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Sometimes merely referred to simply as '''Excelsior'''. An Afrikaans-Dutch cultural society also active in amateur theatre in Pretoria. Made up largely of staff from [[Di Volksstem]]. **In February 1924 they combined with the [[Helpmekaar Fonds]] ("Mutual Help Fund") to stage [[C.J. Langenhoven]]'s ''[[Die Wêreld Draai]]'' ("The World Turns") and ** Du Toit's ''[[Die Beloning van Jaloesie]]'' ("The Reward of Jealousy") en ''[[Geldsug]]'' ("Avarice"). In the same year they did the first performance of ''[[Lenie]]'' by [[H.A. Fagan]] and ''[[Afrikaner Harte]]'' ("Afrikaner Hearts") by [[M.M. Jansen]]. ** . ** They ended the year 1924 with a show for the "Printer's Christmas Fund".

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(See Binge, 1969; Du Toit, 1988) [TH, JH]

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	Sometimes merely referred to simply as '''Excelsior'''. An Afrikaans-Dutch cultural society also active in amateur theatre in Pretoria. Made up largely of staff from [[Di Volksstem]]. In February 1924 they combined with the [[Helpmekaar Fonds]] ("Mutual Help Fund") to stage [[C.J. Langenhoven]]'s ''[[Die Wêreld Draai]]'' ("The World Turns") and Du Toit's ''[[Die Beloning van Jaloesie]]'' ("The Reward of Jealousy") en ''[[Geldsug]]'' ("Avarice"). In the same year they did the first performance of ''[[Lenie]]'' by [[H.A. Fagan]] and ''[[Afrikaner Harte]]'' ("Afrikaner Hearts") by [[M.M. Jansen]]. . They ended the year 1924 with a show for the "Printer's Christmas Fund".		Sometimes merely referred to simply as '''Excelsior'''. An Afrikaans-Dutch cultural society also active in amateur theatre in Pretoria. Made up largely of staff from [[Di Volksstem]]. In February 1924 they combined with the [[Helpmekaar Fonds]] ("Mutual Help Fund") to stage [[C.J. Langenhoven]]'s ''[[Die Wêreld Draai]]'' ("The World Turns") and Du Toit's ''[[Die Beloning van Jaloesie]]'' ("The Reward of Jealousy") en ''[[Geldsug]]'' ("Avarice"). In the same year they did the first performance of ''[[Lenie]]'' by [[H.A. Fagan]] and ''[[Afrikaner Harte]]'' ("Afrikaner Hearts") by [[M.M. Jansen]]. . They ended the year 1924 with a show for the "Printer's Christmas Fund".