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''The White Sheep of the Family''by L. du Garde Peach and Ian Hay. An English comedy. First produced in South Africa by [[Brian Brooke]] with his new company in 1952, performing in Cape Town and Johannesburg. He brought out the British actor [[Cecil Parker]] to star in it.

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
 : First produced in South Africa by [[Brian Brooke]] with his new company, performing at the [[Hofmeyr Hall]] Cape Town and in Johannesburg. He brought out the British actor [[Cecil Parker]] to star in it. Directed by [[John Roberts]], the cast also included [[Petrina Fry]], [[Diane Bester]], [[Alfred Stretton]], [[Yolande Turnbull]], [[Zoë de Villiers]], [[Lawrence Ayris]], [[Peter Boyce]], [[Bruce Anderson]]. Decor by [[Roy Cooke]].
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 [[ESAT Bibliography Bri-Bru|Brooke]] 1978. pp 209-210.
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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-First produced in South Africa by [[Brian Brooke]] with his new company in 1952, performing at the [[Hofmeyr Hall]] Cape Town and in Johannesburg. He brought out the British actor [[Cecil Parker]] to star in it. Directed by [[John Roberts]], the cast also included [[Petrina Fry]], [[Diane Bester]], [[Alfred Stretton]], [[Yolande Turnbull]], [[Zoë de Villiers]], [[Lawrence Ayris]], [[Peter Boyce]], [[Bruce Anderson]]. Decor by [[Roy Cooke]].
+: First produced in South Africa by [[Brian Brooke]] with his new company, performing at the [[Hofmeyr Hall]] Cape Town and in Johannesburg. He brought out the British actor [[Cecil Parker]] to star in it. Directed by [[John Roberts]], the cast also included [[Petrina Fry]], [[Diane Bester]], [[Alfred Stretton]], [[Yolande Turnbull]], [[Zoë de Villiers]], [[Lawrence Ayris]], [[Peter Boyce]], [[Bruce Anderson]]. Decor by [[Roy Cooke]].
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-''The White Sheep of the Family'' is a comedy by English author and playwright L. du Garde Peach [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L._du_Garde_Peach] (1890-1974) and Ian Hay [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Hay_Beith] 1876-1952.
+''[[The White Sheep of the Family]]'' is a comedy by English author and playwright L. du Garde Peach [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L._du_Garde_Peach] (1890-1974) and Ian Hay [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Hay_Beith] 1876-1952.
 == Performance history in South Africa ==
 First produced in South Africa by [[Brian Brooke]] with his new company in 1952, performing at the [[Hofmeyr Hall]] Cape Town and in Johannesburg. He brought out the British actor [[Cecil Parker]] to star in it. Directed by [[John Roberts]], the cast also included [[Petrina Fry]], [[Diane Bester]], [[Alfred Stretton]], [[Yolande Turnbull]], [[Zoë de Villiers]], [[Lawrence Ayris]], [[Peter Boyce]], [[Bruce Anderson]]. Decor by [[Roy Cooke]].
 == Sources ==
-''Helikon'', 1(6), 1952.
+''[[Helikon]]'', 1(6), 1952.
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−	''The White Sheep of the Family'' by L. du Garde Peach and Ian Hay. An ~~English comedy.~~	+	''The White Sheep of the Family'' is a comedy by English author and playwright L. du Garde Peach [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L._du_Garde_Peach] (1890-1974) and Ian Hay [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Hay_Beith] 1876-1952.
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-''The White Sheep of the Family'' by L. du Garde Peach and Ian Hay.  An  English comedy. First produced in South Africa by [[Brian Brooke]] with his new company in 1952, performing in Cape Town and Johannesburg. He brought out the British actor [[Cecil Parker]] to star in it. Directed by [[John Roberts]], the cast also included [[Petrina Fry]], [[Diane Bester]], [[Alfred Stretton]], [[Yolande Turnbull]], [[Zoë de Villiers]], [[Lawrence Ayris]], [[Peter Boyce]], [[Bruce Anderson]]. Decor by [[Roy Cooke]].
+''The White Sheep of the Family'' by L. du Garde Peach and Ian Hay.  An  English comedy.
 == Sources ==
 ''Helikon'', 1(6), 1952.

