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'''Joel Herholdt''' (1918-1984) was an occasional actor on stage and in film. Sometimes incorrectly credited as Joel Heroldt.

== Biography ==

Joel Daniel Herholdt was born in Heilbron in what then the Orange Free State to another Joel Daniel Herholdt and his wife, Johanna Elizabeth Muller. He was not a full-time actor and, in fact, when he married Eugenie Virgo (Dodo) Steyn de Beer in 1947 his profession was given as businessman. During World War II he travelled to the Middle East and Italy as a member of an entertainment unit and afterwards made occasional appearances on stage and in films. He died on 13 September 1984.

== Theatre Credits ==

1943 – ''[[Squadron X]]'' (Producer: [[George Vollaire]]) (staged by S.A.A.F. for the Air Force Fund),
1944 – ''[[My Sister Eileen]]'' (Producer: [[Margaret Inglis]]),
1954 – ''[[Tea and Sympathy]]'' (Producer: [[Taubie Kushlick]]),
1954 – ''[[Arsenic and Old Lace]]'' (Producer: [[Taubie Kushlick]]).

== Film & Television Credits ==

1955 – ''[[By an African Campfire]]'' (TV series) (Episode: ''The Witchdoctor’s Revenge'') (Director: Darcy Conyers),
1956 – ''[[Paul Krüger]]'' (Director: [[Werner Grünbauer]]),
1958 – ''[[Diamond Safari]]'' (Director: Gerald Mayer),
1961 – ''[[Basie]]'' (Director: [[Gordon Vorster]]),
1973 – ''[[Die Bankrower]]'' (Director: [[Manie van Rensburg]]),
1975 – ''[[Kniediep…]]'' (Directors: [[Roy Sargeant]] & [[Joe Stewardson]]),
1976 – ''[[Willem]]'' (TV series) (Director: [[Manie van Rensburg]]),
1976 – ''[[The Villagers]]'' (TV series) (Director: [[Douglas Bristow]]),
1977 – ''[[The Winners II]]'' / ''[[My Way II]]'' (Director: [[Jans Rautenbach]]),
1977 – ''[[The Villagers II]]'' (TV series) (Director: [[Gray Hofmeyr]]).

== Sources ==

''[[Rand Daily Mail]]'' (various issues)

''[[Sunday Times]]'' (various issues)

Le Roux, André I. & Fourie, Lilla – Filmverlede: geskiedenis van die Suid-Afrikaanse speelfilm (1982)

https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0378964/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0_tt_0_nm_2_q_joel%2520herholdt

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 == Biography ==
-Joel Daniel Herholdt was born in Heilbron on 27 June 1918 nin what then the Orange Free State to another Joel Daniel Herholdt and his wife, Johanna Elizabeth Muller.  He was not a full-time actor and, in fact, when he married Eugenie Virgo (Dodo) Steyn de Beer in 1947 his profession was given as businessman.  During World War II he travelled to the Middle East and Italy as a member of an entertainment unit and afterwards made occasional appearances on stage and in films.  He died on 13 September 1984.
+Joel Daniel Herholdt was born in Heilbron on 27 June 1918 in what then the Orange Free State to another Joel Daniel Herholdt and his wife, Johanna Elizabeth Muller.  He was not a full-time actor and, in fact, when he married Eugenie Virgo (Dodo) Steyn de Beer in 1947 his profession was given as businessman.  During World War II he travelled to the Middle East and Italy as a member of an entertainment unit and afterwards made occasional appearances on stage and in films.  He died on 13 September 1984.
 == Theatre Credits ==