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''Quiet Weekend'' is a 1941 play by the British writer Esther McCracken. The play ran for over a thousand performances; it was a sequel to the 1941 play ''Quiet Wedding''.

In South Africa it was presented by the [[Brian Brooke Company]], produced by [[Will Jamieson]] in the [[Hofmeyr Hall]], February 1947. The cast: [[Petrina Fry]], [[Joyce Bradley]], [[Frank Wise]], [[Brian Brooke]], [[June Shaw]], [[Eve van der Byl]], [[John Longworth]], [[Dorothea Gibson]], [[Brigid Gibbings]].

== Sources ==
''South African Opinion'', 4(1):23, 1947.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Esther_McCracken

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 In South Africa it was presented by the [[Brian Brooke Company]], produced by [[Will Jamieson]] in the [[Hofmeyr Hall]], February 1947. The cast: [[Petrina Fry]], [[Joyce Bradley]], [[Frank Wise]], [[Brian Brooke]], [[June Shaw]], [[Eve van der Byl]], [[John Longworth]], [[Dorothea Gibson]], [[Brigid Gibbings]].
-: [[Quiet Weekend]] produced in Port Elizabeth by [[Marjorie Lochhead]] for the [[Collegiate Girls' High School]] Bursary Fund. £140 was raised.
+: [[Quiet Weekend]] produced in Port Elizabeth by an "Old Girl," [[Marjorie Lochhead]] for the [[Collegiate Girls' High School]] Bursary Fund. £140 was raised.
 == Sources ==

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 In South Africa it was presented by the [[Brian Brooke Company]], produced by [[Will Jamieson]] in the [[Hofmeyr Hall]], February 1947. The cast: [[Petrina Fry]], [[Joyce Bradley]], [[Frank Wise]], [[Brian Brooke]], [[June Shaw]], [[Eve van der Byl]], [[John Longworth]], [[Dorothea Gibson]], [[Brigid Gibbings]].
-: [[Quiet Weekend]] produced in Port Elizabeth by Mrs [[Gibson Lochhead]] for the [[Collegiate Girls' High School]] Bursary Fund. £140 was raised.
+: [[Quiet Weekend]] produced in Port Elizabeth by [[Marjorie Lochhead]] for the [[Collegiate Girls' High School]] Bursary Fund. £140 was raised.
 == Sources ==

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 In South Africa it was presented by the [[Brian Brooke Company]], produced by [[Will Jamieson]] in the [[Hofmeyr Hall]], February 1947. The cast: [[Petrina Fry]], [[Joyce Bradley]], [[Frank Wise]], [[Brian Brooke]], [[June Shaw]], [[Eve van der Byl]], [[John Longworth]], [[Dorothea Gibson]], [[Brigid Gibbings]].
-: [[Quiet Weekend]] produced in Port Elizabeth by Mrs [[Gibson Lochhead]] for the [[Collegiate Junior School for Girls]] Bursary Fund. £140 was raised.
+: [[Quiet Weekend]] produced in Port Elizabeth by Mrs [[Gibson Lochhead]] for the [[Collegiate Girls' High School]] Bursary Fund. £140 was raised.
 == Sources ==

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-''Quiet Weekend'' is a 1941 play by the British writer Esther McCracken. The play ran for over a thousand performances; it was a sequel to the 1941 play ''[[Quiet Wedding]]''.
+''Quiet Weekend'' is a 1941 play by British actress and playwright Esther McCracken [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Esther_McCracken] (1902-1971).
 In South Africa it was presented by the [[Brian Brooke Company]], produced by [[Will Jamieson]] in the [[Hofmeyr Hall]], February 1947. The cast: [[Petrina Fry]], [[Joyce Bradley]], [[Frank Wise]], [[Brian Brooke]], [[June Shaw]], [[Eve van der Byl]], [[John Longworth]], [[Dorothea Gibson]], [[Brigid Gibbings]].
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 [[ESAT Bibliography Bri-Bru|Brooke]] 1978. 157.

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−	''Quiet Weekend'' is a 1941 play by the British writer Esther McCracken. The play ran for over a thousand performances; it was a sequel to the 1941 play ''Quiet Wedding''.	+	''Quiet Weekend'' is a 1941 play by the British writer Esther McCracken. The play ran for over a thousand performances; it was a sequel to the 1941 play ''[[Quiet Wedding]]''.

	In South Africa it was presented by the [[Brian Brooke Company]], produced by [[Will Jamieson]] in the [[Hofmeyr Hall]], February 1947. The cast: [[Petrina Fry]], [[Joyce Bradley]], [[Frank Wise]], [[Brian Brooke]], [[June Shaw]], [[Eve van der Byl]], [[John Longworth]], [[Dorothea Gibson]], [[Brigid Gibbings]].		In South Africa it was presented by the [[Brian Brooke Company]], produced by [[Will Jamieson]] in the [[Hofmeyr Hall]], February 1947. The cast: [[Petrina Fry]], [[Joyce Bradley]], [[Frank Wise]], [[Brian Brooke]], [[June Shaw]], [[Eve van der Byl]], [[John Longworth]], [[Dorothea Gibson]], [[Brigid Gibbings]].