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Africa – A Revel Pageant was a non-official pageant “depicting the march of progress of the Bantu”, in which the “New African” began to come to the fore. Performed in a community hall in Western Native Township, Johannesburg in 1940.

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-A non-official pageant “depicting the march of progress of the Bantu”, in which the “New African” began to come to the fore. Performed in a community hall in Western Native Township, Johannesburg in 1940. (Kruger, 24) (See Pageants and Celebrations in section 7).**
+''[[Africa – A Revel Pageant]]'' was a non-official [[pageant]] “depicting the march of progress of the [[Bantu]]”, in which the “[[New African]]” began to come to the fore. Performed in a community hall in [[Western Native Township]], Johannesburg in 1940.
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+== Sources ==
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+[[Loren Kruger]], 1999 p. 24
+Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]
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+Return to [[PLAYS IV: Pageants and public performances]]
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