National Council for Adult Education - Revision history

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−	[[National Council for Adult Education]] ~~(some~~ sources have [[National Advisory Council for Adult Education]] or refer to it by the acronym [[NACAE]]~~), was a project of the Jan Smuts government to see to the educational and social needs of South Africans after the second world war~~.	+	[[National Council for Adult Education]] was a project of the Jan Smuts government to see to the educational and social needs of South Africans after the second world war.
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		+	Some sources have '''[[National Advisory Council for Adult Education]]''' or refer to it by the acronym '''[[NACAE]]'''.
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 [[Rinie Stead]] in Hauptfleisch 1985
-[[P.J. Du Toit]],  1988
+[[P.J. du Toit]],  1988
 Go to the [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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 == [[NACAE]] and theatre in South Africa ==
-In January 1947, at Breytenbach's request,  the Council set up a sub-committee to study theatre matters. Chaired by Breytenbach and made up of [[Myles Bourke]], [[Anna Neethling-Pohl]], [[Donald Inskip]] and [[Steve Naude]] (secretary), it submitted a proposal for a state-funded theatre - based on an outline by [[Myles Bourke]] - to the government. It was through this proposal that [[FATSSA]] obtained its first grant of £400, plus a loan of £3,600 in 1947, to organise professional tours in 1948, and - in effect - to establish the [[National Theatre Organisation]] ([[NTO]]). The sub-committee itself initially found itself acting as a mediatory body between the amateur organisation  and the professional performers, and once [[NTO]] had been formed, it constituted the core of the controlling body for the organisation.
+In January 1947, at Breytenbach's request,  the Council set up a sub-committee to study theatre matters. Chaired by Breytenbach and made up of [[Myles Bourke]], [[Anna Neethling-Pohl]], [[Donald Inskip]] and [[Steve Naudé]].  (secretary), it submitted a proposal for a state-funded theatre - based on an outline by [[Myles Bourke]] - to the government. It was through this proposal that [[FATSSA]] obtained its first grant of £400, plus a loan of £3,600 in 1947, to organise professional tours in 1948, and - in effect - to establish the [[National Theatre Organisation]] ([[NTO]]). The sub-committee itself initially found itself acting as a mediatory body between the amateur organisation  and the professional performers, and once [[NTO]] had been formed, it constituted the core of the controlling body for the organisation.
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 == [[NACAE]] and theatre in South Africa ==
-In January 1947, at Breytenbach's request,  the Council set up a sub-committee to study theatre matters. Chaired by Breytenbach and made up of [[Myles Bourke]], [[Anna Neethling-Pohl]], [[Donald Inskip]] and [[Steve Naude]] (secretary), it submitted a proposal for a state-funded theatre - based on an outline by [[Myles Bourke]] - to the government. It was through this proposal that [[FATSSA]] obtained its first grant of £400, plus a loan of £3,600 in 1947, to organise professional tours in 1948, and - in effect - to establish the [[National Theatre Organisation]] (NTO). The sub-committee itself initially found itself acting as a mediatory body between the amateur organisation  and the professional performers, and once NTO had been formed, constituted the core of the controlling body for NTO.
+In January 1947, at Breytenbach's request,  the Council set up a sub-committee to study theatre matters. Chaired by Breytenbach and made up of [[Myles Bourke]], [[Anna Neethling-Pohl]], [[Donald Inskip]] and [[Steve Naude]] (secretary), it submitted a proposal for a state-funded theatre - based on an outline by [[Myles Bourke]] - to the government. It was through this proposal that [[FATSSA]] obtained its first grant of £400, plus a loan of £3,600 in 1947, to organise professional tours in 1948, and - in effect - to establish the [[National Theatre Organisation]] ([[NTO]]). The sub-committee itself initially found itself acting as a mediatory body between the amateur organisation  and the professional performers, and once [[NTO]] had been formed, it constituted the core of the controlling body for the organisation.
 [TH & JH]

