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 == Sources ==
-[[Ehrhardt Planjé]]. 1974.  ''[[Who'll Have Susan?]]'' performance copy published by [[DALRO]]
+[[Ehrhardt Planjé]]. 1974.  ''[[Who'll Have Susan?]]'' performance copy published by [[DALRO]] (Copy found in the [[Stellenbosch Drama Department]]'s theatre archives and now held in the [[Performing Arts Research Collection]] ([[PARC]]) at the [[Africa Open Institute for Music, Research and Innovation]].)
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−	[[Ehrhardt Planjé]] () was a journal editor, author and playwright.	+	[[Ehrhardt Planjé]] (fl 1940-1970) was a journal editor, author and playwright.

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-[[Ehrhardt Planjé]] () was an author and playwright.
+[[Ehrhardt Planjé]] () was a journal editor, author and playwright.
 ==Biography==
-He was the contemporary of [[Herman Charles Bosman]].
+He was the contemporary of [[Herman Charles Bosman]] and editor of the bilingual periodical ''[[On Parade]]''.
 His articles include "Die Mens as Jood in ons Romankuns" in ''Books and Writers: A Miscellany of Articles'' Published by the South African Jewish Board of Deputies for the Jewish Book Festival, 1948

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-He write a three act comedy called ''[[Who'll Have Susan?]]'', published in South Africa by [[DALRO]] in 1974.
+He write a three act comedy called '''''[[Who'll Have Susan?]]''''', published in South Africa by [[DALRO]] in 1974.
 == Sources ==

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 He was the contemporary of [[Herman Charles Bosman]].
-His articles include "Die Mens as Jood in ons Romankuns" in ''Books and Writers: A Miscellany of Articles'' Published by the South African Jewish Board of Deputies in Connection with the Jewish Book Festival, 1948
+His articles include "Die Mens as Jood in ons Romankuns" in ''Books and Writers: A Miscellany of Articles'' Published by the South African Jewish Board of Deputies in connection with the Jewish Book Festival, 1948
 ==Contribution the South African theatre, film, media and performance==