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DE BEER, Mona Vida. (1928-2001) Journalist and writer. Born and raised Mona Vida Schwartz in Ermelo in the Transvaal. After matriculating from Pretoria Girls High, she studied librarianship at Rhodes University. Apart from writing, she enjoyed photography and art, and had a fine eye for artistic detail as seen in many of her books. She had two children, Sue and Adam, from her first marriage to SA musician [[Stanley 'Spike' Glasser]]. The family lived a cosmopolitan life in such places as the UK and France. Upon returning to South Africa they worked on the [[Leon Gluckman]]’s musical ''[[King Kong]]'', with Mona as the publicist for the show. As [[Mona Glasser]] she wrote articles and a book about this ground breaking production (''King Kong – A Venture in Theatre'' , 1960). She married the politician Dr Zach de Beer in 1967 and they bought an apartment in Clifton overlooking the sea. She now published as Mona de Beer. Her work later writing includes a ''A Vision of the Past: South Africa in Photographs'' (1992) and ''Who Did What in South Africa'' (1988, revised 1995).

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	[[Mona Vida de Beer]] (1928-2001) was a journalist, publiscist and writer.		[[Mona Vida de Beer]] (1928-2001) was a journalist, publiscist and writer.

−	Also known as [[Mona Glasser]] and [[Mona ~~Glasser~~]]	+	Also known as [[Mona Glasser]] and [[Mona de Beer]]

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	Also known as [[Mona Glasser]] and [[Mona Glasser]]		Also known as [[Mona Glasser]] and [[Mona Glasser]]

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-[[Mona Vida de Beer]] (1928-2001) was a journalist and writer. Born and raised Mona Vida Schwartz in Ermelo in the Transvaal. After matriculating from Pretoria Girls High, she studied librarianship at Rhodes University. Apart from writing, she enjoyed photography and art, and had a fine eye for artistic detail as seen in many of her books. She had two children, Sue and Adam, from her first marriage to SA musician [[Stanley Glasser|Stanley 'Spike' Glasser]]. The family lived a cosmopolitan life in such places as the UK and France. Upon returning to South Africa they worked on the [[Leon Gluckman]]’s musical ''[[King Kong]]'', with Mona as the publicist for the show. As [[Mona Glasser]] she wrote articles and a book about this ground breaking production (''King Kong – A Venture in Theatre'' , 1960). She married the politician Dr Zach de Beer in 1967 and they bought an apartment in Clifton overlooking the sea. She now published as Mona de Beer.  Her work later writing includes a ''A Vision of the Past: South Africa in Photographs'' (1992) and ''Who Did What in South Africa'' (1988, revised 1995).
+[[Mona Vida de Beer]] (1928-2001) was a journalist and writer.
 Return to [[ESAT Personalities D]]
 Return to [[South_African_Theatre/Personalities|South African Theatre Personalities]]

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−	~~DE BEER,~~ Mona Vida. (1928-2001) ~~Journalist~~ and writer. Born and raised Mona Vida Schwartz in Ermelo in the Transvaal. After matriculating from Pretoria Girls High, she studied librarianship at Rhodes University. Apart from writing, she enjoyed photography and art, and had a fine eye for artistic detail as seen in many of her books. She had two children, Sue and Adam, from her first marriage to SA musician [[Stanley Glasser\|Stanley 'Spike' Glasser]]. The family lived a cosmopolitan life in such places as the UK and France. Upon returning to South Africa they worked on the [[Leon Gluckman]]’s musical ''[[King Kong]]'', with Mona as the publicist for the show. As [[Mona Glasser]] she wrote articles and a book about this ground breaking production (''King Kong – A Venture in Theatre'' , 1960). She married the politician Dr Zach de Beer in 1967 and they bought an apartment in Clifton overlooking the sea. She now published as Mona de Beer. Her work later writing includes a ''A Vision of the Past: South Africa in Photographs'' (1992) and ''Who Did What in South Africa'' (1988, revised 1995).	+	[[Mona Vida de Beer]] (1928-2001) was a journalist and writer. Born and raised Mona Vida Schwartz in Ermelo in the Transvaal. After matriculating from Pretoria Girls High, she studied librarianship at Rhodes University. Apart from writing, she enjoyed photography and art, and had a fine eye for artistic detail as seen in many of her books. She had two children, Sue and Adam, from her first marriage to SA musician [[Stanley Glasser\|Stanley 'Spike' Glasser]]. The family lived a cosmopolitan life in such places as the UK and France. Upon returning to South Africa they worked on the [[Leon Gluckman]]’s musical ''[[King Kong]]'', with Mona as the publicist for the show. As [[Mona Glasser]] she wrote articles and a book about this ground breaking production (''King Kong – A Venture in Theatre'' , 1960). She married the politician Dr Zach de Beer in 1967 and they bought an apartment in Clifton overlooking the sea. She now published as Mona de Beer. Her work later writing includes a ''A Vision of the Past: South Africa in Photographs'' (1992) and ''Who Did What in South Africa'' (1988, revised 1995).

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−	DE BEER, Mona Vida. (1928-2001) Journalist and writer. Born and raised Mona Vida Schwartz in Ermelo in the Transvaal. After matriculating from Pretoria Girls High, she studied librarianship at Rhodes University. Apart from writing, she enjoyed photography and art, and had a fine eye for artistic detail as seen in many of her books. She had two children, Sue and Adam, from her first marriage to SA musician [[Stanley 'Spike' Glasser]]. The family lived a cosmopolitan life in such places as the UK and France. Upon returning to South Africa they worked on the [[Leon Gluckman]]’s musical ''[[King Kong]]'', with Mona as the publicist for the show. As [[Mona Glasser]] she wrote articles and a book about this ground breaking production (''King Kong – A Venture in Theatre'' , 1960). She married the politician Dr Zach de Beer in 1967 and they bought an apartment in Clifton overlooking the sea. She now published as Mona de Beer. Her work later writing includes a ''A Vision of the Past: South Africa in Photographs'' (1992) and ''Who Did What in South Africa'' (1988, revised 1995).	+	DE BEER, Mona Vida. (1928-2001) Journalist and writer. Born and raised Mona Vida Schwartz in Ermelo in the Transvaal. After matriculating from Pretoria Girls High, she studied librarianship at Rhodes University. Apart from writing, she enjoyed photography and art, and had a fine eye for artistic detail as seen in many of her books. She had two children, Sue and Adam, from her first marriage to SA musician [[Stanley Glasser\|Stanley 'Spike' Glasser]]. The family lived a cosmopolitan life in such places as the UK and France. Upon returning to South Africa they worked on the [[Leon Gluckman]]’s musical ''[[King Kong]]'', with Mona as the publicist for the show. As [[Mona Glasser]] she wrote articles and a book about this ground breaking production (''King Kong – A Venture in Theatre'' , 1960). She married the politician Dr Zach de Beer in 1967 and they bought an apartment in Clifton overlooking the sea. She now published as Mona de Beer. Her work later writing includes a ''A Vision of the Past: South Africa in Photographs'' (1992) and ''Who Did What in South Africa'' (1988, revised 1995).