Stuart Leith Trophy - Revision history

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(Also known as the “[[Sammy]]”). This award was instituted in 1963 by the actress [[Margaret Inglis]] and named after her late husband. Awarded for the best English performance on a Johannesburg stage. From 1972 the award was administered as part of the [[DALRO Awards]]. Winners include ***?

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−	(Also known as the “[[Sammy]]”). This award was instituted in 1963 by the actress [[Margaret Inglis]] and named after her late husband. Awarded for the best English performance on a Johannesburg stage. From 1972 the award was administered as part of the [[DALRO Awards]]. Winners include [[Frantz Dobrowsky]], [[Paul Slabolepszy]], [[Bill Flynn]], [[Michael McCabe]], [[Marius Weyers]].	+	(Also known as the “[[Sammy]]”). This award was instituted in 1963 by the actress [[Margaret Inglis]] and named after her late husband. Awarded for the best English performance on a Johannesburg stage.
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		+	From 1972 the award was administered as part of the [[DALRO Awards]]. Winners include [[Frantz Dobrowsky]], [[Paul Slabolepszy]], [[Bill Flynn]], [[Michael McCabe]], [[Marius Weyers]].

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−	(Also known as the “[[Sammy]]”). This award was instituted in 1963 by the actress [[Margaret Inglis]] and named after her late husband. Awarded for the best English performance on a Johannesburg stage. From 1972 the award was administered as part of the [[DALRO Awards]]. Winners include [[Paul Slabolepszy]], [[Bill Flynn]], [[Michael McCabe]], [[Marius Weyers]].	+	(Also known as the “[[Sammy]]”). This award was instituted in 1963 by the actress [[Margaret Inglis]] and named after her late husband. Awarded for the best English performance on a Johannesburg stage. From 1972 the award was administered as part of the [[DALRO Awards]]. Winners include [[Frantz Dobrowsky]], [[Paul Slabolepszy]], [[Bill Flynn]], [[Michael McCabe]], [[Marius Weyers]].

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−	(Also known as the “[[Sammy]]”). This award was instituted in 1963 by the actress [[Margaret Inglis]] and named after her late husband. Awarded for the best English performance on a Johannesburg stage. From 1972 the award was administered as part of the [[DALRO Awards]]. Winners include [[Paul Slabolepszy]], [[Bill Flynn]], [[Michael McCabe]].	+	(Also known as the “[[Sammy]]”). This award was instituted in 1963 by the actress [[Margaret Inglis]] and named after her late husband. Awarded for the best English performance on a Johannesburg stage. From 1972 the award was administered as part of the [[DALRO Awards]]. Winners include [[Paul Slabolepszy]], [[Bill Flynn]], [[Michael McCabe]], [[Marius Weyers]].

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−	(Also known as the “[[Sammy]]”). This award was instituted in 1963 by the actress [[Margaret Inglis]] and named after her late husband. Awarded for the best English performance on a Johannesburg stage. From 1972 the award was administered as part of the [[DALRO Awards]]. Winners include ***?	+	(Also known as the “[[Sammy]]”). This award was instituted in 1963 by the actress [[Margaret Inglis]] and named after her late husband. Awarded for the best English performance on a Johannesburg stage. From 1972 the award was administered as part of the [[DALRO Awards]]. Winners include [[Paul Slabolepszy]], [[Bill Flynn]], [[Michael McCabe]].

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