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''Junior Miss'', an American play which is a presentation of modern life as seen through the eyes of adolescence, presented in July 1945 by the [[Johannesburg Repertory Society]], produced by [[Joyce Marcuson]] at the [[Library Theatre]]. With[[ Gwen Wylie]], [[Sheila Osrin]], [[Louis Ostrowiak]], [[Frances Finlay]], [[David Hope]], [[Ayliffe Scott]], [[Christine Agar]].

===Sources===
''South African Opinion'', 2(6):18-19, 1945.

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−	''Junior Miss'', a play by [[Jerome ~~Choborov~~]] which is a presentation of modern life as seen through the eyes of adolescence, presented in July 1945 by the [[Johannesburg Repertory Society]], produced by [[Joyce Marcuson]] at the [[Library Theatre]]. With [[Gwen Wylie]], [[Sheila Osrin]], [[Louis Ostrowiak]], [[Frances Finlay]], [[David Hope]], [[Ayliffe Scott]], [[Christine Agar]], [[John Stewart Menzies]], [[Wendy Hardie]]. Set designed by [[Gilles Botbijl]].	+	''Junior Miss'', a play by [[Jerome Chodorov]] which is a presentation of modern life as seen through the eyes of adolescence, presented in July 1945 by the [[Johannesburg Repertory Society]], produced by [[Joyce Marcuson]] at the [[Library Theatre]]. With [[Gwen Wylie]], [[Sheila Osrin]], [[Louis Ostrowiak]], [[Frances Finlay]], [[David Hope]], [[Ayliffe Scott]], [[Christine Agar]], [[John Stewart Menzies]], [[Wendy Hardie]]. Set designed by [[Gilles Botbijl]].

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−	''Junior Miss'', ~~an American~~ play which is a presentation of modern life as seen through the eyes of adolescence, presented in July 1945 by the [[Johannesburg Repertory Society]], produced by [[Joyce Marcuson]] at the [[Library Theatre]]. With [[Gwen Wylie]], [[Sheila Osrin]], [[Louis Ostrowiak]], [[Frances Finlay]], [[David Hope]], [[Ayliffe Scott]], [[Christine Agar]], [[John Stewart Menzies]], [[Wendy Hardie]]. Set designed by [[Gilles Botbijl]].	+	''Junior Miss'', a play by [[Jerome Choborov]] which is a presentation of modern life as seen through the eyes of adolescence, presented in July 1945 by the [[Johannesburg Repertory Society]], produced by [[Joyce Marcuson]] at the [[Library Theatre]]. With [[Gwen Wylie]], [[Sheila Osrin]], [[Louis Ostrowiak]], [[Frances Finlay]], [[David Hope]], [[Ayliffe Scott]], [[Christine Agar]], [[John Stewart Menzies]], [[Wendy Hardie]]. Set designed by [[Gilles Botbijl]].

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-''Junior Miss'', an American play which is a presentation of modern life as seen through the eyes of adolescence, presented in July 1945 by the [[Johannesburg Repertory Society]], produced by [[Joyce Marcuson]] at the [[Library Theatre]]. With[[ Gwen Wylie]], [[Sheila Osrin]], [[Louis Ostrowiak]], [[Frances Finlay]], [[David Hope]], [[Ayliffe Scott]], [[Christine Agar]].
+''Junior Miss'', an American play which is a presentation of modern life as seen through the eyes of adolescence, presented in July 1945 by the [[Johannesburg Repertory Society]], produced by [[Joyce Marcuson]] at the [[Library Theatre]]. With [[Gwen Wylie]], [[Sheila Osrin]], [[Louis Ostrowiak]], [[Frances Finlay]], [[David Hope]], [[Ayliffe Scott]], [[Christine Agar]], [[John Stewart Menzies]], [[Wendy Hardie]]. Set designed by [[Gilles Botbijl]].
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-''South African Opinion'', 2(6):18-19, 1945.
+''South African Opinion'', 2(6):18-19; ''Trek'', 19(2):23, 1945.