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| − | (b. **/**/1879 – d. **/**/****). Actress. The 1901 British Census describes Violet Dickens as a professional actress and she is probably the one who came to South Africa | + | (b. **/**/1879 – d. **/**/****). Actress. The 1901 British Census describes Violet Dickens as a professional actress and she is probably the one who came to South Africa, acting in four films for [[African Film Productions]], all in 1916: [[The Silver Wolf]] ([[Lorimer Johnston]]), [[A Kract Affair]] ([[B.F. Clinton]]), [[£20,000]] ([[B.F. Clinton]]) and [[De Voortrekkers]] ([[Harold M. Shaw]]). At the moment we have no other information about her. (FO) |
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(b. **/**/1879 – d. **/**/****). Actress. The 1901 British Census describes Violet Dickens as a professional actress and she is probably the one who came to South Africa, acting in four films for African Film Productions, all in 1916: The Silver Wolf (Lorimer Johnston), A Kract Affair (B.F. Clinton), £20,000 (B.F. Clinton) and De Voortrekkers (Harold M. Shaw). At the moment we have no other information about her. (FO)
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