Wena Naudé - Revision history

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 == Biography ==
-Born  31 December, 1905 in Volksrust, Transvaal, and baptised Agnes Alwena Naudé. She died in Pretoria on 6 September 1978. She was married to [[Willem van Zyl]].
+Born 31 December, 1905 in Volksrust, Transvaal, and baptised Agnes Alwena Naudé. She died in Pretoria on 6 September 1978. She married [[Willem van Zyl]] on stage after a performance of ''[[Die Uur van Vergelding]]'' in Pretoria on 1 May 1930.  Afterwards the guests went for a midnight supper at the Imperial Hotel.
 == Training ==

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 ''[[Voor Sononder]]'',
 ''[[Hans die Skipper]]'',
-''[[Jy's Lieflik Vanaand]]''.
+''[[Jy's Lieflik Vanaand]]'' and ''[[Daar Kom Tant Alie]]''.
 == Awards, etc ==

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 Film roles include ''[[Die Vlugteling]]'',
-''[[Die Vlindervanger (film)]]'',
+''[[Die Vlindervanger]]'',
 ''[[Voor Sononder]]'',
 ''[[Hans die Skipper]]'',

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	== Sources ==		== Sources ==
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		+	[[Cape Times]], 21 January 1969.

	"Nou het die toneel my uitgespoeg", Dagbreek en Landstem, 7 Desember 1969		"Nou het die toneel my uitgespoeg", Dagbreek en Landstem, 7 Desember 1969

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 ''[[Tartuffe]]'' in [[Afrikaans]] (1968),
 ''[[Pas op dat je geen woord zegt|Moenie Praat Nie]]'' (1968),
-''[[The Idiot|Die Idioot]]'' (1969),
+''[[The Idiot|Die Idioot]]'' by Dostoyevsky]], directed by [[Jo Gevers]] for [[CAPAB]](1969),
 ''[[Fadren|Die Vader]]'' (1969),
 ''[[Kwart voor Dagbreek]]'' (date unknown).

