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| − | Translated and transported to a South African context by [[Stephen Black]] as ''[[The Flapper]]''. A direct translation of ''[[La Gamine]]'' by ****, The translation however was produced as"a new South African play" by a local author living "in Johannesburg".
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| − | Produced to contradicting reviews in 1911, with a furore erupting about the authorship.
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| − | 1917: The play was revived at the [[Standard Theatre]], Johannesburg, in February, with [[Stephen Black]] in the role of "Henry Fenton", supported by [[Cecil Kellaway]], [[Margaret van Hulsteyn]], [[Dolly Sinclair]], [[Erie Drew]], [[Mabel Morton]], [[Frikkie Paget]], [[Herbert Traynor]], [[Justus Gerard]] and [[Lilian Bell]].
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| − | ''[[Stage and Cinema]]'', 4(82):9.)
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