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(19*-19*) Actress and teacher. As a young woman she won numerous awards at [[Kunswedstryde]] (Eistedfodau) Organised by the [[Oranje-Vrouevereniging]] (OVV - "Orange Women's Society") in Bloemfontein. She went on to play a significant role as ** in [[Hendrik Hanekom's Toneelskool]] ("Theatre School") in Bloemfontein from 19* to 19*. * She was married to [[Dr A. Havenga]].

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−	(b. 16/06/1898 - d. //19)~~. Actress~~ and teacher. As a young woman, Katie ~~Retich~~ Maasdorp won numerous awards at [[~~Kunswedstryde~~]] ~~(Eisteddfodau)~~ organised by the [[Oranje-Vrouevereniging]] ~~(OVV - "Orange Women's Society")~~ in Bloemfontein. ~~She went on~~ to play a significant role as in [[~~Hendrik Hanekom~~]]'s [[Toneelskool]] ~~("Theatre School")~~ in Bloemfontein from 19* to 19. She married Dr [[Andries Havenga~~]],~~ a ~~dentist~~, ~~in Camberwell~~, ~~London in 1920.~~	+	Kitty Maasdorp (b. 16/06/1898 - d. 03/08/1971) was an actress and teacher.
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		+	== Biography ==
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		+	As a young woman, Katharina (Katie) Rörich Maasdorp won numerous awards at [[eisteddfods]] or [[kunswedstryde]] organised by the [[Oranje-Vrouevereniging]] in Bloemfontein. In 1920 she married Dr. [[Andries Havenga]] in Camberwell, London and upon their return they began to play an increasingly important part in the cultural life of the city. When, in 1932, the [[Hanekoms]] started their [[Toneelskool]] in Bloemfontein, Dr. Havenga served on the advisory board and he and Kitty Maasdorp/Havenga were active participants in a number of plays.
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		+	== Sources ==
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		+	Binge, L.W.B. - Ontwikkeling van die Afrikaanse toneel (1832-1950)
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		+	Minnaar-Vos, Anna - Die spel gaan voort: die verhaal van Hendrik en Mathilde Hanekom

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−	(19-19) Actress and teacher. As a young woman she won numerous awards at [[Kunswedstryde]] (~~Eistedfodau~~) organised by the [[Oranje-Vrouevereniging]] (OVV - "Orange Women's Society") in Bloemfontein. She went on to play a significant role as ** in [[Hendrik Hanekom]]'s [[Toneelskool]] ("Theatre School") in Bloemfontein from 19* to 19. She was married to Dr [[A. Havenga]].	+	(19-19) Actress and teacher. As a young woman she won numerous awards at [[Kunswedstryde]] (Eisteddfodau) organised by the [[Oranje-Vrouevereniging]] (OVV - "Orange Women's Society") in Bloemfontein. She went on to play a significant role as ** in [[Hendrik Hanekom]]'s [[Toneelskool]] ("Theatre School") in Bloemfontein from 19* to 19. She was married to Dr [[A. Havenga]].

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−	(19-19) Actress and teacher. As a young woman she won numerous awards at [[Kunswedstryde]] (Eistedfodau) ~~Organised~~ by the [[Oranje-Vrouevereniging]] (OVV - "Orange Women's Society") in Bloemfontein. She went on to play a significant role as ** in [[Hendrik Hanekom's Toneelskool]] ("Theatre School") in Bloemfontein from 19* to 19. She was married to [[Dr A. Havenga]].	+	(19-19) Actress and teacher. As a young woman she won numerous awards at [[Kunswedstryde]] (Eistedfodau) organised by the [[Oranje-Vrouevereniging]] (OVV - "Orange Women's Society") in Bloemfontein. She went on to play a significant role as ** in [[Hendrik Hanekom]]'s [[Toneelskool]] ("Theatre School") in Bloemfontein from 19* to 19. She was married to Dr [[A. Havenga]].

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