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-''Man With A Load of Mischief''. A Comedy in Three Acts by Ashley Dukes. Published in Contemporary British Dramatists, Volume XV. Ernest Benn Ltd. 1925. Later made into a popular musical, which opened Off Broadway in 1966. Play first performed in South Africa by ** with [[Gay Gibson]] and [[Eric Boon]] in 1946?/7?.  [**Evidence from a a British crime report on the murder of Gibson]
+''Man With A Load of Mischief''. A Comedy in Three Acts by Ashley Dukes. Published in Contemporary British Dramatists, Volume XV. Ernest Benn Ltd. 1925.
 The Man with a Load of Mischief, by Ashley Dukes. Produced by [[Leon Burman]] for the [[Cape Town Repertory Theatre Society]] in the [[Little Theatre]], Aug 1943, starring [[I.M. Grusd]], [[Marion Pritchard]], [[Kenneth Taylor]], [[N.G. Watermeyer]], [[Billie Jones]], [[Kathleen Lee]].
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 == Sources ==
 ''Trek'' , 8(4):16, 1943.

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	''Man With A Load of Mischief''. A Comedy in Three Acts by Ashley Dukes. Published in Contemporary British Dramatists, Volume XV. Ernest Benn Ltd. 1925. Later made into a popular musical, which opened Off Broadway in 1966. Play first performed in South Africa by with [[Gay Gibson]] and [[Eric Boon]] in 1946?/7?. [Evidence from a a British crime report on the murder of Gibson]		''Man With A Load of Mischief''. A Comedy in Three Acts by Ashley Dukes. Published in Contemporary British Dramatists, Volume XV. Ernest Benn Ltd. 1925. Later made into a popular musical, which opened Off Broadway in 1966. Play first performed in South Africa by with [[Gay Gibson]] and [[Eric Boon]] in 1946?/7?. [Evidence from a a British crime report on the murder of Gibson]
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		+	The Man with a Load of Mischief, by Ashley Dukes. Produced by [[Leon Burman]] for the [[Cape Town Repertory Theatre Society]] in the [[Little Theatre]], Aug 1943, starring [[I.M. Grusd]], [[Marion Pritchard]], [[Kenneth Taylor]], [[N.G. Watermeyer]], [[Billie Jones]], [[Kathleen Lee]].
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		+	== Sources ==
		+	''Trek'' , 8(4):16, 1943.

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−	+	''A Man With A Load of Mischief'' A Comedy in Three Acts by Ashley Dukes. Published in Contemporary British Dramatists, Volume XV. Ernest Benn Ltd. 1925. Later made into a popular musical, which opened Off Broadway in 1966. Play first performed in South Africa by with [[Gay Gibson]] and [[Eric Boon]] in 1946?/7?. [Evidence from a a British crime report on the murder of Gibson]