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| − | ''Goodness Gracious, Anabelle'' (1916) is a play by American composer, lyricist and playwright Clare Kummer (1873-1958). In South Africa it was first staged at [[His Majesty's Theatre]] in Johannesburg, opening on 2 September 1918. In the cast were [[Marie Tempest]], Doris Gilham, [[Hilda Attenboro]], Joan Devine, Graham Browne, Clement May, Roger Barry, Ashton Jarry, [[Harcourt Collett]], [[Dick Cruikshanks]], [[T.M. Oliff]] and Herbert Millard. | + | ''Goodness Gracious, Anabelle'' (1916) is a play by American composer, lyricist and playwright Clare Kummer (1873-1958). In South Africa it was first staged at [[His Majesty's Theatre]] in Johannesburg, opening on 2 September 1918. In the cast were [[Marie Tempest]], Doris Gilham, [[Hilda Attenboro]], Joan Devine, Graham Browne, Clement May, Roger Barry, Ashton Jarry, [[Harcourt Collett]], [[Dick Cruikshanks]], [[T.M. Oliff]] and Herbert Millard. A |
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Goodness Gracious, Anabelle (1916) is a play by American composer, lyricist and playwright Clare Kummer (1873-1958). In South Africa it was first staged at His Majesty's Theatre in Johannesburg, opening on 2 September 1918. In the cast were Marie Tempest, Doris Gilham, Hilda Attenboro, Joan Devine, Graham Browne, Clement May, Roger Barry, Ashton Jarry, Harcourt Collett, Dick Cruikshanks, T.M. Oliff and Herbert Millard. A
Sources
Observer, Auckland, New Zealand, 11 January 1919
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clare_Kummer
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