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(1897-1970) The first stage name used by South African born actress and director [[Marda Vanne|Margaretha van Hulsteyn]] (later better known as [[Marda Vanne]]).

She used her childhood nickname of [[Scrappy van Hulsteyn]] during the first world war period (1914-1818) when she first worked in theatre, joining [[Stephen Black]]'s company.

'''See the entry under [[Marda Vanne]]'''

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	(1897-1970) The first stage name used by South African born actress and director [[Marda Vanne\|Margaretha van Hulsteyn]] (later better known as [[Marda Vanne]]).		(1897-1970) The first stage name used by South African born actress and director [[Marda Vanne\|Margaretha van Hulsteyn]] (later better known as [[Marda Vanne]]).

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	(1897-1970) The first stage name used by South African born actress and director [[Marda Vanne\|Margaretha van Hulsteyn]] (later better known as [[Marda Vanne]]).		(1897-1970) The first stage name used by South African born actress and director [[Marda Vanne\|Margaretha van Hulsteyn]] (later better known as [[Marda Vanne]]).
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	She used her childhood nickname of [[Scrappy van Hulsteyn]] during the first world war period (1914-1818) when she first worked in theatre, joining [[Stephen Black]]'s company.		She used her childhood nickname of [[Scrappy van Hulsteyn]] during the first world war period (1914-1818) when she first worked in theatre, joining [[Stephen Black]]'s company.