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	[[The Salters Cup One-Act Play Festival]] was an annual event founded and run by [[PEMADS]] in Port Elizabeth.		[[The Salters Cup One-Act Play Festival]] was an annual event founded and run by [[PEMADS]] in Port Elizabeth.

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 == Founding and history ==
-The Festival was held for the first time in 1952, and, with the exception of 1963, 1964, 1979, 1980, 1982, and 1994, ran each year until 1998. The [[Festival]] was presented by [[PEMADS]] in association with the [[Arts and Culture Trust]] and Nedbank.  In 1988 the festival coordinator [[Liz Yates]], administrative assistant [[Audrey Whitehouse]], co-ordinating stage director [[Manny Fokos]] and lighting operator [[Ken Brown]], were instrumental in expanding the festival. The 1988 event was the first in 36 years to allow outside amateur societies, schools and drama workshops to participate, with directors and performers graded into junior,novice and experienced categories.
+The [[Festival]] was held for the first time in 1952, and, with the exception of 1963, 1964, 1979, 1980, 1982, and 1994, ran each year until 1998. The [[Festival]] was presented by [[PEMADS]] in association with the [[Arts and Culture Trust]] and Nedbank.  In 1988 the festival coordinator [[Liz Yates]], administrative assistant [[Audrey Whitehouse]], co-ordinating stage director [[Manny Fokos]] and lighting operator [[Ken Brown]], were instrumental in expanding the festival. The 1988 event was the first in 36 years to allow outside amateur societies, schools and drama workshops to participate, with directors and performers graded into junior,novice and experienced categories.
 The festival claims that a number of "firsts" occurred there:

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 == Founding and history ==
-The [[PEMADS]] [[Salters Cup One-Act Play Festival]] was held for the first time in 1952, and, with the exception of 1963, 1964, 1979, 1980, 1982, and 1994, ran each year until 1998. The [[Festival]] was presented by [[PEMADS]] in association with the [[Arts and Culture Trust]] and Nedbank.  In 1988 the festival coordinator [[Liz Yates]], administrative assistant [[Audrey Whitehouse]], co-ordinating stage director [[Manny Fokos]] and lighting operator [[Ken Brown]], were instrumental in expanding the festival. The 1988 event was the first in 36 years to allow outside amateur societies, schools and drama workshops to participate, with directors and performers graded into junior,novice and experienced categories.
+The Festival was held for the first time in 1952, and, with the exception of 1963, 1964, 1979, 1980, 1982, and 1994, ran each year until 1998. The [[Festival]] was presented by [[PEMADS]] in association with the [[Arts and Culture Trust]] and Nedbank.  In 1988 the festival coordinator [[Liz Yates]], administrative assistant [[Audrey Whitehouse]], co-ordinating stage director [[Manny Fokos]] and lighting operator [[Ken Brown]], were instrumental in expanding the festival. The 1988 event was the first in 36 years to allow outside amateur societies, schools and drama workshops to participate, with directors and performers graded into junior,novice and experienced categories.
 The festival claims that a number of "firsts" occurred there: