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Biography

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For more information

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Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance

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ELFERINK, Rita. (1910-2002) Journalist, critic, radio announcer and translator. Born in Ceres, Cape on 19 February, she studied at [[University of Stellenbosch|Universities of Stellenbosch]] and Cape Town and later did courses in art and archaeology in Amsterdam. In the 1930s she was a journalist for ''Die Vaderland'', before becoming a radio journalist, working on school and chldren's radio abroad. In 1959 returned to the Cape and became art and theatre reviewer for the [[SABC]] as well as doing reviews for ''Die Burger'' on occasion. She became a well-known figure at all arts events and in cultural circles in the region. Her best known translation is of Mozart's opera ''The Magic Flute'' (as ''Die Towerfluit''). She passed away in Stellenbosch on 17 July 2002. Married to Ulrich Gerryts.

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 == Biography ==
-Born in Ceres, Cape on 19 February 1910. She passed away in Stellenbosch on 17 July 2002. She was married to Ulrich Gerryts.
+Born in Ceres, Cape on 19 February 1910. She passed away in Stellenbosch on 17 July 2002. She was married to [[Ulrich Gerryts]].
 === Training ===

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 == For more information ==
-Material held by the Stellenbosch University Library [Rita Elferink Collection] [manuscript]    1921-2001.
+Material held by the Stellenbosch University Library Manuscripts Section, [Rita Elferink Collection] [manuscript]    1921-2001.
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		+	Material held by the Stellenbosch University Library [Rita Elferink Collection] [manuscript] 1921-2001.

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-In 1959 returned to the Cape and became art and theatre reviewer for the [[SABC]] as well as doing reviews for ''[[Die Burger]]'' on occasion. She became a well-known figure at all arts events and in cultural circles in the region. Her best known translation is of Mozart's opera ''The Magic Flute'' (as ''Die Towerfluit'').
+In 1959 returned to the Cape and became art and theatre reviewer for the [[SABC]] as well as doing reviews for ''[[Die Burger]]'' on occasion. She became a well-known figure at all arts events and in cultural circles in the region.
 == Awards, etc ==

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-ELFERINK, Rita. (1910-2002) Journalist, critic, radio announcer and translator. Born in Ceres, Cape on 19 February, she studied at [[University of Stellenbosch|Universities of Stellenbosch]] and Cape Town and later did courses in art and archaeology in Amsterdam.  In the 1930s she was a journalist for ''Die Vaderland'', before becoming a radio journalist, working on school and chldren's radio abroad. In 1959 returned to the Cape and became art and theatre reviewer for the [[SABC]] as well as doing reviews for ''Die Burger'' on occasion. She became a well-known figure at all arts events and in cultural circles in the region. Her best known translation is of Mozart's opera ''The Magic Flute'' (as ''Die Towerfluit''). She passed away in Stellenbosch on 17 July 2002. Married to Ulrich Gerryts.
+[[Rita Elferink]]. (1910-2002) Journalist, critic, radio announcer and translator.
-Return to [[ESAT Personalities E]]
+=== Training ===
 Return to [[South_African_Theatre/Personalities|South African Theatre Personalities]]
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