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[[Harold Davidson]] was a Port Elizabeth amateur actor, a keen member of [[PEMADS]] and local bussinessman.

=Contribution to South African Theatre=

August 12 - 16, 1947: [[Harold Davidson]] starred in [[PEMADS]] first musical comedy, ''[[Gyspsy Love]]'' (also spelt Gipsey Love), produced by [[Sally Carrol]] and directed by [[Honor Edmonds]] at the [[Port Elizabeth Opera House]], with [[Jean Browne]] as choral mistress, [[Edna Stanton Fryer]] as musical director and [[Yvonne Harrison]] as choreographer.

=Sources=

[[Saturday Post]], July 26, 1947.

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-May 22 - 24, 1947: [[Harold Davidson]] was one of two business managers and a prop-builder for William Shakespeare's ''[[Arsenic and Old Lace]]''. The play was produced by [[Raymond Davidson] and staged in the [[Port Elizabeth City Hall]].
+May 22 - 24, 1947: [[Harold Davidson]] was one of two business managers and a prop-builder for William Shakespeare's ''[[Arsenic and Old Lace]]''. The play was produced by [[Raymond Davidson]] and staged in the [[Port Elizabeth City Hall]].
 August 12 - 16, 1947: [[Harold Davidson]] starred in [[PEMADS]] first musical comedy, ''[[Gyspsy Love]]'' (also spelt Gipsey Love), produced by [[Sally Carrol]] and directed by [[Honor Edmonds]] at the [[Port Elizabeth Opera House]], with [[Jean Browne]] as choral mistress, [[Edna Stanton Fryer]] as musical director and [[Yvonne Harrison]] as choreographer.

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 =Contribution to South African Theatre=
-May 22 - 24, 1947: [[Harold Davidson]] was one of two business managers and prop-builders for William Shakespeare's ''[[Arsenic and Old Lace]]''. The play was produced by [[Raymond Davidson] and staged in the [[Port Elizabeth City Hall]].
+May 22 - 24, 1947: [[Harold Davidson]] was one of two business managers and a prop-builder for William Shakespeare's ''[[Arsenic and Old Lace]]''. The play was produced by [[Raymond Davidson] and staged in the [[Port Elizabeth City Hall]].
 August 12 - 16, 1947: [[Harold Davidson]] starred in [[PEMADS]] first musical comedy, ''[[Gyspsy Love]]'' (also spelt Gipsey Love), produced by [[Sally Carrol]] and directed by [[Honor Edmonds]] at the [[Port Elizabeth Opera House]], with [[Jean Browne]] as choral mistress, [[Edna Stanton Fryer]] as musical director and [[Yvonne Harrison]] as choreographer.

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		+	May 22 - 24, 1947: [[Harold Davidson]] was one of two business managers and prop-builders for William Shakespeare's ''[[Arsenic and Old Lace]]''. The play was produced by [[Raymond Davidson] and staged in the [[Port Elizabeth City Hall]].

	August 12 - 16, 1947: [[Harold Davidson]] starred in [[PEMADS]] first musical comedy, ''[[Gyspsy Love]]'' (also spelt Gipsey Love), produced by [[Sally Carrol]] and directed by [[Honor Edmonds]] at the [[Port Elizabeth Opera House]], with [[Jean Browne]] as choral mistress, [[Edna Stanton Fryer]] as musical director and [[Yvonne Harrison]] as choreographer.		August 12 - 16, 1947: [[Harold Davidson]] starred in [[PEMADS]] first musical comedy, ''[[Gyspsy Love]]'' (also spelt Gipsey Love), produced by [[Sally Carrol]] and directed by [[Honor Edmonds]] at the [[Port Elizabeth Opera House]], with [[Jean Browne]] as choral mistress, [[Edna Stanton Fryer]] as musical director and [[Yvonne Harrison]] as choreographer.