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(b. London, **/**/1867 - d. Johannesburg, 28/01/1931). Harry (Henry) Siegenberg came to South Africa in 1889 where he married Hannah Mendoza in 1901. He became a well-known bookmaker in Johannesburg and appeared as one in [[Joseph Albrecht]]'s horse racing drama [[The Stolen Favourite]] (1919). (FO)

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Le Roux, André I. & Fourie, Lilla – Filmverlede: geskiedenis van die Suid-Afrikaanse speelfilm

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 == Biography ==
-Harry (Henry) Siegenberg came to South Africa in 1898 where he married fellow-Londoner Hannah Mendoza in 1896.  Together with Angel Cohen, he became a well-known bookmaker in Johannesburg and appeared as one in [[Joseph Albrecht]]’s horse racing drama ''[[The Stolen Favourite]]'' (1919).   At one stage he manged the Gladstone Hotel on the corner of Commissioner and Von Wielligh Streets, which was frequented by visiting theatre groups.  In 1912 he became a part owner of the Frascati Bar & Restaurant in Market Street, which also attracted many entertainers.  In 1919 his son, [[Moss Siegenberg]], appeared in ''[[Palace, Bedroom and Bath]]'' with [[Edith Cartwright]], [[Cecil Kellaway]], [[Elise Hamilton]], [[Hilda Attenboro]], [[Florence Roberts]] and [[Harcourt Collett]] at [[His Majesty's Theatre]].  Moss’s older brother, Morris, was a talented violinist.  As [[Maurice Sterndale]] he performed in theatres throughout the world and at one stage was a member of Harry Roy’s orchestra.  Their father had a tragic end when, because of financial troubles, he committed suicide by taking poison at his club, informing one of the other members that he had done so.  (FO)
+Harry (Henry) Siegenberg, popularly known as Ropey, came to South Africa in 1898 where he married fellow-Londoner Hannah Mendoza in 1896.  Together with Angel Cohen, he became a well-known bookmaker in Johannesburg and appeared as one in [[Joseph Albrecht]]’s horse racing drama ''[[The Stolen Favourite]]'' (1919).   At one stage he manged the Gladstone Hotel on the corner of Commissioner and Von Wielligh Streets, which was frequented by visiting theatre groups.  In 1912 he became a part owner of the Frascati Bar & Restaurant in Market Street, which also attracted many entertainers.  In 1919 his son, [[Moss Siegenberg]], appeared in ''[[Palace, Bedroom and Bath]]'' with [[Edith Cartwright]], [[Cecil Kellaway]], [[Elise Hamilton]], [[Hilda Attenboro]], [[Florence Roberts]] and [[Harcourt Collett]] at [[His Majesty's Theatre]].  Moss’s older brother, Morris, was a talented violinist.  As [[Maurice Sterndale]] he performed in theatres throughout the world and at one stage was a member of Harry Roy’s orchestra.  Their father had a tragic end when, because of financial troubles, he committed suicide by taking poison at his club, informing one of the other members that he had done so.  (FO)
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-(b. London, 31/12/1867 -  d. Johannesburg, 28/01/1931).  Harry (Henry) Siegenberg came to South Africa in 1889 where he married Hannah Mendoza in 1901.  He became a well-known bookmaker in Johannesburg and appeared as one in [[Joseph Albrecht]]’s horse racing drama ''The Stolen Favourite'' (1919).   The South African Jewish Year Book of 1929 described him as a “turf accountant and licensed victualler.”  In 1919, his son, [[Moss Siegenberg]], appeared in [[Palace, Bedroom and Bath]] with [[Edith Cartwright]], [[Cecil Kellaway]], [[Elise Hamilton]], [[Hilda Attenboro]], [[Florence Roberts]] and [[Harcourt Collett]] at [[His Majesty's Theatre]].   (FO)
+'''Harry Siegenberg''' (b. London, 31/12/1867 -  d. Johannesburg, 27/01/1931) was a bookmaker, victualler and once-off actor.
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-Le Roux, André I. & Fourie, Lilla – Filmverlede: geskiedenis van die Suid-Afrikaanse speelfilm
+Rand Daily Mail, 29 January 1931
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−	(b. London, 31/12/1867 - d. Johannesburg, 28/01/1931). Harry (Henry) Siegenberg came to South Africa in 1889 where he married Hannah Mendoza in 1901. He became a well-known bookmaker in Johannesburg and appeared as one in [[Joseph Albrecht]]’s horse racing drama ''The Stolen Favourite'' (1919). The South African Jewish Year Book of 1929 described him as a “turf accountant and licensed victualler.” In 1919, his son, [[Moss Siegenberg]], appeared in [[Palace, Bedroom and Bath]] with [[Edith Cartwright]], [[Cecil Kellaway]], [[Elise Hamilton]], [[Hilda Attenboro]], [[Florence Roberts]] and [[Harcourt Collett]] at [[His Majesty's]]. (FO)	+	(b. London, 31/12/1867 - d. Johannesburg, 28/01/1931). Harry (Henry) Siegenberg came to South Africa in 1889 where he married Hannah Mendoza in 1901. He became a well-known bookmaker in Johannesburg and appeared as one in [[Joseph Albrecht]]’s horse racing drama ''The Stolen Favourite'' (1919). The South African Jewish Year Book of 1929 described him as a “turf accountant and licensed victualler.” In 1919, his son, [[Moss Siegenberg]], appeared in [[Palace, Bedroom and Bath]] with [[Edith Cartwright]], [[Cecil Kellaway]], [[Elise Hamilton]], [[Hilda Attenboro]], [[Florence Roberts]] and [[Harcourt Collett]] at [[His Majesty's Theatre]]. (FO)

