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''Deur ‘n Skrefie'', Afrikaans translation and adaptation by [[Leonie Pienaar]] of ''The Starlight Express'' (1915), coauthored by Algenon Blackwood and Violet Pearn; incidental music by Edward Elgar; based on Blackwood's 1913 novel ''A Prisoner in Fairyland''. Produced by Pienaar with students of the University of Cape Town Department of speech-training and dramatic art in the [[Little Theatre]]. Ballet students under the direction of Dulcie Howes also took part.

== Sources ==
''Trek'' 19 June 1942 p 20

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Algernon_Blackwood

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−	''Deur ‘n Skrefie'', Afrikaans ~~translation and adaptation~~ by [[Leonie Pienaar]] of ''[[The Starlight Express]]~~'' (1915), co-authored by Algenon Blackwood (1869-1951) and Violet Pearn; incidental music by Edward Elgar; based on Blackwood's 1913 novel ''A Prisoner in Fairyland~~''.	+	'''''Deur 'n Skrefie''''' is the translation into [[Afrikaans]] by [[Leonie Pienaar]] of ''[[The Starlight Express]]''.

−	~~Deur ‘n Skrefie A. Blackwood and Reginald Denham. Leonie Pienaar. UCT S&D, June 1942.~~	+	'''See''' '''''[[The Starlight Express]]'''''
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−	~~Produced by Pienaar with students of the~~ [[~~University of Cape Town~~]] ~~Department of speech-training and dramatic art in the [[Little Theatre]]. Ballet students under the direction of [[Dulcie Howes]] also took part.~~
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−	~~== Sources ==~~
−	''~~Trek~~'' ~~19 June 1942 p 20.~~
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−	~~[[ESAT Bibliography I\|Inskip]], 1972.~~
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−	~~http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Algernon_Blackwood~~
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−	~~Return to [[ESAT Plays 1 D\|D]] in Plays 1 Original SA Plays~~
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−	~~Return to [[ESAT Plays 2 D\|D]] in Plays 2 Foreign Plays~~
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−	''Deur ‘n Skrefie'', Afrikaans translation and adaptation by [[Leonie Pienaar]] of ''The Starlight Express'' (1915), co-authored by Algenon Blackwood (1869-1951) and Violet Pearn; incidental music by Edward Elgar; based on Blackwood's 1913 novel ''A Prisoner in Fairyland''.	+	''Deur ‘n Skrefie'', Afrikaans translation and adaptation by [[Leonie Pienaar]] of ''[[The Starlight Express]]'' (1915), co-authored by Algenon Blackwood (1869-1951) and Violet Pearn; incidental music by Edward Elgar; based on Blackwood's 1913 novel ''A Prisoner in Fairyland''.

	Deur ‘n Skrefie A. Blackwood and Reginald Denham. Leonie Pienaar. UCT S&D, June 1942.		Deur ‘n Skrefie A. Blackwood and Reginald Denham. Leonie Pienaar. UCT S&D, June 1942.

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-''Deur ‘n Skrefie'', Afrikaans translation and adaptation by [[Leonie Pienaar]] of ''The Starlight Express'' (1915), coauthored by Algenon Blackwood (1869-1951) and Violet Pearn; incidental music by Edward Elgar; based on Blackwood's 1913 novel ''A Prisoner in Fairyland''.
+''Deur ‘n Skrefie'', Afrikaans translation and adaptation by [[Leonie Pienaar]] of ''The Starlight Express'' (1915), co-authored by Algenon Blackwood (1869-1951) and Violet Pearn; incidental music by Edward Elgar; based on Blackwood's 1913 novel ''A Prisoner in Fairyland''.
 Produced by Pienaar with students of the [[University of Cape Town]] Department of speech-training and dramatic art in the [[Little Theatre]]. Ballet students under the direction of [[Dulcie Howes]] also took part.
 == Sources ==
-''Trek'' 19 June 1942 p 20
+''Trek'' 19 June 1942 p 20.
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Algernon_Blackwood

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−	''Deur ‘n Skrefie'', Afrikaans translation and adaptation by [[Leonie Pienaar]] of ''The Starlight Express'' (1915), coauthored by Algenon Blackwood (1869-1951) and Violet Pearn; incidental music by Edward Elgar; based on Blackwood's 1913 novel ''A Prisoner in Fairyland''. Produced by Pienaar with students of the University of Cape Town Department of speech-training and dramatic art in the [[Little Theatre]]. Ballet students under the direction of Dulcie Howes also took part.	+	''Deur ‘n Skrefie'', Afrikaans translation and adaptation by [[Leonie Pienaar]] of ''The Starlight Express'' (1915), coauthored by Algenon Blackwood (1869-1951) and Violet Pearn; incidental music by Edward Elgar; based on Blackwood's 1913 novel ''A Prisoner in Fairyland''.
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		+	Produced by Pienaar with students of the [[University of Cape Town]] Department of speech-training and dramatic art in the [[Little Theatre]]. Ballet students under the direction of [[Dulcie Howes]] also took part.

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−	''Deur ‘n Skrefie'', Afrikaans translation and adaptation by [[Leonie Pienaar]] of ''The Starlight Express'' (1915), coauthored by Algenon Blackwood and Violet Pearn; incidental music by Edward Elgar; based on Blackwood's 1913 novel ''A Prisoner in Fairyland''. Produced by Pienaar with students of the University of Cape Town Department of speech-training and dramatic art in the [[Little Theatre]]. Ballet students under the direction of Dulcie Howes also took part.	+	''Deur ‘n Skrefie'', Afrikaans translation and adaptation by [[Leonie Pienaar]] of ''The Starlight Express'' (1915), coauthored by Algenon Blackwood (1869-1951) and Violet Pearn; incidental music by Edward Elgar; based on Blackwood's 1913 novel ''A Prisoner in Fairyland''. Produced by Pienaar with students of the University of Cape Town Department of speech-training and dramatic art in the [[Little Theatre]]. Ballet students under the direction of Dulcie Howes also took part.

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