W.J.B. Pienaar - Revision history

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(18*-19*) Teacher, politician, actor, playwright. (Also known as [[W.J. Pienaar]]).

A local teacher and active member and leading figure in the cultural life of Volksrust, Transvaal. *

Wrote ''[[Saul]]'', a pageant-style [[Afrikaans]] drama in five acts about the Biblical character, with a large cast of 25 and including songs and dances. The plays was first performed to local acclaim in 1923 (as fundraiser for the local "Dingaan's day" festivities), with Pienaar in the role of "Samuel" and under the direction of [[R.G. van Tonder]]. (Repeated 1924, 1925.) The play was also performed in Krugersdorp, Pretoria and Johannesburg in 1925, having been polished by [[Paul de Groot]]. The text was published by ** in 1928.

Pienaar later went on tour with [[Paul de Groot]], performing in ***

In 1940 he directed [[N.P. van Wyk Louw]]'s 1939 play ''[[Hélène]]'' for [[K.A.T.]] in the [[Little Theatre]], Cape Town.

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	Wrote ''[[Saul]]'', a pageant-style [[Afrikaans]] drama in five acts about the Biblical character, with a large cast of 25 and including songs and dances. The plays was first performed to local acclaim in 1923 (as fundraiser for the local "Dingaan's day" festivities), with Pienaar in the role of "Samuel" and under the direction of [[R.G. van Tonder]]. (Repeated 1924, 1925.) The play was also performed in Krugersdorp, Pretoria and Johannesburg in 1925, having been polished by [[Paul de Groot]]. The text was published by ** in 1928.		Wrote ''[[Saul]]'', a pageant-style [[Afrikaans]] drama in five acts about the Biblical character, with a large cast of 25 and including songs and dances. The plays was first performed to local acclaim in 1923 (as fundraiser for the local "Dingaan's day" festivities), with Pienaar in the role of "Samuel" and under the direction of [[R.G. van Tonder]]. (Repeated 1924, 1925.) The play was also performed in Krugersdorp, Pretoria and Johannesburg in 1925, having been polished by [[Paul de Groot]]. The text was published by ** in 1928.

−	Wrote ''[[Die Geheime Bloemfontein-Konferensie tussen President Kruger en Sir Alfred Milner 31 Mei-6 Junie 1899]]'', a one act documentary ~~ply~~ described as a "historical episode in two scenes, with a prologue (written by [[D.F. Malherbe]]) and an epilogue" ("historiese episode in twee tonele met voorspel en naspel"). Published in Bloemfontein by [[Nasionale Pers]] in 1938.	+	Wrote ''[[Die Geheime Bloemfontein-Konferensie tussen President Kruger en Sir Alfred Milner 31 Mei-6 Junie 1899]]'', a one act documentary play described as a "historical episode in two scenes, with a prologue (written by [[D.F. Malherbe]]) and an epilogue" ("historiese episode in twee tonele met voorspel en naspel"). Published in Bloemfontein by [[Nasionale Pers]] in 1938.

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-[[W.J.B. Pienaar]] (18*-19*) was an [[Afrikaans]] teacher, politician, reviewer, director, actor, playwright. (Also known as [[W.J. Pienaar]]).
+[[W.J.B. Pienaar]] (1894-19*) was an [[Afrikaans]] teacher, politician, reviewer, director, actor, playwright. (Also known as [[W.J. Pienaar]]).
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 For a while was a local teacher and active member and leading figure in the cultural life of Volksrust, Transvaal. *
-Helater obtained an MA from the University of Stellenbosch and completed a doctorate at Cambridge University with the thesis on ''English Influences in Dutch Literature and Justus Van Effen as Intermediary. An Account of Eighteenth Century Achievement'' (Published by Cambridge University Press, 1929)
+He later obtained an MA from the University of Stellenbosch and completed a doctorate at Cambridge University with the thesis on ''English Influences in Dutch Literature and Justus Van Effen as Intermediary. An Account of Eighteenth Century Achievement'' (Published by Cambridge University Press, 1929)

