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| − | (16**-17**) Called "the first show-businessman of the Cape" by [[Jill Fletcher]] (1994, p.14), this Dutch Governor (1707-1711) actively encouraged entertainments in the growing colony, himself providing puppet shows, dog and bull fights and fireworks displays. | + | [[Louis van Assenburgh] (16**-17**). Dutch Gorverner. |
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| + | Called "the first show-businessman of the Cape" by [[Jill Fletcher]] (1994, p.14), this Dutch Governor (1707-1711) actively encouraged entertainments in the growing colony, himself providing puppet shows, dog and bull fights and fireworks displays. | ||
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| + | == Sources == | ||
| + | [[ESAT Bibliography Fla-Fly|Fletcher]] 1994. | ||
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Revision as of 12:11, 17 May 2021
[[Louis van Assenburgh] (16**-17**). Dutch Gorverner.
Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance
Called "the first show-businessman of the Cape" by Jill Fletcher (1994, p.14), this Dutch Governor (1707-1711) actively encouraged entertainments in the growing colony, himself providing puppet shows, dog and bull fights and fireworks displays.
Sources
Fletcher 1994.
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