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 Though her parents were not keen on her following a theatrical career, Eugenie Heyns joined the student group [[Voorslag-Geselskap]] while studying for a degree at the [[University of Pretoria]].  This was followed by a number of leading parts for the [[Volksteater]] under [[Anna Neethling-Pohl]].  Her stage appearances included ''[[Skewe Straatjie]]'' (1945), with [[Jan Schutte]] and [[Gert van den Bergh]]; an Afrikaans version of ''[[The Barretts of Wimpole Street]]'' (1949) produced by [[Marjorie Swinford-Mayer]] for [[Johannesburgse Afrikaanse Amateur Toneelspelers]]; the female lead in ''[[Romeo and Juliet]]'' (1949) opposite [[Leon Gluckman]], directed by [[André van Gyseghem]] and staged at the [[Wits Great Hall]] and the Pretoria [[Opera House]] for the [[Johannesburg Repertory Theatre]] to celebrate its 21st anniversary; and two small parts in ''[[Macbeth]]'', with [[André Huguenet]] and [[Anna Neethling-Pohl]] for the [[Nasionale Toneelorganisasie]] (NTO).
-While at the [[Volksteater]] she was spotted by director [[Pierre de Wet]] and given a screen test for his (and her) first film, ''[[Pinkie se Erfenis]]'' (1946).  They subsequently married and she acted in three more films, all directed by her husband: ''[[Geboortegrond]]'' (1946), ''[[Simon Beyers]]'' (1947) and ''[[Kom Saam Vanaand!]]'' (1949).  (FO)
+While at the [[Volksteater]] she was spotted by director [[Pierre de Wet]] and given a screen test for his first film as director and hers as an actress, ''[[Pinkie se Erfenis]]'' (1946).  They subsequently married and she acted in three more films, all directed by her husband: ''[[Geboortegrond]]'' (1946), ''[[Simon Beyers]]'' (1947) and ''[[Kom Saam Vanaand!]]'' (1949).  (FO)
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 == Biography ==
-Though her parents were not keen on her following a theatrical career, Eugenie Heyns joined the student group [[Voorslag-Geselskap]] while studying for a degree at the [[University of Pretoria]].  This was followed by a number of leading parts for the [[Volksteater]] under [[Anna Neethling-Pohl]].  Her stage appearances included ''[[Skewe Straatjie]]'' (1945), with [[Jan Schutte]] and [[Gert van den Bergh]]; an Afrikaans version of ''[[The Barretts of Wimpole Street]]'' (1949) produced by [[Marjorie Swinford-Mayer]] for [[Johannesburgse Afrikaanse Amateur Toneelspelers]]; the female lead in ''[[Romeo and Juliet]]'' (1949) opposite [[Leon Gluckman]], directed by [[Andre van Gyseghem]] and staged at the [[Wits Great Hall]] and the Pretoria [[Opera House]] for the [[Johannesburg Repertory Theatre]] to celebrate its 21st anniversary; and two small parts in ''[[Macbeth]]'', with [[André Huguenet]] and [[Anna Neethling-Pohl]] for the [[Nasionale Toneelorganisasie]] (NTO).
+Though her parents were not keen on her following a theatrical career, Eugenie Heyns joined the student group [[Voorslag-Geselskap]] while studying for a degree at the [[University of Pretoria]].  This was followed by a number of leading parts for the [[Volksteater]] under [[Anna Neethling-Pohl]].  Her stage appearances included ''[[Skewe Straatjie]]'' (1945), with [[Jan Schutte]] and [[Gert van den Bergh]]; an Afrikaans version of ''[[The Barretts of Wimpole Street]]'' (1949) produced by [[Marjorie Swinford-Mayer]] for [[Johannesburgse Afrikaanse Amateur Toneelspelers]]; the female lead in ''[[Romeo and Juliet]]'' (1949) opposite [[Leon Gluckman]], directed by [[André van Gyseghem]] and staged at the [[Wits Great Hall]] and the Pretoria [[Opera House]] for the [[Johannesburg Repertory Theatre]] to celebrate its 21st anniversary; and two small parts in ''[[Macbeth]]'', with [[André Huguenet]] and [[Anna Neethling-Pohl]] for the [[Nasionale Toneelorganisasie]] (NTO).
 While at the [[Volksteater]] she was spotted by director [[Pierre de Wet]] and given a screen test for his (and her) first film, ''[[Pinkie se Erfenis]]'' (1946).  They subsequently married and she acted in three more films, all directed by her husband: ''[[Geboortegrond]]'' (1946), ''[[Simon Beyers]]'' (1947) and ''[[Kom Saam Vanaand!]]'' (1949).  (FO)

