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(19*-19*) Author and playwright. ** Wrote a four act satiric skit, ''[[A Slump in Heroes: A Transvaal War Drama without Warriors]]''. The play was first advertised in [[The Star]] on 25 March, 1896. In 1907 he published ''The New Internationalism'' (reprinted from the Cornell University Library's print collections by Nabu Press, 2010)

== Sources ==

Holloway, 1991

Go to [[South African Theatre/Bibliography]]

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−	'''Harold Bolce''' (1868-1940) American journalist, traveller, church minister, writer and playwright.	+	'''William Harold Bolce''' (1868-1940) American journalist, traveller, church minister, writer and playwright.

	Born in California, schooled in Oakland California, he worked as a journalist to pay for his theological studies. In 1896 he and his young wife travelled to the [[Transvaal]] as a representative of the ''San Francisco Examiner'' and the ''New York Journal''. While in Johannesburg he wrote and published a four act satiric skit, ''[[A Slump in Heroes: A Transvaal War Drama without Warriors]]''. The play was first advertised in [[The Star]] on 25 March, 1896. The proceeds from this work allowed him to undertake travels throughout Egypt, France, Italy Germany and England before returning to San Francisco, where, in December 1896, he founded The Cosmopolitan Church at the age of 28. In 1907 he published ''The New Internationalism'' (reprinted from the Cornell University Library's print collections by Nabu Press, 2010).		Born in California, schooled in Oakland California, he worked as a journalist to pay for his theological studies. In 1896 he and his young wife travelled to the [[Transvaal]] as a representative of the ''San Francisco Examiner'' and the ''New York Journal''. While in Johannesburg he wrote and published a four act satiric skit, ''[[A Slump in Heroes: A Transvaal War Drama without Warriors]]''. The play was first advertised in [[The Star]] on 25 March, 1896. The proceeds from this work allowed him to undertake travels throughout Egypt, France, Italy Germany and England before returning to San Francisco, where, in December 1896, he founded The Cosmopolitan Church at the age of 28. In 1907 he published ''The New Internationalism'' (reprinted from the Cornell University Library's print collections by Nabu Press, 2010).

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-(1868-19*) American journalist, traveller, church minister,  writer and playwright. Born in California, schooled in Oakland California, he worked as a journalist to pay for  his theological studies. In 1896  he and his young wife travelled to the [[Transvaal]] as a representative of the ''San Francisco Examiner'' and the ''New York Journal''. While in Johannesburg he wrote and published a four act satiric skit, ''[[A Slump in Heroes: A Transvaal War Drama without Warriors]]''. The play was first advertised in [[The Star]] on 25 March,  1896. The proceeds from this work allowed him to undertake travels throughout  Egypt, France, Italy Germany and England before returning to San Francisco, where, in December 1896, he founded The Cosmopolitan Church at the age of 28. In 1907 he published ''The New Internationalism'' (reprinted from the Cornell University Library's print collections by Nabu Press, 2010).
+'''Harold Bolce''' (1868-1940) American journalist, traveller, church minister,  writer and playwright.
 == Sources ==
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 Holloway, 1991
 Go to [[South African Theatre/Bibliography]]

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-(1868-19*) Author and playwright. ** Wrote a four act satiric skit, ''[[A Slump in Heroes: A Transvaal War Drama without Warriors]]''. The play was first advertised in [[The Star]] on 25 March,  1896. In 1907 he published ''The New Internationalism'' (reprinted from the Cornell University Library's print collections by Nabu Press, 2010)
+(1868-19*) American journalist, traveller, church minister,  writer and playwright. Born in California, schooled in Oakland California, he worked as a journalist to pay for  his theological studies. In 1896  he and his young wife travelled to the [[Transvaal]] as a representative of the ''San Francisco Examiner'' and the ''New York Journal''. While in Johannesburg he wrote and published a four act satiric skit, ''[[A Slump in Heroes: A Transvaal War Drama without Warriors]]''. The play was first advertised in [[The Star]] on 25 March,  1896. The proceeds from this work allowed him to undertake travels throughout  Egypt, France, Italy Germany and England before returning to San Francisco, where, in December 1896, he founded The Cosmopolitan Church at the age of 28. In 1907 he published ''The New Internationalism'' (reprinted from the Cornell University Library's print collections by Nabu Press, 2010).
 == Sources ==
 Holloway, 1991