The Late Edwina Black - Revision history

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 : Performed in the [[Library Theatre]], Johannesburg, starring [[Margery Weston]], [[Royden Hart]].
-**: Performed by the [[Bloemfontein Repertory Society|Bloemfontein REPS]], directed by [[Desmond Hughes]].
+*: Performed as ''[[The Late Edwina Black]]'' by the [[St Luke’s Theatre Guild]] at [[St Luke's Hall]].  Directed by [[Gus Jansen]] with a cast that included his wife [[Mabel Daniels]]. The stage manager was [[John Ramsdale]].
-*: Performed as ''[[The Late Edwina Black]]'' by the [[St Luke’s Theatre Guild]] at [[St Luke's Hall]].  Directed by [[Gus Jansen]] with a cast that included his wife [[Mabel Daniels]]. The stage manager was [[John Ramsdale]].
+*: Performed by the [[Bloemfontein Repertory Society|Bloemfontein REPS]], directed by [[Desmond Hughes]].
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 E-mail correspondence from [[Laurence Jacobs]], August, 2020.
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 : Performed in the [[Library Theatre]], Johannesburg, starring [[Margery Weston]], [[Royden Hart]].
-**: Performed by the [[Bloemfontein Reps]], directed by [[Desmond Hughes]].
+**: Performed by the [[Bloemfontein Repertory Society|Bloemfontein REPS]], directed by [[Desmond Hughes]].
 *: Performed as ''[[The Late Edwina Black]]'' by the [[St Luke’s Theatre Guild]] at [[St Luke's Hall]].  Directed by [[Gus Jansen]] with a cast that included his wife [[Mabel Daniels]]. The stage manager was [[John Ramsdale]].

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 : Performed in the [[Library Theatre]], Johannesburg, starring [[Margery Weston]], [[Royden Hart]].
-**: Performed by the [[Bloemfontein REPS]], directed by [[Desmond Hughes]].
+**: Performed by the [[Bloemfontein Reps]], directed by [[Desmond Hughes]].
 *: Performed as ''[[The Late Edwina Black]]'' by the [[St Luke’s Theatre Guild]] at [[St Luke's Hall]].  Directed by [[Gus Jansen]] with a cast that included his wife [[Mabel Daniels]]. The stage manager was [[John Ramsdale]].

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 **: Performed by the [[Bloemfontein REPS]], directed by [[Desmond Hughes]].
-*: Performed by the [[St Luke’s Theatre Guild]] at [[St Luke's Hall]].  Directed by [[Gus Jansen]] with a cast that included his wife [[Mabel Daniels]]. The stage manager was [[John Ramsdale]].
+*: Performed as ''[[The Late Edwina Black]]'' by the [[St Luke’s Theatre Guild]] at [[St Luke's Hall]].  Directed by [[Gus Jansen]] with a cast that included his wife [[Mabel Daniels]]. The stage manager was [[John Ramsdale]].
 == Sources ==

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−	Originally published as "''[[Edwina Black]]'': A Drama in Three Acts by William Morum and William Dinner" by [[Samuel French]] and "''[[Late Edwina Black]]'': Play (Acting Edition)" by Samuel French, both in 1951. Later published by French once again, now as ''[[The Late Edwina Black]]''.	+	Originally published as "''[[Edwina Black]]'': A Drama in Three Acts by William Morum and William Dinner" by [[Samuel French]] and "''[[Late Edwina Black]]'': Play (Acting Edition)" by Samuel French, both in 1951. Later published by French once again, now as ''[[The Late Edwina Black]]'', the title under which it has generally been performed since.

	==Translations and adaptations==		==Translations and adaptations==

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−	~~Published~~ as ''[[Edwina Black]]'': A Drama in Three Acts by William Morum and William Dinner by Samuel French in 1951.	+	Originally published as "''[[Edwina Black]]'': A Drama in Three Acts by William Morum and William Dinner" by [[Samuel French]] and "''[[Late Edwina Black]]'': Play (Acting Edition)" by Samuel French, both in 1951. Later published by French once again, now as ''[[The Late Edwina Black]]''.

	==Translations and adaptations==		==Translations and adaptations==

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		+	Published as ''[[Edwina Black]]'': A Drama in Three Acts by William Morum and William Dinner by Samuel French in 1951.

	==Translations and adaptations==		==Translations and adaptations==

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 ==Translations and adaptations==
-Adapted as a  British film called ''[[The Late Edwina Black]]'' (in the U.S.A. ''[[The Obsessed]]'') in 1951, directed by Maurice Elvey.
+Adapted as a  British film called ''[[The Late Edwina Black]]'' (in the U.S.A. ''The Obsessed'') in 1951, directed by Maurice Elvey.
 == Performance history in South Africa ==