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-(b. 11/06/1925 – d. **/**/****). Actress.  Though her parents were not keen on her following a theatrical career, Eugenie Heyns joined the student group [[Voorslag-Geselskap]] while studying for a degree at the University of Pretoria.  This was followed by a number of leading parts for the [[Volksteater]] under [[Anna Neethling-Pohl]].  Her stage appearances included ''[[In 'n Skewe Straatjie]]'' (1945), with [[Jan Schutte]] and [[Gert van den Bergh]]; the female lead in [[Romeo and Juliet]] (1949) opposite [[Leon Gluckman]], directed by [[André van Gyseghem]] and staged at the [[Wits Great Hall]] and the [[Pretoria Opera House]] for the [[Johannesburg Repertory Theatre]] to celebrate its 21st anniversary; and two smaller parts in [[Macbeth]], with [[André Huguenet]] and [[Anna Neethling-Pohl]] for the [[Nasionale Toneelorganisasie]] ([[NTO]]).
+'''Eugenie Heyns''' (b. 11/06/1925 – d. **/**/****) was a stage and film actress.
-While at the [[Volksteater]] she was spotted by director [[Pierre de Wet]] and given a screen test for his (and her) first film, ''Pinkie se Erfenis'' (1946).  They subsequently married and she acted in three more films, all directed by her husband: ''Geboortegrond'' (1946), ''Simon Beyers'' (1947) and ''Kom Saam Vanaand!'' (1949).  (FO)
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−	(b. 11/06/1925 – d. //****). Actress. Though her parents were not keen on her following a theatrical career, Eugenie Heyns joined the student group [[Voorslag-Geselskap]] while studying for a degree at the University of Pretoria. This was followed by a number of leading parts for the [[Volksteater]] under [[Anna Neethling-Pohl]]. Her stage appearances included [[Skewe Straatjie]] (1945), with [[Jan Schutte]] and [[Gert van den Bergh]]; the female lead in [[Romeo and Juliet]] (1949) opposite [[Leon Gluckman]], directed by [[André van Gyseghem]] and staged at the [[Wits Great Hall]] and the [[Pretoria Opera House]] for the [[Johannesburg Repertory Theatre]] to celebrate its 21st anniversary; and two smaller parts in [[Macbeth]], with [[André Huguenet]] and [[Anna Neethling-Pohl]] for the [[Nasionale Toneelorganisasie]] ([[NTO]]).	+	(b. 11/06/1925 – d. //****). Actress. Though her parents were not keen on her following a theatrical career, Eugenie Heyns joined the student group [[Voorslag-Geselskap]] while studying for a degree at the University of Pretoria. This was followed by a number of leading parts for the [[Volksteater]] under [[Anna Neethling-Pohl]]. Her stage appearances included ''[[In 'n Skewe Straatjie]]'' (1945), with [[Jan Schutte]] and [[Gert van den Bergh]]; the female lead in [[Romeo and Juliet]] (1949) opposite [[Leon Gluckman]], directed by [[André van Gyseghem]] and staged at the [[Wits Great Hall]] and the [[Pretoria Opera House]] for the [[Johannesburg Repertory Theatre]] to celebrate its 21st anniversary; and two smaller parts in [[Macbeth]], with [[André Huguenet]] and [[Anna Neethling-Pohl]] for the [[Nasionale Toneelorganisasie]] ([[NTO]]).

