Susie-Mey Viljoen - Revision history

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-An active member of the ** society in Bloemfontein.  * Author of a large number of plays used by schools and amateur societies. One of the authors who responded to the encouragement of [[DALRO]] to produce works for schools and amateur groups in the 1960s.These include ''[[Harde Stene]]'', ''[[Oupa was ‘n Ducktail]]'', ''[[Die Wilde Weduwee]]'', ''[[Die Ot]]'', ''[[Kitsch Pienk Koekies]]'' (originally known as ''[[Koeliepink Koekies]]''), ''[[Die Mensvreter Kry Sy Loon]]'', ''[[Middernag]]'', ''[[Die Stille Stryd]]'', ''[[Vergelding]]''.
+An active member of the ** society in Bloemfontein.  * Author of a large number of plays used by schools and amateur societies. One of the authors who responded to the encouragement of [[DALRO]] to produce works for schools and amateur groups in the 1960s.These include ''[[Harde Stene]]'', ''[[Oupa was ‘n Ducktail]]'', ''[[Die Wilde Weduwee]]'', ''[[Die Ot]]'', ''[[Kitsch Pienk Koekies]]'' (originally known as ''[[Koeliepienk Koekies]]''), ''[[Die Mensvreter Kry Sy Loon]]'', ''[[Middernag]]'', ''[[Die Stille Stryd]]'', ''[[Vergelding]]''.
 Although writing mostly in [[Afrikaans]], English works include the one-acters ''[[Kill for Mercy]]'', ''[[The Stars Foretell]]'' (1969) and ''[[Second Chance]]'' (19**).

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-An active member of the ** society in Bloemfontein.  * Author of a large number of plays used by schools and amateur societies. One of the authors who responded to the encouragement of [[DALRO]] to produce works for schools and amateur groups in the 1960s.These include ''[[Harde Stene]]'', ''[[Oupa was ‘n Ducktail]]'', ''[[Die Wilde Weduwee]]'', ''[[Die Ot]]'', ''[[Kitsch Pienk Koekies]]'' (Also known as Koeliepink), ''[[Die Mensvreter Kry Sy Loon]]'', ''[[Middernag]]'', ''[[Die Stille Stryd]]'', ''[[Vergelding]]''.
+An active member of the ** society in Bloemfontein.  * Author of a large number of plays used by schools and amateur societies. One of the authors who responded to the encouragement of [[DALRO]] to produce works for schools and amateur groups in the 1960s.These include ''[[Harde Stene]]'', ''[[Oupa was ‘n Ducktail]]'', ''[[Die Wilde Weduwee]]'', ''[[Die Ot]]'', ''[[Kitsch Pienk Koekies]]'' (originally known as ''[[Koeliepink Koekies]]''), ''[[Die Mensvreter Kry Sy Loon]]'', ''[[Middernag]]'', ''[[Die Stille Stryd]]'', ''[[Vergelding]]''.
 Although writing mostly in [[Afrikaans]], English works include the one-acters ''[[Kill for Mercy]]'', ''[[The Stars Foretell]]'' (1969) and ''[[Second Chance]]'' (19**).

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 [[Susie-Mey Viljoen]] (1918-1992) was an amateur actress, director and playwright.
-Also refer to as [[S.M. Viljoen]] in some soures.
+Also refer to as [[S.M. Viljoen]] in some sources.
 == Biography ==
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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
 An active member of the ** society in Bloemfontein.  * Author of a large number of plays used by schools and amateur societies. One of the authors who responded to the encouragement of [[DALRO]] to produce works for schools and amateur groups in the 1960s.These include ''[[Harde Stene]]'', ''[[Oupa was ‘n Ducktail]]'', ''[[Die Wilde Weduwee]]'', ''[[Die Ot]]'', ''[[Kitsch Pienk Koekies]]'' (Also known as Koeliepink), ''[[Die Mensvreter Kry Sy Loon]]'', ''[[Middernag]]'', ''[[Die Stille Stryd]]'', ''[[Vergelding]]''.

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 Although writing mostly in [[Afrikaans]], English works include the one-acters ''[[Kill for Mercy]]'', ''[[The Stars Foretell]]'' (1969) and ''[[Second Chance]]'' (19**).
-She translated a number of plays from Dutch into [[Afrikaans]].
+She translated a number of plays from [[Dutch]] into [[Afrikaans]].
 == Sources ==

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-An active member of the ** society in Bloemfontein.  * Author of a large number of plays used by schools and amateur societies. One of the authors who responded to the encouragement of [[DALRO]] to produce works for schools and amateur groups in the 1960s.These include ''[[Harde Stene]]'', ''[[Oupa was ‘n Ducktail]]'', ''[[Die Wilde Weduwee]]'', ''[[Die Ot]]'', ''[[Kitsch Pienk Koekies]]''(Also known as Koeliepink), ''[[Die Mensvreter Kry Sy Loon]]'', ''[[Middernag]]'', ''[[Die Stille Stryd]]'', ''[[Vergelding]]''.
+An active member of the ** society in Bloemfontein.  * Author of a large number of plays used by schools and amateur societies. One of the authors who responded to the encouragement of [[DALRO]] to produce works for schools and amateur groups in the 1960s.These include ''[[Harde Stene]]'', ''[[Oupa was ‘n Ducktail]]'', ''[[Die Wilde Weduwee]]'', ''[[Die Ot]]'', ''[[Kitsch Pienk Koekies]]'' (Also known as Koeliepink), ''[[Die Mensvreter Kry Sy Loon]]'', ''[[Middernag]]'', ''[[Die Stille Stryd]]'', ''[[Vergelding]]''.
 Although writing mostly in [[Afrikaans]], English works include the one-acters ''[[Kill for Mercy]]'', ''[[The Stars Foretell]]'' (1969) and ''[[Second Chance]]'' (19**).

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	[[Susie-Mey Viljoen]] (1918-1992) was an amateur actress, director and playwright.		[[Susie-Mey Viljoen]] (1918-1992) was an amateur actress, director and playwright.
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		+	Also refer to as S.M. Viljoen in some soures.

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 == Biography ==
-Her sons ** and John Murray Viljoen both engaged in amateur dramatics in Bloemfontein, *** becoming a *** and John a journalist.
+Her sons ** and [[John Murray Viljoen]] both engaged in amateur dramatics in Bloemfontein, *** becoming a *** and John a journalist.
 She died on 16 June 1992, and is buried in in Pinelands.

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	== Biography ==		== Biography ==