The King of Diamonds - Revision history

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 == South African Productions ==
-: Produced by [[National Theatre Organisation]] ([[NTO]]), directed by [[Robert Langford]]. Cast included [[Roscoe C. Behrmann]]; [[Virginia Lee]]; [[Joe Stewardson]]; [[Viviene Adley]]; [[Jimmy Asser]]; [[Patrick Mynhardt]]; [[Hugo Warren]]; [[Bella Mariani]]; [[Elizabeth Evans]]; [[Tiny Walker]]; [[Jo-Ann Pezarro]]; [[Gabriel Bayman]]; [[Sheila Forbes]]; [[Diana Shahn]]; [[Patsi Kahn]]; [[Ronald Bloch]]; [[Alan Cean]]; [[George Jackson]]; [[Hugh Claven]]; [[Ivo Pellegrini]]; [[Casper Dyason]]. Musical director: [[Bill Walker]]. Choreography: [[Richard Daneel]].
+: Produced by [[National Theatre Organisation]] ([[NTO]]), directed by [[Robert Langford]]. Cast included [[Roscoe C. Behrmann]]; [[Virginia Lee]]; [[Joe Stewardson]]; [[Vivienne Adley]]; [[Jimmy Asser]]; [[Patrick Mynhardt]]; [[Hugo Warren]]; [[Bella Mariani]]; [[Elizabeth Evans]]; [[Tiny Walker]]; [[Jo-Ann Pezarro]]; [[Gabriel Bayman]]; [[Sheila Forbes]]; [[Diana Shahn]]; [[Patsi Kahn]]; [[Ronald Bloch]]; [[Alan Cean]]; [[George Jackson]]; [[Hugh Claven]]; [[Ivo Pellegrini]]; [[Casper Dyason]]. Musical director: [[Bill Walker]]. Choreography: [[Richard Daneel]].
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 == South African Productions ==
-: Produced by [[National Theatre Organisation]] ([[NTO]]), directed by [[Robert Langford]]. Cast included [[Roscoe Behrmann]]; [[Virginia Lee]]; [[Joe Stewardson]]; [[Viviene Adley]]; [[Jimmy Asser]]; [[Patrick Mynhardt]]; [[Hugo Warren]]; [[Bella Mariani]]; [[Elizabeth Evans]]; [[Tiny Walker]]; [[Jo-Ann Pezarro]]; [[Gabriel Bayman]]; [[Sheila Forbes]]; [[Diana Shahn]]; [[Patsi Kahn]]; [[Ronald Bloch]]; [[Alan Cean]]; [[George Jackson]]; [[Hugh Claven]]; [[Ivo Pellegrini]]; [[Casper Dyason]]. Musical director: [[Bill Walker]]. Choreography: [[Richard Daneel]].
+: Produced by [[National Theatre Organisation]] ([[NTO]]), directed by [[Robert Langford]]. Cast included [[Roscoe C. Behrmann]]; [[Virginia Lee]]; [[Joe Stewardson]]; [[Viviene Adley]]; [[Jimmy Asser]]; [[Patrick Mynhardt]]; [[Hugo Warren]]; [[Bella Mariani]]; [[Elizabeth Evans]]; [[Tiny Walker]]; [[Jo-Ann Pezarro]]; [[Gabriel Bayman]]; [[Sheila Forbes]]; [[Diana Shahn]]; [[Patsi Kahn]]; [[Ronald Bloch]]; [[Alan Cean]]; [[George Jackson]]; [[Hugh Claven]]; [[Ivo Pellegrini]]; [[Casper Dyason]]. Musical director: [[Bill Walker]]. Choreography: [[Richard Daneel]].
 == Sources ==

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	1991: ''The King of Diamonds'' (Chaukat Raja), is a film by directed by Sanjay Soorkar (India, 1991)		1991: ''The King of Diamonds'' (Chaukat Raja), is a film by directed by Sanjay Soorkar (India, 1991)
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−	~~'''''King of Diamonds''''' by [[Herman Steytler]]. Typewritten text available at the [[Stellenbosch University]] Library, Manuscripts Section. Reference 31/19/2.~~

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	1991: ''The King of Diamonds'' (Chaukat Raja), is a film by directed by Sanjay Soorkar (India, 1991)		1991: ''The King of Diamonds'' (Chaukat Raja), is a film by directed by Sanjay Soorkar (India, 1991)
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		+	'''''King of Diamonds''''' by [[Herman Steytler]]. Typewritten text available at the [[Stellenbosch University]] Library, Manuscripts Section. Reference 31/19/2.

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−	There are two South African ~~plays by this name~~, in addition to a number of international film and TV works.	+	There are two versions of this South African play, in addition to a number of international film and TV works.

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 == The text ==
-This is a musical version of [[Harold J. Laite]]'s play, ''[[The King of Diamonds]]'', with [[Barney Barnato]] (1851-1897) [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barney_Barnato] as central figure and hero. The  book is by [[Bob O'Keefe]], the music by [[Edgar Adeler]].
+This is a musical version of [[Harold J. Laite]]'s play, ''[[The King of Diamonds]]'', with [[Barney Barnato]] (1851-1897) [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barney_Barnato] as central figure and hero. The  book is by [[Bob O'Keefe]], the music by [[Edgar Adeler]]. Unpublished.
 == South African Productions ==

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	Possibly based on [[Harold J. Laite]]'s play, ''[[The King of Diamonds]]'' is a musical play with [[Barney Barnato]] (1851-1897) [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barney_Barnato] as central figure and hero, with a book by [[Bob O'Keefe]], music by [[Edgar Adeler]].		Possibly based on [[Harold J. Laite]]'s play, ''[[The King of Diamonds]]'' is a musical play with [[Barney Barnato]] (1851-1897) [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barney_Barnato] as central figure and hero, with a book by [[Bob O'Keefe]], music by [[Edgar Adeler]].
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	== South African Productions ==		== South African Productions ==