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 [[P.J. Du Toit]],  1988
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-[[National Council for Adult Education]] (some sources have '''[[National Advisory Council for Adult Education]] or refer to it by the acronym [[NACAE]]),  was a project of the Jan Smuts government to see to the educational and social needs of South Africans after the second world war.
+[[National Council for Adult Education]] (some sources have [[National Advisory Council for Adult Education]] or refer to it by the acronym [[NACAE]]),  was a project of the Jan Smuts government to see to the educational and social needs of South Africans after the second world war.
 == The project ==
-The council derived from a specific recommendation in the voluminous report the [[Eybers Commission]] (1945) brought out after an investigation of needs in the country after the war. The theatre-loving Dr [[G.W. Eybers]], was appointed the first Director of the council in 1946,  with the chairman of [[FATSSA]], [[P.P.B. Breytenbach]], as a member.
+The council derived from a specific recommendation made in the [[Eybers Commission]] (1945), a  voluminous report about an investigation of the needs in the country after the war. The theatre-loving Dr [[G.W. Eybers]], was appointed the first Director of the council in 1946,  with the chairman of [[FATSSA]], [[P.P.B. Breytenbach]], as a member.
-== NACAE and theatre in South Africa ==
+== [[NACAE]] and theatre in South Africa ==
 In January 1947, at Breytenbach's request,  the Council set up a sub-committee to study theatre matters. Chaired by Breytenbach and made up of [[Myles Bourke]], [[Anna Neethling-Pohl]], [[Donald Inskip]] and [[Steve Naude]] (secretary), it submitted a proposal for a state-funded theatre - based on an outline by [[Myles Bourke]] - to the government. It was through this proposal that [[FATSSA]] obtained its first grant of £400, plus a loan of £3,600 in 1947, to organise professional tours in 1948, and - in effect - to establish the [[National Theatre Organisation]] (NTO). The sub-committee itself initially found itself acting as a mediatory body between the amateur organisation  and the professional performers, and once NTO had been formed, constituted the core of the controlling body for NTO.
 == Sources ==
-(See R.Stead in Hauptfleisch 1985; *) [TH]
+[[Rinie Stead]] in Hauptfleisch 1985
 == For more information ==

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−	This council was a project of the Jan Smuts government to see to the educational and social needs of South Africans after the second world war. It derived from a specific recommendation in the voluminous report the [[Eybers Commission]] (1945) brought out after an investigation of needs in the country. The theatre-loving Dr Eybers was appointed the first Director of the council in 1946 with the chairman of [[FATSSA]], [[P.P.B. Breytenbach]], as a member.	+	This council was a project of the Jan Smuts government to see to the educational and social needs of South Africans after the second world war. It derived from a specific recommendation in the voluminous report the [[Eybers Commission]] (1945) brought out after an investigation of needs in the country. The theatre-loving Dr [[G.W. Eybers]], was appointed the first Director of the council in 1946 with the chairman of [[FATSSA]], [[P.P.B. Breytenbach]], as a member.

	== NACAE and theatre in South Africa ==		== NACAE and theatre in South Africa ==

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−	This council was a project of the Jan Smuts government to see to the educational and social needs of South Africans after the second world war. It derived from a specific recommendation in the voluminous report the [[Eybers ~~Commssion~~]] (1945) brought out after an investigation of needs in the country. The theatre-loving Dr Eybers was appointed the first Director of the council in 1946 with the chairman of [[FATSSA]], [[P.P.B. Breytenbach]], as a member.	+	This council was a project of the Jan Smuts government to see to the educational and social needs of South Africans after the second world war. It derived from a specific recommendation in the voluminous report the [[Eybers Commission]] (1945) brought out after an investigation of needs in the country. The theatre-loving Dr Eybers was appointed the first Director of the council in 1946 with the chairman of [[FATSSA]], [[P.P.B. Breytenbach]], as a member.
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	== NACAE and theatre in South Africa ==		== NACAE and theatre in South Africa ==