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(19**-199*) Son of [[Harry Stodel]]. [was Jack Stodel or the son of Alfred or Jack? ??] STODEL, Jim. He was the General Manager of [[African Consolidated Theatres]] in 1951. He hired the [[Civic Theatre]] for [[Marcel Marceau]] in 1967.

== Sources ==
Tucker, 1997; [McMurtry]

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 His daughter is the actress and singer [[Jean Dell]].
 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
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 In 1962 Jim became executive director of [[Fox Theatres]] of SA and, as companies changed hands or amalgamated, he became chairman of [[Kinekor]] and eventually director of [[Ster-Kinekor]].
 == Awards, etc. ==

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	Like his siblings, he grew up meeting celebrities and being involved in all their father’s theatrical activities. Jim was educated at boarding school in Franschhoek and later at Soucth African College School and Wynberg Boy’s High in Cape Town. After school he travelled throughout South Africa selling clothing manufactured in Cape Town.		Like his siblings, he grew up meeting celebrities and being involved in all their father’s theatrical activities. Jim was educated at boarding school in Franschhoek and later at Soucth African College School and Wynberg Boy’s High in Cape Town. After school he travelled throughout South Africa selling clothing manufactured in Cape Town.
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		+	His daughter is the actress and singer [[Jean Dell]].

	==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==		==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==

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 == Biography ==
-Alfred Henry Stodel, popularly known as Jim, was the second son born to [[Harry Stodel|Harry]] and Amelia Stodel.
+[[Alfred Henry Stodel]], popularly known as Jim, was the second son born to [[Harry Stodel|Harry]] and Amelia Stodel.
 Like his siblings, he grew up meeting celebrities and being involved in all their father’s theatrical activities. Jim was educated at boarding school in Franschhoek and later at Soucth African College School and Wynberg Boy’s High in Cape Town. After school he travelled throughout South Africa selling clothing manufactured in Cape Town.
 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==

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-[[Jim Stodel]] (19**-1985).
+[[Jim Stodel]] (1904-1985). Theatre manager.
 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-He was the General Manager of [[African Consolidated Theatres]]. He died shortly after his retirement in 1985.
+Jim joined [[African Theatres]] in 1926, starting as cinema manager at the [[Grand Theatre]] in Cape Town. He later became manager of the [[Opera House]] in Port Elizabeth, the [[Recreation Theatre]] in Stellenbosch. Returning to Port Elizabeth after stints in Durban and Pietermaritzburg, he became Eastern Cape manager of [[African Consolidated Theatres]].
-He hired the [[Civic Theatre]] for [[Marcel Marceau]] in 1967.
+He announced his retirement in August 1985 and passed away days later on 19 August 1985.
 == Awards, etc. ==
 At a banquet to mark the 25th anniversary of the [[SAATM]] in November 1982, [[Taubie Kushlick]], [[Brian Brooke]] and Jim Stodel were honoured for their contributions to theatre over the years. ([[NELM]]: [Collection: LINDBERG, Des and Dawn]: 2005. 56. 9. 1).
 == Sources ==
 [[ESAT Bibliography Tra-Tz|Tucker]], 1997.
 [McMurtry]

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-(19**-199*) Son of [[Harry Stodel]]. [was Jack Stodel or the son of Alfred or Jack? ??] STODEL, Jim. He was the General Manager of [[African Consolidated Theatres]] in 1951. He hired the [[Civic Theatre]] for [[Marcel Marceau]] in 1967.
+[[Jim Stodel]] (19**-1985).
-African Consolidated Theatres; Stodel, Harry; Stodel, Alfred Henry 'Jim'; Stodel, Jack
+He hired the [[Civic Theatre]] for [[Marcel Marceau]] in 1967.
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 == Sources ==
-Tucker, 1997; [McMurtry]
+[[ESAT Bibliography Tra-Tz|Tucker]], 1997.
 Return to [[ESAT Personalities S]]

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	(19*-199) Son of [[Harry Stodel]]. [was Jack Stodel or the son of Alfred or Jack? ??] STODEL, Jim. He was the General Manager of [[African Consolidated Theatres]] in 1951. He hired the [[Civic Theatre]] for [[Marcel Marceau]] in 1967.		(19*-199) Son of [[Harry Stodel]]. [was Jack Stodel or the son of Alfred or Jack? ??] STODEL, Jim. He was the General Manager of [[African Consolidated Theatres]] in 1951. He hired the [[Civic Theatre]] for [[Marcel Marceau]] in 1967.
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	== Awards, etc. ==		== Awards, etc. ==

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	(19*-199) Son of [[Harry Stodel]]. [was Jack Stodel or the son of Alfred or Jack? ??] STODEL, Jim. He was the General Manager of [[African Consolidated Theatres]] in 1951. He hired the [[Civic Theatre]] for [[Marcel Marceau]] in 1967.		(19*-199) Son of [[Harry Stodel]]. [was Jack Stodel or the son of Alfred or Jack? ??] STODEL, Jim. He was the General Manager of [[African Consolidated Theatres]] in 1951. He hired the [[Civic Theatre]] for [[Marcel Marceau]] in 1967.
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		+	== Awards, etc. ==
		+	At a banquet to mark the 25th anniversary of the [[SAATM]] in November 1982, [[Taubie Kushlick]], [[Brian Brooke]] and Jim Stodel were honoured for their contributions to theatre over the years. ([[NELM]]: [Collection: LINDBERG, Des and Dawn]: 2005. 56. 9. 1).
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