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-The [[Jansenville Dramavereniging]] was an theatrical society in Jansenville in the Karoo.
+The [[Jansenville Drama Vereniging]] was an theatrical society in Jansenville in the Karoo.
-It is sometimes wrongly called the [[Jansenville Dramatiese Vereniging]] in [[Afrikaans]].
+It is sometimes incorrectly called the [[Jansenville Dramatiese Vereniging]] or [[Jansenville Dramavereniging]] in [[Afrikaans]].
 Known in English as the [[Amateur Dramatic Society, Jansenville]], the [[Jansenville Amateur Dramatic Society]] or the [[Jansenville Dramatic Society]].
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-In 1972, ''[[Kongres]]'' was the [[Jansenville Dramavereniging]]'s first production to come in at first place during the [[Afrikaanse Taal- en Kultuurvereniging]] (Also widely known by its acronym: ATKV) Competition.
+In 1972, ''[[Kongres]]'' was the [[Jansenville Drama Vereniging]]'s first production to come in at first place during the [[Afrikaanse Taal- en Kultuurvereniging]] (Also widely known by its acronym: ATKV) Competition.
 During its existence it travelled widely around the Eastern Cape and gave performances mainly at smaller villages, as well as putting on over 200 performances in centres as far apart as Aliwal North, Hartenbos and Bloemfontein d. Many of their productions were staged in the [[Jansenville Town Hall]].

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 : [[Verskeidenheidskonsrt]] (Variety Concert). Produced by [[Adele Ossher]].
-: ''[[Dienie Speel Toneel]]'' (Dienie is Play Acting) is a one-act play by Hélène Pienaar-De Klerk. Produced by [[Pauline van Zyl]]. Starring [[Ice Lötter]], [[Rykie Lötter]], [[Pauline van Zyl]], [[Joey Steenkamp]], [[Chris Steenkamp]] and [[Francois Slabbert]].
+: ''[[Dienie Speel Toneel]]'' (Dienie is Play Acting) is a one-act play by [[Hélène Pienaar-De Klerk]]. Produced by [[Pauline van Zyl]]. Starring [[Ice Lötter]], [[Rykie Lötter]], [[Pauline van Zyl]], [[Joey Steenkamp]], [[Chris Steenkamp]] and [[Francois Slabbert]].
 : ''[[Sorry, Wrong Number]]''. Produced by  [[Adele Ossher]]. Starring [[Ice Lötter]], [[Adele Ossher]] and [[Bertie de Beer]].
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 : ''[[As Nefie Kom Kuier]]'' (When Cousin Comes Visiting), is an [[Afrikaans]] one-act farce by [[Gerhard J. Beukes]] (1913 - 1998) and was produced for the [[ATKV]] competition by [[Chris Ackerman]]. Starring [[Arina van Zyl]], [[Dawie de Beer]], [[Annabie de Beer]] and [[Elno Jansen]].
-: ''[[Die Kongres]]'' (“The Congress”). A one-act play by [[Louis de Villiers]]. Produced by [[Pauline van Zyl]] and entered in the annual [[Afrikaanse Taal- en Kultuurvereniging]] competition in Bloemfontein where it won the top award. Performers included [[Pauline van Zyl]], [[Ice Lötter]], [[Rykie Lötter]], [[Roelof van der Merwe]], [[Chris Ackerman]], [[Nic Botha]], [[Gerrit van Wyk]], Dirk Smit]] and [[Eunice van der Merwe]].
+: ''[[Die Kongres]]'' (“The Congress”). A one-act play by [[Louis de Villiers]]. Produced by [[Pauline van Zyl]] and entered in the annual [[Afrikaanse Taal- en Kultuurvereniging]] competition in Bloemfontein where it won the top award. Performers included [[Pauline van Zyl]], [[Ice Lötter]], [[Rykie Lötter]], [[Roelof van der Merwe]], [[Chris Ackerman]], [[Nic Botha]], [[Gerrit van Wyk]], [[Dirk Smit]] and [[Eunice van der Merwe]].
 : ''[[Broers]]'' (Brothers), Produced by [[Chris Ackerman]]. Starring [[Chris Ackerman]], [[Jannie van Zyl]], [[Wessel Cornelius]], [[Gerrit van Wyk]], and [[Rykie Lötter]].

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 The [[Jansenville Dramavereniging]] was an theatrical society in Jansenville in the Karoo.
-It is sometimes incorrectly called the [[Jansenville Dramatiese Vereniging]].
+It is sometimes wrongly called the [[Jansenville Dramatiese Vereniging]] in [[Afrikaans]].
-Known in English as the [[Amateur Dramatic Society, Jansenville]], the [[Jansenville Amateur Dramatic Society]] or the [[Jansenville Dramatic Society]]..
+Known in English as the [[Amateur Dramatic Society, Jansenville]], the [[Jansenville Amateur Dramatic Society]] or the [[Jansenville Dramatic Society]].
 ==Founding, function and history==

