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(1907-1963) Afrikaans actor, comedian, singer and pianist. Born Frederick Louis Benjamin Burgers in Johannesburg, he worked for Crown Mines from 1928 till his retirement, ultimately becoming a mine surveyor. However he was nationally famous as an entertainer, notably as a partner to Al Debbo, with whom he made more than 20 films 1947 and 1959, and did numerous stage shows.

Among their best known films were:

''[[Kom saam vanaand]]'' ("Come along tonight")

''[[Hier's ons weer]]'' ("Here we are again")

''[[Alles sal regkom]]'' ("Everthing will turn out right")

''[[Fratse in die vloot]]'' ("Pranks in the navy")

== Sources ==

[[Wieke van Delen|Van Delen]] 1991.

Go to [[South African Theatre/Bibliography]]

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-(1907-1967) Afrikaans actor, comedian, singer and pianist. Born Frederick Louis Benjamin Burgers in Johannesburg, he worked for Crown Mines from 1928 till his retirement, ultimately becoming a mine surveyor. However he was nationally famous as an entertainer, notably as a partner to [[Al Debbo]], with whom  he made more than 20 films 1946 and 1964, and did numerous stage shows.
+(1907-1967) Afrikaans actor, comedian, singer and pianist. Born Frederick Louis Benjamin Burgers in Johannesburg, he worked for Crown Mines from 1928 till his retirement, ultimately becoming a mine surveyor. However he was nationally famous as an entertainer, notably as a partner to [[Al Debbo]], with whom  he made more than 20 films 1946 and 1964, and did numerous stage shows. [[Hou die Blink Kant Bo]]
 Among his best known films were:
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 ''[[Die wildsboudjie]]'' ("The leg of venison", 1946)
 ''[[Die Skerpioen]]'' ("The Scorpion", 1946)

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 Among his best known films were:
-''[[Kom saam vanaand]]'' ("Come along tonight")
+''[[Piet my niggie]]'', ("Piet my cousin", 1964)
+''[[En die vonke spat]]'', ("And the sparks fly",1961)
-''[[Hier's ons weer]]'' ("Here we are again")
+''[[Oupa en die plaasnooientjie]]'' ("Grandfather and the farm girl", 1960)
+''[[Piet se tante]]'' ("Piet's Aunt", ''Afrikaans'' version of ''[[Charley's Aunt]]'', 1959)
-''[[Alles sal regkom]]'' ("Everthing will turn out right")
+''[[Fratse in die vloot]]'' ("Pranks in the navy", 1958)
+''[[Dis lekker om te lewe]]'' ("It is wonderful to live", 1957)
-''[[Fratse in die vloot]]'' ("Pranks in the navy")
+''[[Matieland]]'', (1955)
+''[[’n Plan is ’n boerdery]]'' (A plan is a farm", 1954)
-Piet my Niggie, 1964
+''[[Altyd in my drome]]'' ("Always in my dreams",  1952)
-En die Vonke Spat, 1961
+''[[Alles sal regkom]]'' ("Everthing will turn out right", 1951)
-Oupa en die Plaasnooientjie, 1960
+''[[Hier’s ons weer]]''  ("Here we are again", 1950)
-Piet se tante, 1959
+''[[Kom saam, vanaand]]'' ("Come along tonight", 1949)
-Fratse in die vloot, 1958
+''[[Die wildsboudjie]]'' ("The leg of venison", 1946)
-Dis Lekker om te Lewe, 1957
+''[[Die Skerpioen]]'' ("The Scorpion", 1946)

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-(1907-1963) Afrikaans actor, comedian, singer and pianist. Born Frederick Louis Benjamin Burgers in Johannesburg, he worked for Crown Mines from 1928 till his retirement, ultimately becoming a mine surveyor. However he was nationally famous as an entertainer, notably as a partner to [[Al Debbo]], with whom  he made more than 20 films 1947 and 1959, and did numerous stage shows.
+(1907-1967) Afrikaans actor, comedian, singer and pianist. Born Frederick Louis Benjamin Burgers in Johannesburg, he worked for Crown Mines from 1928 till his retirement, ultimately becoming a mine surveyor. However he was nationally famous as an entertainer, notably as a partner to [[Al Debbo]], with whom  he made more than 20 films 1946 and 1964, and did numerous stage shows.
-Among their best known films were:
+Among his best known films were:
 ''[[Kom saam vanaand]]'' ("Come along tonight")
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 ''[[Fratse in die vloot]]'' ("Pranks in the navy")
 == Sources ==

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	[[Wieke van Delen\|Van Delen]] 1991.		[[Wieke van Delen\|Van Delen]] 1991.

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−	(1907-1963) Afrikaans actor, comedian, singer and pianist. Born Frederick Louis Benjamin Burgers in Johannesburg, he worked for Crown Mines from 1928 till his retirement, ultimately becoming a mine surveyor. However he was nationally famous as an entertainer, notably as a partner to Al Debbo, with whom he made more than 20 films 1947 and 1959, and did numerous stage shows.	+	(1907-1963) Afrikaans actor, comedian, singer and pianist. Born Frederick Louis Benjamin Burgers in Johannesburg, he worked for Crown Mines from 1928 till his retirement, ultimately becoming a mine surveyor. However he was nationally famous as an entertainer, notably as a partner to [[Al Debbo]], with whom he made more than 20 films 1947 and 1959, and did numerous stage shows.

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 http://af.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederik_Burgers
 [[Wieke van Delen|Van Delen]] 1991.
 Go to [[South African Theatre/Bibliography]]