s ''[[Heimat]]'' as ''[[Huis Toe]]'' ("Going Home") for [[Paul de Groot Toneelgeselskap\|Paul de Groot]]’s first real professional and commercial success. She subsequently did numerous translations for De Groot and other producers, including [[Henrik Ibsen\|Ibsen]]’s ''[[The Doll House]]'', initially called ''[[Geleende Geld]]'' (“Borrowed Money”), later ''[[Die Poppehuis]]'', in Afrikaans – a dismal failure for De Groot, who had misjudged his audiences. She had a passion for theatre, and if a show failed, was prepared to eschew her honorarium for the translation.