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−	''The White Sheep of the Family'' by L. du Garde Peach and Ian Hay. An English comedy. First produced in South Africa by [[Brian Brooke]] with his new company in 1952, performing in Cape Town and Johannesburg. He brought out the British actor [[Cecil Parker]] to star in it. Directed by [[John Roberts]], the cast also included [[Petrina Fry]], [[Diane Bester]], [[Alfred Stretton]], [[Yolande Turnbull]], [[Zoë de Villiers]], [[Lawrence Ayris]], [[Peter Boyce]], [[Bruce Anderson]]. Decor by [[Roy Cooke]]. (''Helikon'', 1(6), 1952).	+	''The White Sheep of the Family'' by L. du Garde Peach and Ian Hay. An English comedy. First produced in South Africa by [[Brian Brooke]] with his new company in 1952, performing in Cape Town and Johannesburg. He brought out the British actor [[Cecil Parker]] to star in it. Directed by [[John Roberts]], the cast also included [[Petrina Fry]], [[Diane Bester]], [[Alfred Stretton]], [[Yolande Turnbull]], [[Zoë de Villiers]], [[Lawrence Ayris]], [[Peter Boyce]], [[Bruce Anderson]]. Decor by [[Roy Cooke]].
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		+	== Sources ==
		+	''Helikon'', 1(6), 1952.

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−	''The White Sheep of the Family'' by L. du Garde Peach and Ian Hay. An English comedy. First produced in South Africa by [[Brian Brooke]] with his new company in 1952, performing in Cape Town and Johannesburg. He brought out the British actor [[Cecil Parker]] to star in it. Directed by [[John Roberts]], the cast also included [[Petrina Fry]], [[Diane Bester]], [[Alfred Stretton]], [[Yolande Turnbull]], [[Zoë de Villiers]], [[Lawrence Ayris]], [[Peter Boyce]], [[Bruce Anderson]]. Decor by [[Roy Cooke]].	+	''The White Sheep of the Family'' by L. du Garde Peach and Ian Hay. An English comedy. First produced in South Africa by [[Brian Brooke]] with his new company in 1952, performing in Cape Town and Johannesburg. He brought out the British actor [[Cecil Parker]] to star in it. Directed by [[John Roberts]], the cast also included [[Petrina Fry]], [[Diane Bester]], [[Alfred Stretton]], [[Yolande Turnbull]], [[Zoë de Villiers]], [[Lawrence Ayris]], [[Peter Boyce]], [[Bruce Anderson]]. Decor by [[Roy Cooke]]. (''Helikon'', 1(6), 1952).

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−	''The White Sheep of the Family'' by L. du Garde Peach and Ian Hay. An English comedy. First produced in South Africa by [[Brian Brooke]] with his new company in 1952, performing in Cape Town and Johannesburg. He brought out the British actor [[Cecil Parker]] to star in it. Directed by [[John Roberts]], the cast also included [[Petrina Fry]], [[Diane Bester]], [[Alfred Stretton]], [[Yolande Turnbull]],	+	''The White Sheep of the Family'' by L. du Garde Peach and Ian Hay. An English comedy. First produced in South Africa by [[Brian Brooke]] with his new company in 1952, performing in Cape Town and Johannesburg. He brought out the British actor [[Cecil Parker]] to star in it. Directed by [[John Roberts]], the cast also included [[Petrina Fry]], [[Diane Bester]], [[Alfred Stretton]], [[Yolande Turnbull]], [[Zoë de Villiers]], [[Lawrence Ayris]], [[Peter Boyce]], [[Bruce Anderson]]. Decor by [[Roy Cooke]].

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