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'''THIS IS MERELY A PRELIMINARY NOTE - THE ENTRY STILL TO BE WRITTEN. See [[Wheeler Theatre Company]]''' | '''THIS IS MERELY A PRELIMINARY NOTE - THE ENTRY STILL TO BE WRITTEN. See [[Wheeler Theatre Company]]''' | ||
| − | According to [[D.C. Boonzaier]] (1923), he was a superb improvisational comedian, stating that "(F)ew who witnessed their farewell performance of ''[[The Girls of Gottenburg]]'' in the [[Opera House]] stage of Cape Town ever forgot the scene where the entire company, joining in on the hilarity of the audience, abandoned all pretense at acting and abandoned themselves to the mirth he | + | According to [[D.C. Boonzaier]] (1923), he was a superb improvisational comedian, stating that "(F)ew who witnessed their farewell performance of ''[[The Girls of Gottenburg]]'' in the [[Opera House]] stage of Cape Town ever forgot the scene where the entire company, joining in on the hilarity of the audience, abandoned all pretense at acting and abandoned themselves to the mirth he {[[Frank Wheeler]]} had introduced 'outside the lines' ". |
Revision as of 15:22, 24 August 2021
Frank Wheeler was a comedian of the highest rank, with a penchant for "gagging" that often left his company helpless with laughter.
THIS IS MERELY A PRELIMINARY NOTE - THE ENTRY STILL TO BE WRITTEN. See Wheeler Theatre Company
According to D.C. Boonzaier (1923), he was a superb improvisational comedian, stating that "(F)ew who witnessed their farewell performance of The Girls of Gottenburg in the Opera House stage of Cape Town ever forgot the scene where the entire company, joining in on the hilarity of the audience, abandoned all pretense at acting and abandoned themselves to the mirth he {Frank Wheeler} had introduced 'outside the lines' ".
