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Alfred Edmund Marks was a South African-born auctioneer and amateur actor.

Contribution to South African Theatre

1905: Starred in [[The Gondoliers]]

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[[Eastern Province Herald]], Port Elizabeth, December 1, 1905.
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	[[Eastern Province Herald]], Port Elizabeth, December 1, 1905.		[[Eastern Province Herald]], Port Elizabeth, December 1, 1905.
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		+	[[Port Elizabeth - a Social Chronicle to the end of 1945]] by [[Margaret Harradine]].

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−	South African-born [[Alfred Edmund Marks]] was a member of the [[Port Elizabeth Amateurs]] acting group and a prominent city auctioneer. He was married to Lilian Agnes (Hirsch) who played a large part in the development of Braille in South Africa which she taught ~~and~~ for transcribing books.	+	South African-born [[Alfred Edmund Marks]] was a member of the [[Port Elizabeth Amateurs]] acting group and a prominent city auctioneer. He was married to Lilian Agnes (Hirsch) who played a large part in the development of Braille in South Africa which she taught. She was also responsible for transcribing books.

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−	Alfred Edmund Marks was a ~~South African-born~~ auctioneer ~~and amateur actor and~~ was married to Lilian Agnes (Hirsch)~~. She~~ played a large part in the development of Braille in South Africa, taught it and ~~transcribed~~ books.	+	South African-born [[Alfred Edmund Marks]] was a member of the [[Port Elizabeth Amateurs]] acting group and a prominent city auctioneer. He was married to Lilian Agnes (Hirsch) who played a large part in the development of Braille in South Africa which she taught and for transcribing books.

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 Alfred Edmund Marks was a South African-born auctioneer and amateur actor and was married to Lilian Agnes (Hirsch). She played a large part in the development of Braille in South Africa, taught it and transcribed books.
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+== Contribution to South African Theatre ==
 November 30, 1905: Starred as Luis, the Duke's assistant, in [[The Gondoliers]] staged at the [[Port Elizabeth Opera House]].
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+== Sources ==
 [[Eastern Province Herald]], Port Elizabeth, December 1, 1905.
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	Alfred Edmund Marks was a South African-born auctioneer and amateur actor and was married to Lilian Agnes (Hirsch). She played a large part in the development of Braille in South Africa, taught it and transcribed books.		Alfred Edmund Marks was a South African-born auctioneer and amateur actor and was married to Lilian Agnes (Hirsch). She played a large part in the development of Braille in South Africa, taught it and transcribed books.