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−	~~The~~ [[Jansenville Dramatiese Vereniging~~]] was an theatrical society in Jansenville in the Karoo.~~	+	#REDIRECT [[Jansenville Dramatiese Vereniging]]
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−	~~Known in English as the [[Amateur Dramatic Society, Jansenville]] or the [[Jansenville Amateur Dramatic Society]], was better known as the [[Jansenville Dramatiese Vereniging]].~~
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−	~~==Founding, function and history==~~
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−	The group, consisting of a group of amateur and professional actors who lived in or around the rural town of Jansenville, Eastern Cape,m was founded on May 14, 1959, with Dr [[Frans Nell]] (chairman), [[Rita Greeff]] (secretary), and Ms [[Andre Slabbert]] (later [[Andre Glaum]]) (treasurer).
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−	In 1961 [[Pauline van Zyl]] was made secretary and together with [[Jannie van Zyl]], [[Ice Lotter]] and [[Rykie Lotter]] (professional), they acted together over a period of 20 years. Other members included [[Chris Ackerman]], [[Susie Crouse]], [[Bertie de Beer]], with schoolgirls [[Arina van Zyl]] (now [[Arina de Witt]]) and [[Annabie de Beer]] who did much singing. [[Hannes van Eck]] provided music with his concertina.
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−	~~In 1972, [[Kongres]] was the [[Amateur Dramatic Society, Jansenville]]'s first production to come in at first place during the ??? Competition.~~
−	During its existence it travelled widely around the Eastern Cape and gave performances mainly at smaller villages, as well as putting on over 200 performances in centres as far apart as Aliwal North, Hartenbos and Bloemfontein d. Many of their productions were staged in the [[Jansenville Town Hall]]. .
−	~~Some members of the club were [[D J De Villiers]], Mr and Mrs E H Egan, Mrs Orsmond, Mr and Mrs [[Etto van Bonde]] and [[Maud Jones]].~~
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−	~~Performances were given until 1973 when, with the arrival of TV, a decision was taken to disband the group.~~
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−	~~==Contributions to South African Theatre==~~
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−	~~1970: [[Heimwee]] (Memories) by [[Ice Lotter]] and [[Rykie Lotter]]~~
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−	~~[[As Nefie Kom Kuier]], an [[Afrikaans]] one-act farce by [[Gerhard J. Beukes]] (1913 - 1998) was a production of ATKV.~~
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−	~~1972: [[Kongres]], lead role played by [[Pauline van Zyl]] (Doctor ?).~~
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−	1973: [[Ou Bokke and Groen Blare]], starring [[Chris Ackerman]], [[Rykie Lotter]], [[Roelf van der Merwe]], [[Lucy Smit]], [[Jannie van Zyl]], [[Ice Lotter]], [[Pauline van Zyl]] and [[Eunice van der Merwe]], was presented in the Jansenville Town Hall. [[Joyce Smith]]???
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−	~~== Awards ==~~
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−	~~1972, [[Kongres]] won first place in the Cape provincial round of the annual ATKV Competition.~~
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−	~~1973: [[Ou Bokke and Groen Blare]] won the top award at the ATKV National competition in Bloemfontein.~~
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−	~~== Sources ==~~
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−	~~"Jansenville, Yesterday and Today," Chronicles and Anecdotes of a Noorsveld Town, 1855-1955 by Sid Fourie. Published by [[The Jansenville Chronicle]], Jansenville, Cape Province, 1956.~~
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−	~~Interview with [[Pauline van Zyl]]~~
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−	~~"Turning Back the Pages - The Story of a Noorsveld Town and District", Jansenville by Sid Fourie. Esco Publishers, Jansenville.~~
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−	~~Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]~~
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−	~~== Return to ==~~
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−	~~Return to [[ESAT Venues A]]~~
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−	~~Return to [[South_African_Theatre/Venues\|South African Theatre Venues, Companies, Societies, etc ]]~~
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−	~~Return to [[The ESAT Entries]]~~
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−	~~Return to [[Main Page~~]]

