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AFRIKAANSE TONEELGESELSKAP, Die. ("The Afrikaans Theatre Company") Founded in 1928 by Hendrik Hanekom, with Matilde Hanekom, Wena Naude, Willem van Zyl, Leon Hofmeyr and Stephan Borcherds. They managed to get the rights to Oorskotjie (Scampolo by Dario Niccodemi) from African Theatres and toured the play - with Wena Naude in the lead - throughout the country, to the smallest towns from April till November 1928. In 1929 they did Onskuldig Veroordeel (lit "Innocently Sentenced"), said to be by one "Bayard Veiller", which was also a great box-office success. In May 1929 Siegfried Mynhardt joined the company for the tour and in 1930 James Norval. In 1930 followed Die Uur van Vergelding (1930). In 1931 the company changed its name to the Hanekom-Van Zyl-Geselskap, with Wena Naude and her husband Willem van Zyl as partners
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−	[[Die Afrikaanse Toneelgeselskap]] ("The Afrikaans Theatre Company") Founded in 1928 by [[Hendrik Hanekom]], with [[Mathilde Hanekom]],[[Wena Naudé]], [[Willem van Zyl]], [[Leon Hofmeyr]] and [[Stephan Borcherds]]. They managed to get the rights to ''[[Oorskotjie]]'' (''[[Scampolo]]'' by Dario Niccodemi) from [[African Theatres]] and toured the play - with Wena Naudé in the lead - throughout the country, to the smallest towns from April till November 1928. In 1929 they did ''[[Onskuldig Veroordeel]]'' (lit "Innocently Sentenced"), said to be by one "Bayard Veiller", which was also a great box-office success. In May 1929 [[Siegfried Mynhardt]] joined the company for the tour and in 1930 [[James Norval]]. In 1930 followed ''[[Die Uur van Vergelding]]'' (1930). In 1931 the company changed its name to the [[Hanekom-Van Zyl-Geselskap]], with [[Wena Naudé]] and her husband [[Willem van Zyl]] as partners	+	#REDIRECT[[Die Afrikaanse Toneelgeselskap]]
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−	("The Afrikaans Theatre Company") Founded in 1928 by [[Hendrik Hanekom]], with [[Mathilde Hanekom]],[[Wena Naudé]], [[Willem van Zyl]], [[Leon Hofmeyr]] and [[Stephan Borcherds]]. They managed to get the rights to ''[[Oorskotjie]]'' (''[[Scampolo]]'' by Dario Niccodemi) from [[African Theatres]] and toured the play - with Wena Naudé in the lead - throughout the country, to the smallest towns from April till November 1928. In 1929 they did ''[[Onskuldig Veroordeel]]'' (lit "Innocently Sentenced"), said to be by one "Bayard Veiller", which was also a great box-office success. In May 1929 [[Siegfried Mynhardt]] joined the company for the tour and in 1930 [[James Norval]]. In 1930 followed ''[[Die Uur van Vergelding]]'' (1930). In 1931 the company changed its name to the [[Hanekom-Van Zyl-Geselskap]], with [[Wena Naudé]] and her husband [[Willem van Zyl]] as partners	+	[[Die Afrikaanse Toneelgeselskap]] ("The Afrikaans Theatre Company") Founded in 1928 by [[Hendrik Hanekom]], with [[Mathilde Hanekom]],[[Wena Naudé]], [[Willem van Zyl]], [[Leon Hofmeyr]] and [[Stephan Borcherds]]. They managed to get the rights to ''[[Oorskotjie]]'' (''[[Scampolo]]'' by Dario Niccodemi) from [[African Theatres]] and toured the play - with Wena Naudé in the lead - throughout the country, to the smallest towns from April till November 1928. In 1929 they did ''[[Onskuldig Veroordeel]]'' (lit "Innocently Sentenced"), said to be by one "Bayard Veiller", which was also a great box-office success. In May 1929 [[Siegfried Mynhardt]] joined the company for the tour and in 1930 [[James Norval]]. In 1930 followed ''[[Die Uur van Vergelding]]'' (1930). In 1931 the company changed its name to the [[Hanekom-Van Zyl-Geselskap]], with [[Wena Naudé]] and her husband [[Willem van Zyl]] as partners