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−	(b. London, //1867 - d. Johannesburg, 28/01/1931). Harry (Henry) Siegenberg came to South Africa in 1889 where he married Hannah Mendoza in 1901. He became a well-known bookmaker in Johannesburg and appeared as one in [[Joseph Albrecht]]’s horse racing drama ''The Stolen Favourite'' (1919). The South African Jewish Year Book of 1929 described him as a “turf accountant and licensed victualler.” In 1919, his son, [[Moss Siegenberg]], appeared in [[Palace, Bedroom and Bath]] with [[Edith Cartwright]], [[Cecil Kellaway]], [[Elise Hamilton]], [[Hilda Attenboro]], [[Florence Roberts]] and [[Harcourt Collett]] at [[His Majesty's]]. (FO)	+	(b. London, 31/12/1867 - d. Johannesburg, 28/01/1931). Harry (Henry) Siegenberg came to South Africa in 1889 where he married Hannah Mendoza in 1901. He became a well-known bookmaker in Johannesburg and appeared as one in [[Joseph Albrecht]]’s horse racing drama ''The Stolen Favourite'' (1919). The South African Jewish Year Book of 1929 described him as a “turf accountant and licensed victualler.” In 1919, his son, [[Moss Siegenberg]], appeared in [[Palace, Bedroom and Bath]] with [[Edith Cartwright]], [[Cecil Kellaway]], [[Elise Hamilton]], [[Hilda Attenboro]], [[Florence Roberts]] and [[Harcourt Collett]] at [[His Majesty's]]. (FO)

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−	(b. London, //1867 - d. Johannesburg, 28/01/1931). Harry (Henry) Siegenberg came to South Africa in 1889 where he married Hannah Mendoza in 1901. He became a well-known bookmaker in Johannesburg and appeared as one in [[Joseph Albrecht]]'s horse racing drama [[The Stolen Favourite]] (1919). The South African Jewish Year Book of 1929 described him as a “turf accountant and licensed victualler.” (FO)	+	(b. London, //1867 - d. Johannesburg, 28/01/1931). Harry (Henry) Siegenberg came to South Africa in 1889 where he married Hannah Mendoza in 1901. He became a well-known bookmaker in Johannesburg and appeared as one in [[Joseph Albrecht]]’s horse racing drama ''The Stolen Favourite'' (1919). The South African Jewish Year Book of 1929 described him as a “turf accountant and licensed victualler.” In 1919, his son, [[Moss Siegenberg]], appeared in [[Palace, Bedroom and Bath]] with [[Edith Cartwright]], [[Cecil Kellaway]], [[Elise Hamilton]], [[Hilda Attenboro]], [[Florence Roberts]] and [[Harcourt Collett]] at [[His Majesty's]]. (FO)

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−	(b. London, //1867 - d. Johannesburg, 28/01/1931). Harry (Henry) Siegenberg came to South Africa in 1889 where he married Hannah Mendoza in 1901. He became a well-known bookmaker in Johannesburg and appeared as one in [[Joseph Albrecht]]'s horse racing drama [[The Stolen Favourite]] (1919). (FO)	+	(b. London, //1867 - d. Johannesburg, 28/01/1931). Harry (Henry) Siegenberg came to South Africa in 1889 where he married Hannah Mendoza in 1901. He became a well-known bookmaker in Johannesburg and appeared as one in [[Joseph Albrecht]]'s horse racing drama [[The Stolen Favourite]] (1919). The South African Jewish Year Book of 1929 described him as a “turf accountant and licensed victualler.” (FO)

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