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-[[Amateur Dramatic Society, Jansenville]] or [[Jansenville Amateur Dramatic Society]], was better known as the [[Jansenville Dramatiese Vereniging]], and consisted of a group of amateur and professional actors who lived in or around the rural town of Jansenville, Eastern Cape. According to Sid Fourie, they "brought much pleasure to members and public alike".
+The [[Jansenville Dramatiese Vereniging]] was an theatrical society in Jansenville in the Karoo.
 ==Founding, function and history==
-The group was founded on May 14, 1959, with Dr [[Frans Nell]] (chairman), [[Rita Greeff]] (secretary), and Ms [[Andre Slabbert]] (later Andre Glaum) (treasurer) and they had given over 200 performances in centres as far apart as Aliwal North, Hartenbos and Bloemfontein. Many of their productions were staged in the Jansenville Town Hall. In 1961 [[Pauline van Zyl]] was made secretary and together with [[Jannie van Zyl]], [[Ice Lotter]] and [[Rykie Lotter]] (professional), they acted together over a period of 20 years. Other members included [[Chris Ackerman]], [[Susie Crouse]], [[Bertie de Beer]], with schoolgirls [[Arina van Zyl]] (now [[Arina de Witt]]) and [[Annabie de Beer]] who did much singing. [[Hannes van Eck]] provided music with his concertina.
+The group, consisting of a group of amateur and professional actors who lived in or around the rural town of Jansenville, Eastern Cape,m  was founded on May 14, 1959, with Dr [[Frans Nell]] (chairman), [[Rita Greeff]] (secretary), and Ms [[Andre Slabbert]] (later [[Andre Glaum]]) (treasurer).
 In 1972, [[Kongres]] was the [[Amateur Dramatic Society, Jansenville]]'s first production to come in at first place during the ??? Competition.
-During its existence it travelled widely around the Eastern Cape and gave performances mainly at smaller villages.
+During its existence it travelled widely around the Eastern Cape and gave performances mainly at smaller villages, as well as putting on over 200 performances in centres as far apart as Aliwal North, Hartenbos and Bloemfontein d. Many of their productions were staged in the [[Jansenville Town Hall]]. .
 Some members of the club were [[D J De Villiers]], Mr and Mrs E H Egan, Mrs Orsmond, Mr and Mrs [[Etto van Bonde]] and [[Maud Jones]].
 Performances were given until 1973 when, with the arrival of TV, a decision was taken to disband the group.

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-Return to [[ESAT Venues W]] (change to appropriate letter)
+Return to [[ESAT Venues A]]
 Return to [[South_African_Theatre/Venues|South African Theatre Venues, Companies, Societies, etc ]]

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 [[As Nefie Kom Kuier]], an [[Afrikaans]] one-act farce by [[Gerhard J. Beukes]] (1913 - 1998) was a production of ATKV.
-: [[Kongres]], lead role played by [[Pauline van Zyl]] (Doctor).
+: [[Kongres]], lead role played by [[Pauline van Zyl]] (Doctor ?).
 : [[Ou Bokke and Groen Blare]], starring [[Chris Ackerman]], [[Rykie Lotter]], [[Roelf van der Merwe]], [[Lucy Smit]], [[Jannie van Zyl]], [[Ice Lotter]], [[Pauline van Zyl]] and [[Eunice van der Merwe]], was presented in the Jansenville Town Hall. [[Joyce Smith]]???
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 == Awards ==
-, [[Kongres]] won first place during the ??? Competition.
+, [[Kongres]] won first place in the Cape provincial round of the annual ATKV Competition.
-: [[Ou Bokke and Groen Blare]] won the top award at the (?) national competition in Bloemfontein.
+: [[Ou Bokke and Groen Blare]] won the top award at the ATKV National competition in Bloemfontein.
 == Sources ==

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 ==Founding, function and history==
-The group was founded on May 14, 1959, with [[Frans Nell]] (chairman), [[Rita Greeff]] (secretary), and Ms [[Andre Slabbert]] (later Andre Glaum) (treasurer) and they had given over 200 performances in centres as far apart as Aliwal North, Hartenbos and Bloemfontein. Many of their productions were staged in the Jansenville Town Hall. In 1961 [[Pauline van Zyl]] was made secretary and together with [[Jannie van Zyl]], [[Ice Lotter]] and [[Rykie Lotter]] (professional), they acted together over a period of 20 years. Other members included [[Chris Ackerman]], [[Susie Crouse]], [[Bertie de Beer]], with schoolgirls [[Arina van Zyl]] (now [[Arina de Witt]]) and [[Annabie de Beer]] who did much singing. [[Hannes van Eck]] provided music with his concertina.
+The group was founded on May 14, 1959, with Dr [[Frans Nell]] (chairman), [[Rita Greeff]] (secretary), and Ms [[Andre Slabbert]] (later Andre Glaum) (treasurer) and they had given over 200 performances in centres as far apart as Aliwal North, Hartenbos and Bloemfontein. Many of their productions were staged in the Jansenville Town Hall. In 1961 [[Pauline van Zyl]] was made secretary and together with [[Jannie van Zyl]], [[Ice Lotter]] and [[Rykie Lotter]] (professional), they acted together over a period of 20 years. Other members included [[Chris Ackerman]], [[Susie Crouse]], [[Bertie de Beer]], with schoolgirls [[Arina van Zyl]] (now [[Arina de Witt]]) and [[Annabie de Beer]] who did much singing. [[Hannes van Eck]] provided music with his concertina.
 In 1972, [[Kongres]] was the [[Amateur Dramatic Society, Jansenville]]'s first production to come in at first place during the ??? Competition.
 During its existence it travelled widely around the Eastern Cape and gave performances mainly at smaller villages.

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	== Awards ==		== Awards ==
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		+	1972, [[Kongres]] won first place during the ??? Competition.

	1973: [[Ou Bokke and Groen Blare]] won the top award at the (?) national competition in Bloemfontein.		1973: [[Ou Bokke and Groen Blare]] won the top award at the (?) national competition in Bloemfontein.