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(1928 – 2007), known professionally as Lucky Grills was an Australian actor and comedian.

== Biography ==

Born Leo Grills in Hobart, Tasmania. Initally worked as a stand up comic in the Sydney clubs, then became a household name in Australia when he played the title role of unconventional detective "Bluey" Hills in the television series ''Bluey'' in 1976.

== His contribution to South African theatre ==

He was brought to South Africa by [[African Consolidated Theatres]] to star in

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 == Biography ==
-Born Leo Grills in  Hobart, Tasmania, he adopted Lucky Grills as his professional name.  Initally worked as a stand up comic in the Sydney clubs, then became a household name in Australia when he played the title role of unconventional detective "Bluey" Hills in the television series ''Bluey'' in 1976.
+Born Leo Grills in  Hobart, Tasmania, he adopted [[Lucky Grills]] as his professional name.  Initally worked as a stand up comic in the Sydney clubs, then became a household name in Australia when he played the title role of unconventional detective "Bluey" Hills in the television series ''Bluey'' in 1976.
 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==

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-Though unknown in South Africa, he was brought to the country in 1970 by [[African Consolidated Theatres]] to star in the revue the ''[[All-New, Non-Stop Minstrel Scandals]]'' ([[Brickhill-Burke]]).
+Though unknown in South Africa, he was brought to the country in 1970 by [[African Consolidated Theatres]] to star in the revue the ''[[All-New, Non-Stop Minstrel Scandals]]'' ([[Brickhill-Burke]]) at the [[Empire Theatre]].
 == Sources ==

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 Born Leo Grills in  Hobart, Tasmania, he adopted Lucky Grills as his professional name.  Initally worked as a stand up comic in the Sydney clubs, then became a household name in Australia when he played the title role of unconventional detective "Bluey" Hills in the television series ''Bluey'' in 1976.
-== His contribution to South African theatre ==
+==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
 Though unknown in South Africa, he was brought to the country in 1970 by [[African Consolidated Theatres]] to star in the revue the ''[[All-New, Non-Stop Minstrel Scandals]]'' ([[Brickhill-Burke]]).
+[[Percy Tucker]], 1997: p. 270
 Go to [[South African Theatre/Bibliography]]

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-(1928 – 2007), known professionally as Lucky Grills was an Australian actor and comedian.
+(1928 – 2007) An Australian stand-up comic and TV actor.
-== His contribution to South African theatre ==
+== Sources ==
-He was brought to South Africa in 1970 by [[African Consolidated Theatres]] to star in the revue the ''[[All-New, Non-Stop Minstrel Scandals]]'' ([[Brickhill-Burke]]).
+Return to [[Main Page]]

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−	He was brought to South Africa by [[African Consolidated Theatres]] to star in	+	He was brought to South Africa in 1970 by [[African Consolidated Theatres]] to star in the revue the ''[[All-New, Non-Stop Minstrel Scandals]]'' ([[Brickhill-Burke]]).