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 ==Founding, function and history==
-The group, consisting of a group of amateur and professional actors who lived in or around the rural town of Jansenville, Eastern Cape,  was founded on May 14, 1959, with Dr [[Frans Nell]] (chairman), [[Rita Greeff]] (secretary), and Ms [[Andre Slabbert]] (later [[Andre Glaum]]) (treasurer).
+The group, consisting of a group of amateur and professional actors who lived in or around the rural town of Jansenville, Eastern Cape,  was founded on May 14, 1959, with Dr [[Frans Nell]] (chairman), [[Rita Greeff]] (secretary), [[Adele Ossher]], [[Ice Lötter]] and Ms [[Andre Slabbert]] (later [[Andre Glaum]]) (treasurer).
 In 1961 [[Pauline van Zyl]] was elected as secretary and together with [[Jannie van Zyl]], [[Ice Lötter]] and [[Rykie Lötter]] (professional), acted together over a period of 30 years. Other members included [[Chris Ackerman]], [[Susie Crouse]], [[Bertie de Beer]], with schoolgirls [[Arina van Zyl]] (now [[Arina de Witt]]) and [[Annabie de Beer]] who did much singing. [[Hannes van Eck]] provided music with his concertina.

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−	In 1972, ''[[Kongres]]'' was the [[Jansenville Dramavereniging]]'s first production to come in at first place during the [[Afrikaanse Taal- en Kultuurvereniging]] Competition.	+	In 1972, ''[[Kongres]]'' was the [[Jansenville Dramavereniging]]'s first production to come in at first place during the [[Afrikaanse Taal- en Kultuurvereniging]] (Also widely known by its acronym: ATKV) Competition.

	During its existence it travelled widely around the Eastern Cape and gave performances mainly at smaller villages, as well as putting on over 200 performances in centres as far apart as Aliwal North, Hartenbos and Bloemfontein d. Many of their productions were staged in the [[Jansenville Town Hall]].		During its existence it travelled widely around the Eastern Cape and gave performances mainly at smaller villages, as well as putting on over 200 performances in centres as far apart as Aliwal North, Hartenbos and Bloemfontein d. Many of their productions were staged in the [[Jansenville Town Hall]].

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	1993: ''[[Dis Nou te Laat]]'' (It's Now Too Late), a one-act play by [[Louis de Villiers]]. Produced by [[Pauline van Zyl]]. Starring [[Pauline van Zyl]] [[Antoinette Botha]], [[Hannelie Currie]], [[Rykie Lötter]] [[Charmaine Gerber]], [[Danie Gerber]] and [[Naomi Mattheus]].		1993: ''[[Dis Nou te Laat]]'' (It's Now Too Late), a one-act play by [[Louis de Villiers]]. Produced by [[Pauline van Zyl]]. Starring [[Pauline van Zyl]] [[Antoinette Botha]], [[Hannelie Currie]], [[Rykie Lötter]] [[Charmaine Gerber]], [[Danie Gerber]] and [[Naomi Mattheus]].
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		+	1995: ''[[Dis Nou te Laat]]'' (It's Now Too Late), a one-act play by [[Louis de Villiers]]. Produced by [[Pauline van Zyl]]. Starring ??

	1996: ''[[Tussen Vyf en Half-Ses]]'' was produced by [[Pauline van Zyl]]. Starring [[Pauline van Zyl]], [[Antoinette Botha]], [[Hannelie Currie]], [[Kathleen Hardt]], and [[Gail Keevy]].		1996: ''[[Tussen Vyf en Half-Ses]]'' was produced by [[Pauline van Zyl]]. Starring [[Pauline van Zyl]], [[Antoinette Botha]], [[Hannelie Currie]], [[Kathleen Hardt]], and [[Gail Keevy]].

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 : ''[[Die Lug is Betrokke]]'' (The Sky is Overcast). Produced by [[Pauline van Zyl]]. Starring [[Arina van Zyl]], [[Jannie van Zyl]], [[Pauline van Zyl]], [[Ice Lötter]], [[Rykie Lötter]], [[Johan Heydenrych]] and [[Gerrit van Wyk]].
-: ''[[Op Rekening]]'' (On Account) a one-act play by [[Louis de Villiers]]. Produced by [[Pauline van Zyl]]. Starring 15 women and [[Ice Lötter]].
+: ''[[Op Rekening]]'' (On Account) a one-act play by [[Louis de Villiers]]. Produced by [[Pauline van Zyl]]. Starring [[Ice Lötter]], [[Linette Botha]], [[Annatjie van der Merwe]], [[Orpa Knoetze]], [[Pauline van Zyl]], [[Betie van Wyk]], [[Sonja Francis]], [[Marie Nel]], [[Chrissie Nel]], [[Patricia van der Merwe]], [[Heila Erasmus]], [[Hester Heydenrych]], [[Marie Bakkes]]. In front: [[Miriam van Dalen]], [[Sank van Rensburg]] and [[Veronica van der Merwe]].
 : ''[[Ou Bokke and Groen Blare]]'' (Old Goats and Green Leaves), written by Dr [[Louis de Villiers]] and produced by [[Pauline van Zyl]], Starring [[Rykie Lötter]], [[Ice Lötter]], [[Jannie van Zyl]], [[Pauline van Zyl]], [[Koos Botha]], [[Radie Ferreira]], [[Jannie van Zyl]], [[Anne Nash]] and [[Lucy Smit]].