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 ''WorldCat'' entry on ''[[Die Geheime Bloemfontein-Konferensie tussen President Kruger en Sir Alfred Milner 31 Mei-6 Junie 1899]]''[http://www.worldcat.org/title/geheime-bloemfontein-konferensie-tussen-president-kruger-en-sir-alfred-milner-31-mei-6-junie-1899-historiese-episode-in-twee-tonele-met-voorspel-en-naspel/oclc/638371573]
-[[Marisa Keuris]], "Twee Fischers, twee dramas:
+[[Marisa Keuris]]. 2015.  "Twee Fischers, twee dramas:
 Die geheime Bloemfontein-konferensie
-(1938) en Die Bram Fischer-wals (2011)", in ''Tydskrif vir Letterkunde''[http://www.letterkunde.up.ac.za/argief/52_2/04%20Keuris%20WEB%2003.pdf]
+(1938) en Die Bram Fischer-wals (2011)", in ''Tydskrif vir Letterkunde''(Vol 52, No 2)[http://www.letterkunde.up.ac.za/argief/52_2/04%20Keuris%20WEB%2003.pdf]
 Go to the  [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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-[[W.J.B. Pienaar]] (18*-19*) was an [[Afrikaans]] teacher, politician, director, actor, playwright. (Also known as [[W.J. Pienaar]]).
+[[W.J.B. Pienaar]] (18*-19*) was an [[Afrikaans]] teacher, politician, reviewer, director, actor, playwright. (Also known as [[W.J. Pienaar]]).
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 Helater obtained an MA from the University of Stellenbosch and completed a doctorate at Cambridge University with the thesis on ''English Influences in Dutch Literature and Justus Van Effen as Intermediary. An Account of Eighteenth Century Achievement'' (Published by Cambridge University Press, 1929)
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 Wrote ''[[Saul]]'', a pageant-style [[Afrikaans]] drama in five acts about the Biblical character, with a large cast of 25 and including songs and dances. The plays was first performed to local acclaim in 1923 (as fundraiser for the local "Dingaan's day" festivities), with Pienaar in the role of "Samuel" and under the direction of [[R.G. van Tonder]]. (Repeated 1924, 1925.)  The play was also performed in Krugersdorp, Pretoria and Johannesburg in 1925, having been polished by [[Paul de Groot]]. The text was published by ** in 1928.
-With [[D.F. Malherbe]], he co-wrote ''[[Die Geheime Bloemfontein-Konferensie tussen President Kruger en Sir Alfred Milner 31 Mei-6 Junie 1899]]'', described as a "historical episode in two scenes, with a prologue and an epilogue" ("historiese episode in twee tonele met voorspel en naspel"). Published in Bloemfontein by [[Nasionale Pers]] in 1938.
+Wrote ''[[Die Geheime Bloemfontein-Konferensie tussen President Kruger en Sir Alfred Milner 31 Mei-6 Junie 1899]]'', a one act documentary ply described as a "historical episode in two scenes, with a prologue (written by [[D.F. Malherbe]]) and an epilogue" ("historiese episode in twee tonele met voorspel en naspel"). Published in Bloemfontein by [[Nasionale Pers]] in 1938.
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 In 1940 he directed [[N.P. van Wyk Louw]]'s 1939 play ''[[Hélène]]'' for [[K.A.T.]] in the [[Little Theatre]], Cape Town.
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 ''WorldCat'' entry on ''[[Die Geheime Bloemfontein-Konferensie tussen President Kruger en Sir Alfred Milner 31 Mei-6 Junie 1899]]''[http://www.worldcat.org/title/geheime-bloemfontein-konferensie-tussen-president-kruger-en-sir-alfred-milner-31-mei-6-junie-1899-historiese-episode-in-twee-tonele-met-voorspel-en-naspel/oclc/638371573]
 Go to the  [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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	Wrote ''[[Saul]]'', a pageant-style [[Afrikaans]] drama in five acts about the Biblical character, with a large cast of 25 and including songs and dances. The plays was first performed to local acclaim in 1923 (as fundraiser for the local "Dingaan's day" festivities), with Pienaar in the role of "Samuel" and under the direction of [[R.G. van Tonder]]. (Repeated 1924, 1925.) The play was also performed in Krugersdorp, Pretoria and Johannesburg in 1925, having been polished by [[Paul de Groot]]. The text was published by ** in 1928.		Wrote ''[[Saul]]'', a pageant-style [[Afrikaans]] drama in five acts about the Biblical character, with a large cast of 25 and including songs and dances. The plays was first performed to local acclaim in 1923 (as fundraiser for the local "Dingaan's day" festivities), with Pienaar in the role of "Samuel" and under the direction of [[R.G. van Tonder]]. (Repeated 1924, 1925.) The play was also performed in Krugersdorp, Pretoria and Johannesburg in 1925, having been polished by [[Paul de Groot]]. The text was published by ** in 1928.

