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("the two lamps") by [[Uys Krige]]. A full-length Afrikaans play first published in 1951. Translated into English as ''[[The Two Lamps]]'' by Krige himself, and staged by ** in Cape Town in 1962 and in 1963 received one of two [[Rosamund Gilder Awards]] for plays from the African Continent. Published (with ''[[The Big Shots]]'') in ''[[The Two Lamps]]'' by [[HAUM]], 1964.

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	First published in 1951. Translated into English as ''[[The Two Lamps]]'' by Krige himself, and staged by ** in Cape Town in 1962 and in 1963 received one of two [[Rosamund Gilder Awards]] for plays from the African Continent. Published (with ''[[The Big Shots]]'') in ''[[The Two Lamps]]'' by [[HAUM]], 1964. Human & Rousseau, 1965.		First published in 1951. Translated into English as ''[[The Two Lamps]]'' by Krige himself, and staged by ** in Cape Town in 1962 and in 1963 received one of two [[Rosamund Gilder Awards]] for plays from the African Continent. Published (with ''[[The Big Shots]]'') in ''[[The Two Lamps]]'' by [[HAUM]], 1964. Human & Rousseau, 1965.

		+	Note based on an entry in the [[NELM]] catalogue with reference to ''[[The Two Lamps]]'': This version is completely rewritten, not a direct translation from the original Afrikaans; Based on a short story, ''Die Vader'', by Uys Krige's mother, Sannie Uys.

		+	== Sources ==
		+	Material held by [[NELM]]: NELM Location: 822. 2 KRI; JCC: 822. 2 KRI; JSC: 822. 2 KRI.
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−	''Die Twee Lampe~~: 'n drama in drie bedrywe~~'', ("the two lamps") by [[Uys Krige]]. ~~A full-length Afrikaans play first~~ published in 1951. Translated into English as ''[[The Two Lamps]]'' by Krige himself, and staged by ** in Cape Town in 1962 and in 1963 received one of two [[Rosamund Gilder Awards]] for plays from the African Continent. Published (with ''[[The Big Shots]]'') in ''[[The Two Lamps]]'' by [[HAUM]], 1964. Human & Rousseau, 1965.	+	''[[Die Twee Lampe]]'' ("the two lamps") is an [[Afrikaans]] play in three acts by [[Uys Krige]].
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		+	First published in 1951. Translated into English as ''[[The Two Lamps]]'' by Krige himself, and staged by ** in Cape Town in 1962 and in 1963 received one of two [[Rosamund Gilder Awards]] for plays from the African Continent. Published (with ''[[The Big Shots]]'') in ''[[The Two Lamps]]'' by [[HAUM]], 1964. Human & Rousseau, 1965.

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−	("the two lamps") by [[Uys Krige]]. A full-length Afrikaans play first published in 1951. Translated into English as ''[[The Two Lamps]]'' by Krige himself, and staged by ** in Cape Town in 1962 and in 1963 received one of two [[Rosamund Gilder Awards]] for plays from the African Continent. Published (with ''[[The Big Shots]]'') in ''[[The Two Lamps]]'' by [[HAUM]], 1964.	+	''Die Twee Lampe: 'n drama in drie bedrywe'', ("the two lamps") by [[Uys Krige]]. A full-length Afrikaans play first published in 1951. Translated into English as ''[[The Two Lamps]]'' by Krige himself, and staged by ** in Cape Town in 1962 and in 1963 received one of two [[Rosamund Gilder Awards]] for plays from the African Continent. Published (with ''[[The Big Shots]]'') in ''[[The Two Lamps]]'' by [[HAUM]], 1964. Human & Rousseau, 1965.