Pat Bray - Revision history

Miriamt at 18:54, 7 April 2017

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Satj at 07:45, 7 August 2012

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Satj at 07:44, 7 August 2012

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Satj: Created page with "(19**-) Actress and administrator. She joined Show Services as Percy Tucker’s second-in-command in February 1960. She was also the secretary of JODS. She left [[Sho..."

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Created page with "(19**-) Actress and administrator. She joined Show Services as Percy Tucker’s second-in-command in February 1960. She was also the secretary of JODS. She left [[Sho..."

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(19**-) Actress and administrator. She joined [[Show Services]] as [[Percy Tucker]]’s second-in-command in February 1960. She was also the secretary of [[JODS]]. She left [[Show Services]] to dedicate herself to her position as secretary and business manager for [[JODS]] in 1966. Together with [[Tom Arnold]] she secured the rights to ''[[Around the World in 80 Days]]'' for [[JODS]] in 1966, which [[Anthony Farmer]] then staged at the Johannesburg [[Civic Theatre]].

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-(19**-) Actress and administrator. She joined [[Show Service]] as [[Percy Tucker]]’s second-in-command in February 1960. She was also the secretary of [[JODS]]. She left [[Show Service]] to dedicate herself to her position as secretary and business manager for [[JODS]] in 1966. ([[Aubrey Louw]] took over from [[Pat Bray]] as Tucker’s personal assistant.) Together with [[Tom Arnold]] she secured the rights to ''[[Around the World in 80 Days]]'' for [[JODS]] in 1966, which [[Anthony Farmer]] then staged at the Johannesburg [[Civic Theatre]].
+'''Pat Bray''' (19**-) Actress and administrator.
 == Sources ==
-Go to [[South African Theatre/Bibliography]]
+[[ESAT Bibliography Tra-Tz|Tucker]], 1997.
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−	(19**-) Actress and administrator. She joined [[Show Service]] as [[Percy Tucker]]’s second-in-command in February 1960. She was also the secretary of [[JODS]]. She left [[Show ~~Services~~]] to dedicate herself to her position as secretary and business manager for [[JODS]] in 1966. ([[Aubrey Louw]] took over from [[Pat Bray]] as Tucker’s personal assistant.) Together with [[Tom Arnold]] she secured the rights to ''[[Around the World in 80 Days]]'' for [[JODS]] in 1966, which [[Anthony Farmer]] then staged at the Johannesburg [[Civic Theatre]].	+	(19**-) Actress and administrator. She joined [[Show Service]] as [[Percy Tucker]]’s second-in-command in February 1960. She was also the secretary of [[JODS]]. She left [[Show Service]] to dedicate herself to her position as secretary and business manager for [[JODS]] in 1966. ([[Aubrey Louw]] took over from [[Pat Bray]] as Tucker’s personal assistant.) Together with [[Tom Arnold]] she secured the rights to ''[[Around the World in 80 Days]]'' for [[JODS]] in 1966, which [[Anthony Farmer]] then staged at the Johannesburg [[Civic Theatre]].

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−	(19**-) Actress and administrator. She joined [[Show ~~Services~~]] as [[Percy Tucker]]’s second-in-command in February 1960. She was also the secretary of [[JODS]]. She left [[Show Services]] to dedicate herself to her position as secretary and business manager for [[JODS]] in 1966. Together with [[Tom Arnold]] she secured the rights to ''[[Around the World in 80 Days]]'' for [[JODS]] in 1966, which [[Anthony Farmer]] then staged at the Johannesburg [[Civic Theatre]].	+	(19**-) Actress and administrator. She joined [[Show Service]] as [[Percy Tucker]]’s second-in-command in February 1960. She was also the secretary of [[JODS]]. She left [[Show Services]] to dedicate herself to her position as secretary and business manager for [[JODS]] in 1966. ([[Aubrey Louw]] took over from [[Pat Bray]] as Tucker’s personal assistant.) Together with [[Tom Arnold]] she secured the rights to ''[[Around the World in 80 Days]]'' for [[JODS]] in 1966, which [[Anthony Farmer]] then staged at the Johannesburg [[Civic Theatre]].

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