James Lodge - Revision history

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-He was married to Ruth Liebenstein (1911-1992), mother of [[Dennis Walder]], theatre and literary critic and academic.
+He was married to Ruth Liebenstein (1911-1992), mother of [[Dennis Walder]], influential academic and theatre and literary critic.
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-He was married to [[Ruth Liebenstein]] Walder
+He was married to Ruth Liebenstein (1911-1992), mother of [[Dennis Walder]], theatre and literary critic and academic.
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	[[James Lodge]] (1915-1995) was a journalist and dramatist.		[[James Lodge]] (1915-1995) was a journalist and dramatist.
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		+	He was married to [[Ruth Liebenstein]] Walder

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 == Sources ==
-(See [[ESAT Bibliography Gl-Go|Gosher]], 1988) [JH]
 Playscripts and other material held by [[NELM]] in various locations, including a photocopy of his obituary published in the ''[[Cape Argus]]'' on 4.10.1995.

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-After working full-time as a journalist and editor with first the ''Pretoria News'' and then the ''Cape Argus'', Lodge was once considered a very promising writer on the strength especially of his four full-length plays, ''[[Andromeda]]'', ''[[Earthquake]]'', ''[[Strawberry Love]]'' and ''[[Investigation into the Death of a Greek]]''. However, having written these when already in retirement, he never quite fulfilled his promise. He is also the author of two one-act plays: ''[[Have a Heart, Mrs. Dove!]]'' (1970) and ''[[The Frightened King]]'' (1970).
+After working full-time as a journalist and editor with first the ''[[Pretoria News]]'' and then the ''[[Cape Argus]]'', Lodge was once considered a very promising writer on the strength especially of his four full-length plays, ''[[Andromeda]]'', ''[[Earthquake]]'', ''[[Strawberry Love]]'' and ''[[Investigation into the Death of a Greek]]''. However, having written these when already in retirement, he never quite fulfilled his promise. He is also the author of two one-act plays: ''[[Have a Heart, Mrs. Dove!]]'' (1970) and ''[[The Frightened King]]'' (1970).
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-[[James Lodge]] (1915-1995). Journalist and dramatist.
+[[James Lodge]] (1915-1995) was a journalist and dramatist.
 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
 After working full-time as a journalist and editor with first the ''Pretoria News'' and then the ''Cape Argus'', Lodge was once considered a very promising writer on the strength especially of his four full-length plays, ''[[Andromeda]]'', ''[[Earthquake]]'', ''[[Strawberry Love]]'' and ''[[Investigation into the Death of a Greek]]''. However, having written these when already in retirement, he never quite fulfilled his promise. He is also the author of two one-act plays: ''[[Have a Heart, Mrs. Dove!]]'' (1970) and ''[[The Frightened King]]'' (1970).

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 == Sources ==
-(See [[Sydney Paul Gosher|Gosher]], 1988) [JH]
+(See [[ESAT Bibliography Gl-Go|Gosher]], 1988) [JH]
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-LODGE, James (1915-*?). Journalist and dramatist. After working full-time as a journalist and editor with first the ''Pretoria News'' and then the ''Cape Argus'', Lodge was once considered a very promising writer on the strength especially of his four full-length plays, ''[[Andromeda]]'', ''[[Earthquake]]'', ''[[Strawberry Love]]'' and ''[[Investigation into the Death of a Greek]]''. However, having written these when already in retirement, he never quite fulfilled his promise. He is also the author of two one-act plays: ''[[Have a Heart, Mrs. Dove!]]'' (1970) and ''[[The Frightened King]]'' (1970). (See [[Sydney Paul Gosher|Gosher]], 1988) [JH
+[[James Lodge]] (1915-*?). Journalist and dramatist.
+==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
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−	LODGE, James (1915-*?). Journalist and dramatist. After working full-time as a journalist and editor with first the ''Pretoria News'' and then the ''Cape Argus'', Lodge was once considered a very promising writer on the strength especially of his four full-length plays, ''[[Andromeda]]'', ''[[Earthquake]]'', ''[[Strawberry Love]]'' and ''[[~~Investigations~~ into the Death of a Greek]]''. However, having written these when already in retirement, he never quite fulfilled his promise. He is also the author of two one-act plays: ''[[Have a Heart, Mrs. Dove!]]'' (1970) and ''[[The Frightened King]]'' (1970). (See [[Sydney Paul Gosher\|Gosher]], 1988) [JH	+	LODGE, James (1915-*?). Journalist and dramatist. After working full-time as a journalist and editor with first the ''Pretoria News'' and then the ''Cape Argus'', Lodge was once considered a very promising writer on the strength especially of his four full-length plays, ''[[Andromeda]]'', ''[[Earthquake]]'', ''[[Strawberry Love]]'' and ''[[Investigation into the Death of a Greek]]''. However, having written these when already in retirement, he never quite fulfilled his promise. He is also the author of two one-act plays: ''[[Have a Heart, Mrs. Dove!]]'' (1970) and ''[[The Frightened King]]'' (1970). (See [[Sydney Paul Gosher\|Gosher]], 1988) [JH

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