−	With [[~~Daniel François Malherbe\|~~D.F. Malherbe]], he co-wrote ''[[Die Geheime Bloemfontein-Konferensie tussen President Kruger en Sir Alfred Milner 31 Mei-6 Junie 1899]]'', described as a "historical episode in two scenes, with a prologue and an epilogue" ("historiese episode in twee tonele met voorspel en naspel"). Published in Bloemfontein by [[Nasionale Pers]] in 1938.	+	With [[D.F. Malherbe]], he co-wrote ''[[Die Geheime Bloemfontein-Konferensie tussen President Kruger en Sir Alfred Milner 31 Mei-6 Junie 1899]]'', described as a "historical episode in two scenes, with a prologue and an epilogue" ("historiese episode in twee tonele met voorspel en naspel"). Published in Bloemfontein by [[Nasionale Pers]] in 1938.

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 == Sources ==
-World Cat entry on ''[[Die Geheime Bloemfontein-Konferensie tussen President Kruger en Sir Alfred Milner 31 Mei-6 Junie 1899]]''[http://www.worldcat.org/title/geheime-bloemfontein-konferensie-tussen-president-kruger-en-sir-alfred-milner-31-mei-6-junie-1899-historiese-episode-in-twee-tonele-met-voorspel-en-naspel/oclc/638371573]
+''WorldCat'' entry on ''[[Die Geheime Bloemfontein-Konferensie tussen President Kruger en Sir Alfred Milner 31 Mei-6 Junie 1899]]''[http://www.worldcat.org/title/geheime-bloemfontein-konferensie-tussen-president-kruger-en-sir-alfred-milner-31-mei-6-junie-1899-historiese-episode-in-twee-tonele-met-voorspel-en-naspel/oclc/638371573]
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−	(18-19) ~~Teacher~~, politician, actor, playwright. (Also known as [[W.J. Pienaar]]).	+	[[W.J.B. Pienaar]] (18-19) was an [[Afrikaans]] teacher, politician, director, actor, playwright. (Also known as [[W.J. Pienaar]]).

	A local teacher and active member and leading figure in the cultural life of Volksrust, Transvaal. *		A local teacher and active member and leading figure in the cultural life of Volksrust, Transvaal. *

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 In 1940 he directed [[N.P. van Wyk Louw]]'s 1939 play ''[[Hélène]]'' for [[K.A.T.]] in the [[Little Theatre]], Cape Town.
 Return to [[ESAT Personalities P]]
 Return to [[South_African_Theatre/Personalities|South African Theatre Personalities]]
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W.J.B. Pienaar - Revision history

Satj at 06:29, 10 December 2017

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Satj: Created page with "(18*-19*) Teacher, politician, actor, playwright. (Also known as W.J. Pienaar). A local teacher and active member and leading figure in the cultural life of Volksrust, Tr..."

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