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| − | (1907-1967) Afrikaans actor, comedian, singer and pianist. Born Frederick Louis Benjamin Burgers in Johannesburg, he worked for Crown Mines from 1928 till his retirement, ultimately becoming a mine surveyor. However he was nationally famous as an entertainer, notably as a partner to [[Al Debbo]], with whom he made more than 20 films 1946 and 1964, and did numerous stage shows. | + | (1907-1967) Afrikaans actor, comedian, singer and pianist. Born Frederick Louis Benjamin Burgers in Johannesburg, he worked for Crown Mines from 1928 till his retirement, ultimately becoming a mine surveyor. However he was nationally famous as an entertainer, notably as a partner to [[Al Debbo]], with whom he made more than 20 films 1946 and 1964, and did numerous stage shows. [[Hou die Blink Kant Bo]] |
Among his best known films were: | Among his best known films were: | ||
| − | ''[[ | + | ''[[Piet my niggie]]'', ("Piet my cousin", 1964) |
| − | + | ''[[En die vonke spat]]'', ("And the sparks fly",1961) | |
| − | ''[[ | + | ''[[Oupa en die plaasnooientjie]]'' ("Grandfather and the farm girl", 1960) |
| − | + | ''[[Piet se tante]]'' ("Piet's Aunt", ''Afrikaans'' version of ''[[Charley's Aunt]]'', 1959) | |
| − | ''[[ | + | ''[[Fratse in die vloot]]'' ("Pranks in the navy", 1958) |
| − | + | ''[[Dis lekker om te lewe]]'' ("It is wonderful to live", 1957) | |
| − | ''[[Fratse in die vloot]]'' ("Pranks in the navy" | + | ''[[Matieland]]'', (1955) |
| − | + | ''[[’n Plan is ’n boerdery]]'' (A plan is a farm", 1954) | |
| − | + | ''[[Altyd in my drome]]'' ("Always in my dreams", 1952) | |
| − | + | ''[[Alles sal regkom]]'' ("Everthing will turn out right", 1951) | |
| − | + | ''[[Hier’s ons weer]]'' ("Here we are again", 1950) | |
| − | + | ''[[Kom saam, vanaand]]'' ("Come along tonight", 1949) | |
| − | + | ''[[Die wildsboudjie]]'' ("The leg of venison", 1946) | |
| − | Dis | + | ''[[Die Skerpioen]]'' ("The Scorpion", 1946) |
| − | Matieland, 1955 | + | ''[[Hou die Blink Kant Bo]]'' |
| − | ’n Plan is ’n | ||
| − | Altyd in my drome ( | ||
| − | Alles sal regkom, 1951 | ||
| − | Hier’s ons weer, 1950 | ||
| − | Kom saam, vanaand, 1949 | ||
| − | Die wildsboudjie, 1946 | ||
| − | Die Skerpioen, 1946 | ||
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http://af.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederik_Burgers | http://af.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederik_Burgers | ||
| − | [[Wieke van Delen|Van Delen]] 1991. | + | [[Wieke van Delen|Van Delen]] 1991. |
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| + | [[Rapport]] Gauteng, 20 Julie 2000. | ||
Go to [[South African Theatre/Bibliography]] | Go to [[South African Theatre/Bibliography]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:01, 7 February 2023
(1907-1967) Afrikaans actor, comedian, singer and pianist. Born Frederick Louis Benjamin Burgers in Johannesburg, he worked for Crown Mines from 1928 till his retirement, ultimately becoming a mine surveyor. However he was nationally famous as an entertainer, notably as a partner to Al Debbo, with whom he made more than 20 films 1946 and 1964, and did numerous stage shows. Hou die Blink Kant Bo
Among his best known films were:
Piet my niggie, ("Piet my cousin", 1964) En die vonke spat, ("And the sparks fly",1961) Oupa en die plaasnooientjie ("Grandfather and the farm girl", 1960) Piet se tante ("Piet's Aunt", Afrikaans version of Charley's Aunt, 1959) Fratse in die vloot ("Pranks in the navy", 1958) Dis lekker om te lewe ("It is wonderful to live", 1957) Matieland, (1955) ’n Plan is ’n boerdery (A plan is a farm", 1954) Altyd in my drome ("Always in my dreams", 1952) Alles sal regkom ("Everthing will turn out right", 1951) Hier’s ons weer ("Here we are again", 1950) Kom saam, vanaand ("Come along tonight", 1949) Die wildsboudjie ("The leg of venison", 1946) Die Skerpioen ("The Scorpion", 1946) Hou die Blink Kant Bo
Sources
http://af.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederik_Burgers
Van Delen 1991.
Rapport Gauteng, 20 Julie 2000.
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