Elsie Fogerty - Revision history

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(1865-1945),Renowned British speech teacher who influenced a whole range of South African practioners who had studied with her. ****These include the actress and director [[Marda Vanne]]; [[Minna Freund]] (who later taught voice and speech at the [[Little Theatre]] in Cape Town);

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−	(1865-1945),Renowned British speech teacher and founder the Central School of Speech and Drama in 1906. She not only trained such notable actors as Laurence Olivier, John Gielgud and Peggy Ashcroft, but also indirectly influenced a whole range of South African practioners who had studied with her.	+	[[Elsie Fogerty]] (1865-1945) [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elsie_Fogerty]. Renowned British speech teacher and founder the Central School of Speech and Drama in 1906. She not only trained such notable actors as Laurence Olivier, John Gielgud and Peggy Ashcroft, but also indirectly influenced a whole range of South African practioners who had studied with her.

	These include the actress and director [[Marda Vanne]]; the speech teacher and director [[Minna Freund]] (who later taught voice and speech at the [[Little Theatre]] in Cape Town);		These include the actress and director [[Marda Vanne]]; the speech teacher and director [[Minna Freund]] (who later taught voice and speech at the [[Little Theatre]] in Cape Town);

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−	(1865-1945),Renowned British speech teacher ~~who~~ influenced a whole range of South African practioners who had studied with her. ~~****~~These include the actress and director [[Marda Vanne]]; [[Minna Freund]] (who later taught voice and speech at the [[Little Theatre]] in Cape Town);	+	(1865-1945),Renowned British speech teacher and founder the Central School of Speech and Drama in 1906. She not only trained such notable actors as Laurence Olivier, John Gielgud and Peggy Ashcroft, but also indirectly influenced a whole range of South African practioners who had studied with her.
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		+	These include the actress and director [[Marda Vanne]]; the speech teacher and director [[Minna Freund]] (who later taught voice and speech at the [[Little Theatre]] in Cape Town);