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-(1905-1978) Actress for stage and screen and company manager.
+[[Wena Naudé]] (1905-1978) was an actress for stage and screen and company manager.
 (Also billed over years as [[Wani Naudé]], [[Wina  Naudé]], [[Wania  Naudé]], [[Wenda  Naudé]], and [[Vena  Naudé]])
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 == Career ==
 The venerable and much-loved Afrikaans actress Wena Naude's career spanned half a century. She began her theatrical career in 1925 in the company of Paul de Groot - the founder of professional theatre in South Africa - and Stephanie Faure with Huistoe and Oorskotjie and since that date has devoted her life to the Afrikaans theatre. From 1926 to 1931 she worked in association with Hendrik Hanekom in a number of plays, and in 1932 toured South West Africa with one of her greatest successes, Oorskotjie, the first Afrikaans theatrical company to visit the territory. During 1933/34 Miss Naude embarked on a study tour of theatres in Europe, during which time she presented the first performance of an Afrikaans play overseas - ''[[Van Riet van Rietfontein]]'' - in Amsterdam. On her return to South Africa she toured extensively with her own company and in 1938 appeared with Andre Huguenet in another of her greatest successes, By die Ou Meulstroom. In the following year she again made theatrical history by leading the first professional Afrikaans company to tour Rhodesia. Between 1939 and 1955 Miss Naude was seen in several plays for the NTO including As Ons Twee Eers Getroud Is, Die Ryk Weduwee, Ek Onthou vir Mamma and Die Wit Perde van Rosmersholm. She also worked for many years for Jaats and for Pact appeared in Bruidjie Dit en Bruidjie Dot and Die Lewe Wat Ek Jou Gegee Het. She appeared in many Afrikaans films and played in English on the stage in A State of Innocence and in the film The Second Sin. For Capab she was seen in Moenie Praat Nie, Richard III and Tartuffe.
-Her first appearance was as a servant girl in ''[[Huis Toe]]'' for [[Paul de Groot]] in 1925. In June 1926, when [[Hendrik Hanekom]] and [[Paul de Groot]] amalgamated, she became a member of  the new [[Paul de Groot Toneelgeselskap]]. For them she did ''[[Oorskotjie]]'' (1926), In 1928 she was given a second company, with which she toured under the De Groot banner, playing . In 1928 the company split and she joined [[Hendrik Hanekom]]'s [[Afrikaanse Toneelgeselskap]], for whom she did ''[[Oorskotjie]]'' and  the lead in ''[[Onskuldig Veroordeel]]'' (a role in which she was billed as "the Mary Pickford of South Africa") in 1928-29, ''[[Die Uur van Vergelding]]'' ("The Hour of Retribution" ostensibly by "Friedrich Gunter") in 1930. In 1930 she married [[Willem van Zyl]], and later the year they became Hendrik Hanekom's partners when the company was renamed the [[Hanekom-Van Zyl Geselskap]]. She did ''[[Wie is Wie]]'' ([[Who is Who]] by [[Will Evans]]) and ''[[Die Silwer Koning]]'' ([[The Silver King]] by [[H.A. Jones]]) for this company in 1931. She also played ''[[By die ou Meulstroom]]'' for [[André Huguenet]]'s new company in 1938. . See *** by **. Involved in the professionalization of theatre. For example in 1936 she was on the first executive of the shortlived [[Toneelbond]] founded by the [[F.A.K.]] and an advisor to its [[Toneelburo]] (1937).
+Her first appearance was as a servant girl in ''[[Huis Toe]]'' for [[Paul de Groot]] in 1925. In June 1926, when [[Hendrik Hanekom]] and [[Paul de Groot]] amalgamated, she became a member of  the new [[Paul de Groot Toneelgeselskap]]. For them she did ''[[Oorskotjie]]'' (1926), In 1928 she was given a second company, with which she toured under the De Groot banner, playing . In 1928 the company split and she joined [[Hendrik Hanekom]]'s [[Afrikaanse Toneelgeselskap]], for whom she did ''[[Oorskotjie]]'' and  the lead in ''[[Onskuldig Veroordeel]]'' (a role in which she was billed as "the Mary Pickford of South Africa") in 1928-29, ''[[Die Uur van Vergelding]]'' ("The Hour of Retribution" ostensibly by "Friedrich Gunter") in 1930. In 1930 she married [[Willem van Zyl]], and later the year they became [[Hendrik Hanekom]]'s partners when the company was renamed the [[Hanekom-Van Zyl Geselskap]]. She did ''[[Wie is Wie]]'' ([[Who is Who]] by [[Will Evans]]) and ''[[Die Silwer Koning]]'' ([[The Silver King]] by [[H.A. Jones]]) for this company in 1931. She also played ''[[By die ou Meulstroom]]'' for [[André Huguenet]]'s new company in 1938. . See *** by **. Involved in the professionalization of theatre. For example in 1936 she was on the first executive of the shortlived [[Toneelbond]] founded by the [[F.A.K.]] and an advisor to its [[Toneelburo]] (1937).
 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==

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	== Sources ==		== Sources ==
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		+	"Nou het die toneel my uitgespoeg", Dagbreek en Landstem, 7 Desember 1969

	[[ESAT Bibliography Tra-Tz\|Tucker]], 1997.		[[ESAT Bibliography Tra-Tz\|Tucker]], 1997.

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 [[ESAT Bibliography Tra-Tz|Tucker]], 1997.
-''Helikon'', 4(16), 1954.
+''[[Helikon]]'', 4(16), 1954.
 [[ESAT Bibliography Tea-Tho|Theron, FA]] 1991.

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	(Also billed over years as [[Wani Naudé]], [[Wina Naudé]], [[Wania Naudé]], [[Wenda Naudé]], and [[Vena Naudé]])		(Also billed over years as [[Wani Naudé]], [[Wina Naudé]], [[Wania Naudé]], [[Wenda Naudé]], and [[Vena Naudé]])

		+	'''TO BE EDITED'''

	== Biography ==		== Biography ==