	While at the [[Volksteater]] she was spotted by director [[Pierre de Wet]] and given a screen test for his (and her) first film, ''Pinkie se Erfenis'' (1946). They subsequently married and she acted in three more films, all directed by her husband: ''Geboortegrond'' (1946), ''Simon Beyers'' (1947) and ''Kom Saam Vanaand!'' (1949). (FO)		While at the [[Volksteater]] she was spotted by director [[Pierre de Wet]] and given a screen test for his (and her) first film, ''Pinkie se Erfenis'' (1946). They subsequently married and she acted in three more films, all directed by her husband: ''Geboortegrond'' (1946), ''Simon Beyers'' (1947) and ''Kom Saam Vanaand!'' (1949). (FO)

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−	(b. 11/06/1925 – d. //****). Actress. Though her parents were not keen on her following a theatrical career, Eugenie Heyns joined the student group [[Voorslag-Geselskap]] while studying for a degree at the University of Pretoria. This was followed by a number of leading parts for the [[Volksteater]] under [[Anna Neethling-Pohl]]. Her stage appearances included [[Skewe Straatjie]] (1945), with [[Jan Schutte]] and [[Gert van den Bergh]]; the female lead in [[Romeo and Juliet]] (1949) opposite [[Leon Gluckman]], directed by [[André van Gyseghem]] and staged at the [[Wits Great Hall]] and the [[Pretoria Opera House]] for the [[Johannesburg Repertory Theatre]] to celebrate its 21st anniversary; and two ~~small~~ parts in [[Macbeth]], with [[André Huguenet]] and [[Anna Neethling-Pohl]] for the [[Nasionale Toneelorganisasie]] ([[NTO]]).	+	(b. 11/06/1925 – d. //****). Actress. Though her parents were not keen on her following a theatrical career, Eugenie Heyns joined the student group [[Voorslag-Geselskap]] while studying for a degree at the University of Pretoria. This was followed by a number of leading parts for the [[Volksteater]] under [[Anna Neethling-Pohl]]. Her stage appearances included [[Skewe Straatjie]] (1945), with [[Jan Schutte]] and [[Gert van den Bergh]]; the female lead in [[Romeo and Juliet]] (1949) opposite [[Leon Gluckman]], directed by [[André van Gyseghem]] and staged at the [[Wits Great Hall]] and the [[Pretoria Opera House]] for the [[Johannesburg Repertory Theatre]] to celebrate its 21st anniversary; and two smaller parts in [[Macbeth]], with [[André Huguenet]] and [[Anna Neethling-Pohl]] for the [[Nasionale Toneelorganisasie]] ([[NTO]]).

	While at the [[Volksteater]] she was spotted by director [[Pierre de Wet]] and given a screen test for his (and her) first film, ''Pinkie se Erfenis'' (1946). They subsequently married and she acted in three more films, all directed by her husband: ''Geboortegrond'' (1946), ''Simon Beyers'' (1947) and ''Kom Saam Vanaand!'' (1949). (FO)		While at the [[Volksteater]] she was spotted by director [[Pierre de Wet]] and given a screen test for his (and her) first film, ''Pinkie se Erfenis'' (1946). They subsequently married and she acted in three more films, all directed by her husband: ''Geboortegrond'' (1946), ''Simon Beyers'' (1947) and ''Kom Saam Vanaand!'' (1949). (FO)

