Jewish Guild - Revision history

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Jewish Guild Hall

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	''[[Footlights]]'', 1(3):14. 1929.		''[[Footlights]]'', 1(3):14. 1929.
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-Venue initially used by the [[Johannesburg REPS]]. However, it was terribly ill-equipped, lacking rudimentary dressing-room or even ablution facilities.
+[[Jewish Guild War Memorial Hall]] was a venue built in 1924 and located at 83-85 Von Brandis Street, Johannesburg. It was initially used by the [[Johannesburg REPS]] as a venue for their performances. However, it was terribly ill-equipped, lacking rudimentary dressing-room or even ablution facilities.
 ===Jewish Guild Theatre Group===

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 Did a public playreading of  ''[[Holding Aloof]]'' by [[David Dainow]] in 1927(?*).
-''[[The Second Mrs Tanqueray]]'' (1929), ''[[Loyalties]]'' (1929).
+''[[Loyalties]]'' (1926); ''[[The Second Mrs Tanqueray]]'' (1929),
 In 1956 ''[[What Was, Was!]]'' by [[Gertie Awerbuch]] and [[ Miriam Lopert]] was staged here. It starred [[June Hern]], [[Charles Stodel]] and [[Michael Fisher]] and was also staged at the [[Alexander Theatre]].

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 Did a public playreading of  ''[[Holding Aloof]]'' by [[David Dainow]] in 1927(?*).
-''[[The Second Mrs Tanqueray]]'' (1929).
+''[[The Second Mrs Tanqueray]]'' (1929), ''[[Loyalties]]'' (1929).
 In 1956 ''[[What Was, Was!]]'' by [[Gertie Awerbuch]] and [[ Miriam Lopert]] was staged here. It starred [[June Hern]], [[Charles Stodel]] and [[Michael Fisher]] and was also staged at the [[Alexander Theatre]].

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 == Jewish Guild, Johannesburg ==
-The Jewish Guild was founded in 1897 as an association of young Jewish men and women for relieving distress in South Africa irrespective of creed or nationality. Its objects were cultural as well as charitable.
+The [[Jewish Guild]] was founded in 1897 as an association of young Jewish men and women for relieving distress in South Africa irrespective of creed or nationality. Its objects were cultural as well as charitable.
 ===Productions===

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 == Sources ==
-The Jews In South Africa - A History, by Gustav Saron and Louis Hotz. Published by Geoffrey Cumberlege, Oxford UNiversity Press, Cape Town, London, New York, 1955.
+The Jews In South Africa - A History. By Gustav Saron and Louis Hotz. Published by Geoffrey Cumberlege, Oxford University Press, Cape Town, London, New York, 1955.
 Tucker, 1997;

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 == Sources ==
-Tucker, 1997; Kruger,1999: 52; Du Toit,  1988 [TH, JH]
+Tucker, 1997;
-''[[Footlights]]'', 1(3):14. 1929.
+Kruger,1999: 52;
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	Venue initially used by the [[Johannesburg REPS]]. However, it was terribly ill-equipped, lacking rudimentary dressing-room or even ablution facilities.		Venue initially used by the [[Johannesburg REPS]]. However, it was terribly ill-equipped, lacking rudimentary dressing-room or even ablution facilities.
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