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 : Produced by [[National Theatre Organisation]], directed by [[John Hussey]] who also played the lead, [[Edna Jacobson]], [[Margaret Marshall]], [[Brian Bell]], [[Zoë Randall]], [[Frank Wise]] and [[Sheila Houston]].
-: Produced by [[CAPAB|CAPAB Theatre-Go-Round.
+: Produced by [[CAPAB|CAPAB Theatre-Go-Round]].
 == Sources ==

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 : Produced in [[His Majesty's Theatre]] by the [[Johannesburg Repertory Society|Johannesburg REPS]] under contract to [[African Consolidated Theatres]]. Although only £12 was earned, the production was seen as an important recognition of the quality of work done by the amateur society.
-November 1943: Performed by the personnel of 42 Air School, South African Air Force and Royal Air Force, (Port Elizabeth) in the YMCA Hut. Produced by Leslie Barry. Starring [[Pearl Kaplan]] (as Freda Caplan), [[Elaine Wassman]] (as Olwen Peel), [[Jean Eales]] (as Betty Whitehouse), [[Sheila Grant]] (as Miss Mockridge), [[Leslie Banks]] (as Robert Caplan) and [[Vic Falkinham]] (as Charles Stanton). Berry played Gordon Whitehouse. F/Sgt [[Norman Hewitt]] was the Bus Manager.
+: Performed in November by the personnel of 42 Air School, South African Air Force and Royal Air Force, (Port Elizabeth) in the [[YMCA]] Hut. Produced by [[Leslie Barry]]. Starring [[Pearl Kaplan]] (as Freda Caplan), [[Elaine Wassman]] (as Olwen Peel), [[Jean Eales]] (as Betty Whitehouse), [[Sheila Grant]] (as Miss Mockridge), [[Leslie Banks]] (as Robert Caplan) and [[Vic Falkinham]] (as Charles Stanton). Berry played Gordon Whitehouse. F/Sgt [[Norman Hewitt]] was the Bus Manager.
 "Apart from an initial nervousness and a slight forgetfulness with words, the play was a roaring success."
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 : Produced by [[National Theatre Organisation]], directed by [[John Hussey]] who also played the lead, [[Edna Jacobson]], [[Margaret Marshall]], [[Brian Bell]], [[Zoë Randall]], [[Frank Wise]] and [[Sheila Houston]].
-: Produced by [[CAPAB]] Theatre-Go-Round.
+: Produced by [[CAPAB|CAPAB Theatre-Go-Round.
 == Sources ==

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 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dangerous_Corner
-''[[Lantern]]'', 6(2):160-164. November 1956 ([[N.T.O.]] production).
+''[[Lantern]]'', 6(2):160-164. November 1956 ([[NTO]] production).
-[[Rinie Stead]], 1985b
+Theatre programme (NTO) held by [[NELM]]: [Collection: BROOKE, Brian]: 2005. 57. 1. 2.
 ''[[South African Opinion]]'', 3(7):23-4, 1946.

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 : Produced in [[His Majesty's Theatre]] by the [[Johannesburg Repertory Society|Johannesburg REPS]] under contract to [[African Consolidated Theatres]]. Although only £12 was earned, the production was seen as an important recognition of the quality of work done by the amateur society.
-November 1943: Performed by the personnel of 42 Air School, South African Air Force, (Port Elizabeth) in the YMCA Hut. Produced by Leslie Barry. Starring [[Pearl Kaplan]] (as Freda Caplan), [[Elaine Wassman]] (as Olwen Peel), [[Jean Eales]] (as Betty Whitehouse), [[Sheila Grant]] (as Miss Mockridge), [[Leslie Banks]] (as Robert Caplan) and [[Vic Falkinham]] (as Charles Stanton). Berry played Gordon Whitehouse. F/Sgt [[Norman Hewitt]] was the Bus Manager.
+November 1943: Performed by the personnel of 42 Air School, South African Air Force and Royal Air Force, (Port Elizabeth) in the YMCA Hut. Produced by Leslie Barry. Starring [[Pearl Kaplan]] (as Freda Caplan), [[Elaine Wassman]] (as Olwen Peel), [[Jean Eales]] (as Betty Whitehouse), [[Sheila Grant]] (as Miss Mockridge), [[Leslie Banks]] (as Robert Caplan) and [[Vic Falkinham]] (as Charles Stanton). Berry played Gordon Whitehouse. F/Sgt [[Norman Hewitt]] was the Bus Manager.
 "Apart from an initial nervousness and a slight forgetfulness with words, the play was a roaring success."

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
 : Produced in [[His Majesty's Theatre]] by the [[Johannesburg Repertory Society|Johannesburg REPS]] under contract to [[African Consolidated Theatres]]. Although only £12 was earned, the production was seen as an important recognition of the quality of work done by the amateur society.
 : Produced by the [[Johannesburg Repertory Society]] in the [[Standard Theatre]], directed by  [[Anna Romain Hoffman]] with [[Wendy Hardy Lezard]] ("Olwyn Peel"), [[Llorrine Scotts]] and [[Michael Dudley]].

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 : Produced by the [[Johannesburg Repertory Society]] in the [[Standard Theatre]], directed by  [[Anna Romain Hoffman]] with [[Wendy Hardy Lezard]] ("Olwyn Peel"), [[Llorrine Scotts]] and [[Michael Dudley]].
 : Produced by [[National Theatre Organisation]].
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 ''[[South African Opinion]]'', 3(7):23-4, 1946.
 Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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		+	Rinie Stead, 1985b

	''[[South African Opinion]]'', 3(7):23-4, 1946.		''[[South African Opinion]]'', 3(7):23-4, 1946.