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	While at the [[Volksteater]] she was spotted by director [[Pierre de Wet]] and given a screen test for his (and her) first film, ''Pinkie se Erfenis'' (1946). They subsequently married and she acted in three more films, all directed by her husband: ''Geboortegrond'' (1946), ''Simon Beyers'' (1947) and ''Kom Saam Vanaand!'' (1949). (FO)		While at the [[Volksteater]] she was spotted by director [[Pierre de Wet]] and given a screen test for his (and her) first film, ''Pinkie se Erfenis'' (1946). They subsequently married and she acted in three more films, all directed by her husband: ''Geboortegrond'' (1946), ''Simon Beyers'' (1947) and ''Kom Saam Vanaand!'' (1949). (FO)
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−	(b. 11/06/1925 – d. //****). Actress. Though her parents were not keen on her following a theatrical career, Eugenie Heyns joined the student group [[Voorslag-Geselskap]] while studying for a degree at the University of Pretoria. This was followed by a number of leading parts for the [[Volksteater]] under [[Anna Neethling-Pohl]]. Her stage appearances included [[Skewe Straatjie]] (1945), with [[Jan Schutte]] and [[Gert van den Bergh]]; the female lead in [[Romeo and Juliet]] (1949) opposite [[Leon Gluckman]], directed by [[~~Andre~~ van Gyseghem]] and staged at the [[Wits Great Hall]] and the [[Pretoria Opera House]] for the [[Johannesburg Repertory Theatre]] to celebrate its 21st anniversary; and two small parts in [[Macbeth]], with [[~~Andre~~ Huguenet]] and [[Anna Neethling-Pohl]] for the [[Nasionale Toneelorganisasie]] ([[NTO]]).	+	(b. 11/06/1925 – d. //****). Actress. Though her parents were not keen on her following a theatrical career, Eugenie Heyns joined the student group [[Voorslag-Geselskap]] while studying for a degree at the University of Pretoria. This was followed by a number of leading parts for the [[Volksteater]] under [[Anna Neethling-Pohl]]. Her stage appearances included [[Skewe Straatjie]] (1945), with [[Jan Schutte]] and [[Gert van den Bergh]]; the female lead in [[Romeo and Juliet]] (1949) opposite [[Leon Gluckman]], directed by [[André van Gyseghem]] and staged at the [[Wits Great Hall]] and the [[Pretoria Opera House]] for the [[Johannesburg Repertory Theatre]] to celebrate its 21st anniversary; and two small parts in [[Macbeth]], with [[André Huguenet]] and [[Anna Neethling-Pohl]] for the [[Nasionale Toneelorganisasie]] ([[NTO]]).

	While at the [[Volksteater]] she was spotted by director [[Pierre de Wet]] and given a screen test for his (and her) first film, ''Pinkie se Erfenis'' (1946). They subsequently married and she acted in three more films, all directed by her husband: ''Geboortegrond'' (1946), ''Simon Beyers'' (1947) and ''Kom Saam Vanaand!'' (1949). (FO)		While at the [[Volksteater]] she was spotted by director [[Pierre de Wet]] and given a screen test for his (and her) first film, ''Pinkie se Erfenis'' (1946). They subsequently married and she acted in three more films, all directed by her husband: ''Geboortegrond'' (1946), ''Simon Beyers'' (1947) and ''Kom Saam Vanaand!'' (1949). (FO)

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-(b. 11/06/1925 – d. **/**/****).  Actress.  Together with her husband, [[Pierre de Wet]], she was a member of the [[Volksteater]] under [[Anna Neethling-Pohl]].   Her stage appearances included [[Skewe Straatjie]] (1945), with [[Jan Schutte]] and [[Gert van den Bergh]]; the female lead in [[Romeo and Juliet]] (1949) opposite [[Leon Gluckman]], directed by [[André van Gyseghem]] and staged at the [[Wits Great Hall]] and the [[Pretoria Opera House]] for the [[Johannesburg Repertory Theatre]] to celebrate its twenty-first anniversary; and two small parts in [[Macbeth]], with [[André Huguenet]] and [[Anna Neethling-Pohl]] for the [[Nasionale Toneelorganisasie]] ([[NTO]]).
+(b. 11/06/1925 – d. **/**/****). Actress.  Though her parents were not keen on her following a theatrical career, Eugenie Heyns joined the student group [[Voorslag-Geselskap]] while studying for a degree at the University of Pretoria.  This was followed by a number of leading parts for the [[Volksteater]] under [[Anna Neethling-Pohl]].  Her stage appearances included [[Skewe Straatjie]] (1945), with [[Jan Schutte]] and [[Gert van den Bergh]]; the female lead in [[Romeo and Juliet]] (1949) opposite [[Leon Gluckman]], directed by [[Andre van Gyseghem]] and staged at the [[Wits Great Hall]] and the [[Pretoria Opera House]] for the [[Johannesburg Repertory Theatre]] to celebrate its 21st anniversary; and two small parts in [[Macbeth]], with [[Andre Huguenet]] and [[Anna Neethling-Pohl]] for the [[Nasionale Toneelorganisasie]] ([[NTO]]).
 == Sources ==
 Binge, L.W.B. - Ontwikkeling van die Afrikaanse toneel