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−	("The Afrikaans Theatre Company") Founded in 1928 by [[Hendrik Hanekom]], with [[~~Matilde~~ Hanekom]],[[ Wena ~~Naude~~]], [[Willem van Zyl]], [[Leon Hofmeyr]] and [[Stephan Borcherds]]. They managed to get the rights to ''[[Oorskotjie]]'' (''[[Scampolo]]'' by Dario Niccodemi) from [[African Theatres]] and toured the play - with Wena ~~Naude~~ in the lead - throughout the country, to the smallest towns from April till November 1928. In 1929 they did ''[[Onskuldig Veroordeel]]'' (lit "Innocently Sentenced"), said to be by one "Bayard Veiller", which was also a great box-office success. In May 1929 [[Siegfried Mynhardt]] joined the company for the tour and in 1930 [[James Norval]]. In 1930 followed ''[[Die Uur van Vergelding]]'' (1930). In 1931 the company changed its name to the [[Hanekom-Van Zyl-Geselskap]], with [[Wena ~~Naude~~]] and her husband [[Willem van Zyl]] as partners	+	("The Afrikaans Theatre Company") Founded in 1928 by [[Hendrik Hanekom]], with [[Mathilde Hanekom]],[[Wena Naudé]], [[Willem van Zyl]], [[Leon Hofmeyr]] and [[Stephan Borcherds]]. They managed to get the rights to ''[[Oorskotjie]]'' (''[[Scampolo]]'' by Dario Niccodemi) from [[African Theatres]] and toured the play - with Wena Naudé in the lead - throughout the country, to the smallest towns from April till November 1928. In 1929 they did ''[[Onskuldig Veroordeel]]'' (lit "Innocently Sentenced"), said to be by one "Bayard Veiller", which was also a great box-office success. In May 1929 [[Siegfried Mynhardt]] joined the company for the tour and in 1930 [[James Norval]]. In 1930 followed ''[[Die Uur van Vergelding]]'' (1930). In 1931 the company changed its name to the [[Hanekom-Van Zyl-Geselskap]], with [[Wena Naudé]] and her husband [[Willem van Zyl]] as partners

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−	("The Afrikaans Theatre Company") Founded in 1928 by [[Hendrik Hanekom]], with [[Matilde Hanekom]],[[ Wena Naude]], [[Willem van Zyl]], [[Leon Hofmeyr]] and [[Stephan Borcherds]]. They managed to get the rights to ''[[Oorskotjie]]'' (''[[Scampolo]]'' by Dario Niccodemi) from [[African Theatres]] and toured the play - with Wena Naude in the lead - throughout the country, to the smallest towns from April till November 1928. In 1929 they did ''[[Onskuldig Veroordeel]]'' (lit "Innocently Sentenced"), said to be by one "Bayard Veiller", which was also a great box-office success. In May 1929 [[Siegfried Mynhardt]] joined the company for the tour and in 1930 [[James Norval]]. In 1930 followed [[Die Uur van Vergelding]] (1930). In 1931 the company changed its name to the [[Hanekom-Van Zyl-Geselskap]], with [[Wena Naude]] and her husband [[Willem van Zyl]] as partners	+	("The Afrikaans Theatre Company") Founded in 1928 by [[Hendrik Hanekom]], with [[Matilde Hanekom]],[[ Wena Naude]], [[Willem van Zyl]], [[Leon Hofmeyr]] and [[Stephan Borcherds]]. They managed to get the rights to ''[[Oorskotjie]]'' (''[[Scampolo]]'' by Dario Niccodemi) from [[African Theatres]] and toured the play - with Wena Naude in the lead - throughout the country, to the smallest towns from April till November 1928. In 1929 they did ''[[Onskuldig Veroordeel]]'' (lit "Innocently Sentenced"), said to be by one "Bayard Veiller", which was also a great box-office success. In May 1929 [[Siegfried Mynhardt]] joined the company for the tour and in 1930 [[James Norval]]. In 1930 followed ''[[Die Uur van Vergelding]]'' (1930). In 1931 the company changed its name to the [[Hanekom-Van Zyl-Geselskap]], with [[Wena Naude]] and her husband [[Willem van Zyl]] as partners

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-AFRIKAANSE TONEELGESELSKAP, Die. ("The Afrikaans Theatre Company") Founded in 1928 by Hendrik Hanekom, with Matilde Hanekom, Wena Naude, Willem van Zyl, Leon Hofmeyr and Stephan Borcherds.   They managed to get the rights to Oorskotjie (Scampolo by Dario Niccodemi) from African Theatres and toured the play - with Wena Naude in the lead -  throughout the country, to the smallest towns from April till November 1928. In 1929 they did Onskuldig Veroordeel (lit "Innocently Sentenced"), said to be by one "Bayard Veiller", which was also a great box-office success. In May 1929 Siegfried Mynhardt joined the company for the tour and in 1930 James Norval. In 1930 followed Die Uur van Vergelding (1930). In 1931 the company changed its name to the Hanekom-Van Zyl-Geselskap, with Wena Naude and her husband Willem van Zyl as partners
+("The Afrikaans Theatre Company") Founded in 1928 by [[Hendrik Hanekom]], with [[Matilde Hanekom]],[[ Wena Naude]], [[Willem van Zyl]], [[Leon Hofmeyr]] and [[Stephan Borcherds]].   They managed to get the rights to ''[[Oorskotjie]]'' (''[[Scampolo]]'' by Dario Niccodemi) from [[African Theatres]] and toured the play - with Wena Naude in the lead -  throughout the country, to the smallest towns from April till November 1928. In 1929 they did ''[[Onskuldig Veroordeel]]'' (lit "Innocently Sentenced"), said to be by one "Bayard Veiller", which was also a great box-office success. In May 1929 [[Siegfried Mynhardt]] joined the company for the tour and in 1930 [[James Norval]]. In 1930 followed [[Die Uur van Vergelding]] (1930). In 1931 the company changed its name to the [[Hanekom-Van Zyl-Geselskap]], with [[Wena Naude]] and her husband [[Willem van Zyl]] as partners
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