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 Based on the novel ''[[With Edged Tools]]'' by [[Henry Seton Merriman]], it was filmed in South Africa under the same title, initially directed by [[Dick Cruikshanks]], but finished by [[Joseph Albrecht]], who took over when the actor/director became ill.
-Produced by [[African Film Productions]] and directed by [[Joseph Albrecht]], with Edward Vincent (Sir John Meredith), [[Charles Sparrow]] (Jack Meredith), [[M.A. Wetherell]] (Guy Oscard), Grafton Williams (Victor Durnovo), H.J. Hamlin (Maurice Gordon), C.H. Butcher (Joseph Atkinson), [[Mabel May]] (Millicent Chyne), Ada Edney (Jocelyn Gordon) and Helène Vaubré (Lady Cantourne).
+Produced by [[African Film Productions]] and directed by [[Joseph Albrecht]], with [[Edward Vincent]] (Sir John Meredith), [[Charles Sparrow]] (Jack Meredith), [[M.A. Wetherell]] (Guy Oscard), [[Grafton Williams]] (Victor Durnovo), [[H.J. Hamlin]] (Maurice Gordon), [[C.H. Butcher]] (Joseph Atkinson), [[Mabel May]] (Millicent Chyne), [[Ada Edney]] (Jocelyn Gordon) and [[Helène Vaubré]] (Lady Cantourne).
 In March 1919 it was announced that [[African Film Productions]] would be filming the novel and in August of that year it premiered at the [[New Bijou]] in Johannesburg.

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−	''Wit Edged Tools'' [sic!], in the ''African Film Database''[http://africa-archive.com/za/with-edged-tools-1919]	+	Entry on ''Wit Edged Tools'' [sic!], in the ''African Film Database''[http://africa-archive.com/za/with-edged-tools-1919]

	http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Scott,_Hugh_Stowell_(DNB12)		http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Scott,_Hugh_Stowell_(DNB12)

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−	''Wit Edged Tools'' [sic!], in the [[African Film Database]][http://africa-archive.com/za/with-edged-tools-1919]	+	''Wit Edged Tools'' [sic!], in the ''African Film Database''[http://africa-archive.com/za/with-edged-tools-1919]

	http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Scott,_Hugh_Stowell_(DNB12)		http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Scott,_Hugh_Stowell_(DNB12)

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 http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Scott,_Hugh_Stowell_(DNB12)
 Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]
 == Return to ==
-Return to [[PLAYS I: Original SA plays]]
+Return to [[South_African_Films]]
 Return to [[The ESAT Entries]]
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	http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Scott,_Hugh_Stowell_(DNB12)		http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Scott,_Hugh_Stowell_(DNB12)
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		+	== Return to ==
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−	''Wit Edged Tools'' (sic!), [[African Film Database]][http://africa-archive.com/za/with-edged-tools-1919]	+	''Wit Edged Tools'' (sic!), in the [[African Film Database]][http://africa-archive.com/za/with-edged-tools-1919]

	http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Scott,_Hugh_Stowell_(DNB12)		http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Scott,_Hugh_Stowell_(DNB12)

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 ''[[With Edged Tools]]'' is a 1919 silent film by [[Joseph Albrecht]].
-Based on the novel ''[[With Edged Tools]]'' by [[Henry Seton Merriman]], it was filmed in South Africa under the same title
+Based on the novel ''[[With Edged Tools]]'' by [[Henry Seton Merriman]], it was filmed in South Africa under the same title, initially directed by [[Dick Cruikshanks]], but finished by [[Joseph Albrecht]], who took over when the actor/director became ill.
-Produced by [[African Film Productions]] and directed by [[Joseph Albrecht]], with Edward Vincent (Sir John Meredith), Charles Sparrow (Jack Meredith), M.A. Wetherell (Guy Oscard), Grafton Williams (Victor Durnovo), H.J. Hamlin (Maurice Gordon), C.H. Butcher (Joseph Atkinson), [[Mabel May]] (Millicent Chyne), Ada Edney (Jocelyn Gordon) and Helène Vaubré (Lady Cantourne).
+Produced by [[African Film Productions]] and directed by [[Joseph Albrecht]], with Edward Vincent (Sir John Meredith), [[Charles Sparrow]] (Jack Meredith), [[M.A. Wetherell]] (Guy Oscard), Grafton Williams (Victor Durnovo), H.J. Hamlin (Maurice Gordon), C.H. Butcher (Joseph Atkinson), [[Mabel May]] (Millicent Chyne), Ada Edney (Jocelyn Gordon) and Helène Vaubré (Lady Cantourne).
 == Sources ==
 ''Wit Edged Tools'' (sic!), African Film Database[http://africa-archive.com/za/with-edged-tools-1919]

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−	''[[With Edged Tools]]'' is a 1919 film by [[Joseph Albrecht]].	+	''[[With Edged Tools]]'' is a 1919 silent film by [[Joseph Albrecht]].

	Based on the novel ''[[With Edged Tools]]'' by [[Henry Seton Merriman]], it was filmed in South Africa under the same title		Based on the novel ''[[With Edged Tools]]'' by [[Henry Seton Merriman]], it was filmed in South Africa under the same title