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−	(b. 11/06/1925 – d. //****). Actress. Together with her husband, [[Pierre de Wet]], she was a member of the [[Volksteater]] under [[Anna Neethling-Pohl]]. Her stage appearances included [[Skewe Straatjie]] (1945), with [[Jan Schutte]] and [[Gert van den Bergh]]; the female lead in [[Romeo and Juliet]] (1949) opposite [[Leon Gluckman]], directed by [[André van Gyseghem]] and staged at the [[Wits Great Hall]] and the [[Pretoria Opera House]] for the [[Johannesburg Repertory Theatre]]; and two small parts in [[Macbeth]], with [[André Huguenet]] and [[Anna Neethling-Pohl]] for the [[Nasionale Toneelorganisasie]] ([[NTO]]).	+	(b. 11/06/1925 – d. //****). Actress. Together with her husband, [[Pierre de Wet]], she was a member of the [[Volksteater]] under [[Anna Neethling-Pohl]]. Her stage appearances included [[Skewe Straatjie]] (1945), with [[Jan Schutte]] and [[Gert van den Bergh]]; the female lead in [[Romeo and Juliet]] (1949) opposite [[Leon Gluckman]], directed by [[André van Gyseghem]] and staged at the [[Wits Great Hall]] and the [[Pretoria Opera House]] for the [[Johannesburg Repertory Theatre]] to celebrate its twenty-first anniversary; and two small parts in [[Macbeth]], with [[André Huguenet]] and [[Anna Neethling-Pohl]] for the [[Nasionale Toneelorganisasie]] ([[NTO]]).

	She acted in four films for [[African Film Productions]], all of them directed by [[Pierre de Wet]]: ''Pinkie se Erfenis'' (1946), ''Geboortegrond'' (1946), ''Simon Beyers'' (1947) and ''Kom Saam Vanaand!'' (1949) (FO)		She acted in four films for [[African Film Productions]], all of them directed by [[Pierre de Wet]]: ''Pinkie se Erfenis'' (1946), ''Geboortegrond'' (1946), ''Simon Beyers'' (1947) and ''Kom Saam Vanaand!'' (1949) (FO)

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	She acted in four films for [[African Film Productions]], all of them directed by [[Pierre de Wet]]: ''Pinkie se Erfenis'' (1946), ''Geboortegrond'' (1946), ''Simon Beyers'' (1947) and ''Kom Saam Vanaand!'' (1949) (FO)		She acted in four films for [[African Film Productions]], all of them directed by [[Pierre de Wet]]: ''Pinkie se Erfenis'' (1946), ''Geboortegrond'' (1946), ''Simon Beyers'' (1947) and ''Kom Saam Vanaand!'' (1949) (FO)
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		+	== Sources ==
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		+	Binge, L.W.B. - Ontwikkeling van die Afrikaanse toneel
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		+	Botha, Danie - Voetligte en applous!
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		+	Le Roux, André I. & Fourie, Lilla – Filmverlede: geskiedenis van die Suid-Afrikaanse speelfilm
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		+	Tucker, Percy - Just the ticket!
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		+	http://www.imdb.com/name/nm4628344/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1