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−	~~A film by [[Eric Rutherford]] and [[Donald Swanson]] (1949) (later renamed ''[[Jim Comes to Jo'burg]]'', apparently the first all-[[Black]] feature-length film made in South Africa.~~

−	Produced in 1949 the film, was written and directed by [[Donald Swanson]], and produced by [[Eric Rutherford]], with [[Daniel Adnewmah]], [[Dolly Rathebe]], [[Sam Maile]], , [[Dan Twala]], [[Willie Nxumalo]], [[Woody Woodthorpe]], [[Victor Mkize]], [[Sampson]], [[Alfred Komo]], [[The Jazz Maniacs]] and [[The African Inkspots]].
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−	~~Cinematography was by [[Ronnie Shears]], set design by [[Gloria Green]] and sound recording by [[Ken Taylor]].~~
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−	~~The later title (''[[Jim Comes to Jo'burg]]'') became the source a well known expression and a much used theme in writing ad art in the country. ('''See ''[[Jim comes to Jo'burg]]''''')~~
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−	~~== Sources ==~~
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−	~~http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/African_Jim_aka_Jim_comes_to_Jo'burg~~
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−	~~http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0211906/~~
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−	~~DVD held by [[NELM]] Location: AV: AFR.~~
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−	~~Return to [[South African Films]]~~
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-A film by [[Eric Rutherford]] (producer) and [[Donald Swanson]] Director) (1949) (later renamed ''[[Jim Comes to Jo'burg]]''.
+A film by [[Eric Rutherford]] and [[Donald Swanson]]  (1949) (later renamed ''[[Jim Comes to Jo'burg]]'', apparently the first all-[[Black]] feature-length film made in South Africa.
-Produced in 1949 the film, was directed by [[Donald Swanson]] and produced by [[Eric Rutherford]], with  [[Daniel Adnewmah]], [[Dolly Rathebe]], [[Sam Maile]], , [[Dan Twala]], [[Willie Nxumalo]],  [[Woody Woodthorpe]], [[Victor Mkize]], [[Sampson]], [[Alfred Komo]], [[The Jazz Maniacs]] and [[The African Inkspots]].
+Produced in 1949 the film, was written and directed by [[Donald Swanson]], and produced by [[Eric Rutherford]], with  [[Daniel Adnewmah]], [[Dolly Rathebe]], [[Sam Maile]], , [[Dan Twala]], [[Willie Nxumalo]],  [[Woody Woodthorpe]], [[Victor Mkize]], [[Sampson]], [[Alfred Komo]], [[The Jazz Maniacs]] and [[The African Inkspots]].
-This was apparently the first all-[[Black]] feature-length film made in South Africa.
+Cinematography was by [[Ronnie Shears]], set design by [[Gloria Green]] and sound recording by [[Ken Taylor]].
 The later title (''[[Jim Comes to Jo'burg]]'') became the source a well known expression and a much used theme in writing ad art in the country. ('''See ''[[Jim comes to Jo'burg]]''''')
 == Sources ==

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 Produced in 1949 the film, was directed by [[Donald Swanson]] and produced by [[Eric Rutherford]], with  [[Daniel Adnewmah]], [[Dolly Rathebe]], [[Sam Maile]], , [[Dan Twala]], [[Willie Nxumalo]],  [[Woody Woodthorpe]], [[Victor Mkize]], [[Sampson]], [[Alfred Komo]], [[The Jazz Maniacs]] and [[The African Inkspots]].
-The film was apparently the first all-Black feature-length film made in South Africa.
+This was apparently the first all-[[Black]] feature-length film made in South Africa.
 The later title (''[[Jim Comes to Jo'burg]]'') became the source a well known expression and a much used theme in writing ad art in the country. ('''See ''[[Jim comes to Jo'burg]]''''')

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	The film was apparently the first all-Black feature-length film made in South Africa.		The film was apparently the first all-Black feature-length film made in South Africa.

−	The later title (''[[Jim Comes to Jo'burg]]'') became a well known expression and a much used theme in writing ad art in the country. ('''See ''[[Jim comes to Jo'burg]]''''')	+	The later title (''[[Jim Comes to Jo'burg]]'') became the source a well known expression and a much used theme in writing ad art in the country. ('''See ''[[Jim comes to Jo'burg]]''''')

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 Produced in 1949 the film, was directed by [[Donald Swanson]] and produced by [[Eric Rutherford]], with  [[Daniel Adnewmah]], [[Dolly Rathebe]], [[The African Inkspots]], [[Sam Maile]], and [[Dan Twala]].
-The film was aopparently the first all-Black feature-length film made in South Africa.
+The film was apparently the first all-Black feature-length film made in South Africa.
 The later title (''[[Jim Comes to Jo'burg]]'') became a well known expression and a much used theme in writing ad art in the country. ('''See ''[[Jim comes to Jo'burg]]''''')

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	A film by [[Eric Rutherford]] (producer) and [[Donald Swanson]] Director) (1949) (later renamed ''[[Jim Comes to Jo'burg]]''.		A film by [[Eric Rutherford]] (producer) and [[Donald Swanson]] Director) (1949) (later renamed ''[[Jim Comes to Jo'burg]]''.

		+	Produced in 1949 the film, was directed by [[Donald Swanson]] and produced by [[Eric Rutherford]], with [[Daniel Adnewmah]], [[Dolly Rathebe]], [[The African Inkspots]], [[Sam Maile]], and [[Dan Twala]].

		+	The film was aopparently the first all-Black feature-length film made in South Africa.
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		+	The later title (''[[Jim Comes to Jo'burg]]'') became a well known expression and a much used theme in writing ad art in the country. ('''See ''[[Jim comes to Jo'burg]]''''')

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−	A film by [[Eric Rutherford]] (producer) and [[Donald Swanson]] Director) (1949)~~, also known as~~ ''[[Jim Comes to Jo'burg]]''.	+	A film by [[Eric Rutherford]] (producer) and [[Donald Swanson]] Director) (1949) (later renamed ''[[Jim Comes to Jo'burg]]''.
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