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	She initially worked for [[PACOFS]] in Bloemfontein, before joining [[PACT]] in Johannesburg and began appearing in films.		She initially worked for [[PACOFS]] in Bloemfontein, before joining [[PACT]] in Johannesburg and began appearing in films.
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 == Biography ==
-Born [[Mary Ann Johnson]] in Cape Town
+She was born [[Mary Ann Johnson]] in Cape Town.
+She initially worked for [[PACOFS]] in Bloemfontein, before joining [[PACT]] in Johannesburg and began appearing in films.
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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-Her stage appearances included plays like ''[[Hair Hair]]'', ''[[Rashomon|The Rashomon Gate]]'' ([[PACOFS]] 1965) and ''[[The House of Blue Leaves]]''. She played in ''[[Tartuffe]]'' in [[Afrikaans]] for [[PACOFS]], ''[[A Month in the Country]]'' and ''[[The Magistrate]]'' for [[PACT]]. ''[[Die Dubbele Adelaar]]'' ([[SUKOVS]] April 1968), ''[[Jan en die Boontjierank]]'', ''[[Kom Spook By My]]'' (1969), ''[[The Rivals]]'' ([[PACOFS]] Jan 1969), ''[[Lappies die Lappiesmous]]''  ([[SUKOVS]], July 1968), ''[[Moeite met die Minnaars]]'' ([[PACOFS]] 1968), ''[[Picnic in Town]]'' ([[PACOFS]] October 1968), ''[[Move Over Mrs. Markham]]'' ([[Academy Theatre of Laughter]] in 1971).
+Her stage appearances included plays like ''[[Rashomon|The Rashomon Gate]]'' ([[PACOFS]] 1965) and ''[[The House of Blue Leaves]]''. She played in ''[[Tartuffe]]'' in [[Afrikaans]] for [[PACOFS]], ''[[A Month in the Country]]'' and ''[[The Magistrate]]'' for [[PACT]]. ''[[Die Dubbele Adelaar]]'' ([[SUKOVS]] April 1968), ''[[Jan en die Boontjierank]]'', ''[[Kom Spook By My]]'' (1969), ''[[The Rivals]]'' ([[PACOFS]] Jan 1969), ''[[Lappies die Lappiesmous]]''  ([[SUKOVS]], July 1968), ''[[Moeite met die Minnaars]]'' ([[PACOFS]] 1968), ''[[Picnic in Town]]'' ([[PACOFS]] October 1968), ''[[Move Over Mrs. Markham]]'' ([[Academy Theatre of Laughter]] in 1971), ''[[Hair Hair]]'' (1972).
 She went on to make her name in films, e.g.''[[Lied in My Hart]]'', ''[[Sien jou More]]'', ''[[Die Drie van der Merwes]]'', ''[[A New Life]]'', ''[[Freddie's in Love]]''. and ''[[Marmer Poel]]''.

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 [[Maryann Johnston]] (19**-) is a bilingual (English and [[Afrikaans]]) actress.
-Also billed as [[Mary Ann Johnson]]
+Also billed as '''[[Mary Ann Johnson]]'''
 == Biography ==

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-Her stage appearances included plays like ''[[Hair Hair]]'', ''[[Rashomon|The Rashomon Gate]]'' ([[PACOFS]] 1965) and ''[[The House of Blue Leaves]]''. She played in ''[[Tartuffe]]'' in [[Afrikaans]] for [[PACOFS]], ''[[A Month in the Country]]'' and ''[[The Magistrate]]'' for [[PACT]]. ''[[Die Dubbele Adelaar]]'' ([[SUKOVS]] April 1968), ''[[Jan en die Boontjierank]]'', ''[[Kom Spook By My]]'' (1969), ''[[The Rivals]]'' (PACOFS Jan 1969), ''[[Lappies die Lappiesmous]]''  (SUKOVS, July 1968), ''[[Moeite met die Minnaars]]'' (PACOFS 1968), ''[[Picnic in Town]]'' (PACOFS October 1968), ''[[Move Over Mrs. Markham]]'' ([[Academy Theatre of Laughter]] in 1971)
+Her stage appearances included plays like ''[[Hair Hair]]'', ''[[Rashomon|The Rashomon Gate]]'' ([[PACOFS]] 1965) and ''[[The House of Blue Leaves]]''. She played in ''[[Tartuffe]]'' in [[Afrikaans]] for [[PACOFS]], ''[[A Month in the Country]]'' and ''[[The Magistrate]]'' for [[PACT]]. ''[[Die Dubbele Adelaar]]'' ([[SUKOVS]] April 1968), ''[[Jan en die Boontjierank]]'', ''[[Kom Spook By My]]'' (1969), ''[[The Rivals]]'' (PACOFS Jan 1969), ''[[Lappies die Lappiesmous]]''  (SUKOVS, July 1968), ''[[Moeite met die Minnaars]]'' (PACOFS 1968), ''[[Picnic in Town]]'' (PACOFS October 1968), ''[[Move Over Mrs. Markham]]'' ([[Academy Theatre of Laughter]] in 1971), ''[[A Month in the Country]]'' and ''[[The Magistrate]]''.
-''[[A Month in the Country]]'' and ''[[The Magistrate]]''. She went on to make her name in films, e.g.''[[Lied in My Hart]]'', ''[[Sien jou More]]'', ''[[Die Drie van der Merwes]]'', ''[[A New Life]]'', ''[[Freddie's in Love]]''. and ''[[Marmer Poel]]''.
+She went on to make her name in films, e.g.''[[Lied in My Hart]]'', ''[[Sien jou More]]'', ''[[Die Drie van der Merwes]]'', ''[[A New Life]]'', ''[[Freddie's in Love]]''. and ''[[Marmer Poel]]''.
 == Awards, etc ==

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-[[Maryann Johnston]] (19**-). Bilingual (English and [[Afrikaans]]) actress.
+[[Maryann Johnston]] (19**-) is a bilingual (English and [[Afrikaans]]) actress.
 == Biography ==
-== Training ==
+Born [[Mary Ann Johnson]] in Cape Town
-== Career ==
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-Worked for [[PACOFS]] before moving to Johannesburg where she appeared in productions for [[PACT]].
+Return to [[ESAT Personalities  J]]
 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-She appeared in films such as ''Lied in my Hart'', ''A New Life'', ''Drie Van der Merwes''.
+Her stage appearances included plays like ''[[Hair Hair]]'', ''[[Rashomon|The Rashomon Gate]]'' ([[PACOFS]] 1965) and ''[[The House of Blue Leaves]]''. She played in ''[[Tartuffe]]'' in [[Afrikaans]] for [[PACOFS]], ''[[A Month in the Country]]'' and ''[[The Magistrate]]'' for [[PACT]]. ''[[Die Dubbele Adelaar]]'' ([[SUKOVS]] April 1968), ''[[Jan en die Boontjierank]]'', ''[[Kom Spook By My]]'' (1969), ''[[The Rivals]]'' (PACOFS Jan 1969), ''[[Lappies die Lappiesmous]]''  (SUKOVS, July 1968), ''[[Moeite met die Minnaars]]'' (PACOFS 1968), ''[[Picnic in Town]]'' (PACOFS October 1968), ''[[Move Over Mrs. Markham]]'' ([[Academy Theatre of Laughter]] in 1971)
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 == Sources ==
 ''Hair Hair'' theatre programme
 [[SACD]] 1973