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| − | (19*-) Businessman, writer, set designer. ***Married to actress and director [[Minna Millsten]]. As a designer, he did the sets of Millsten’s production of | + | (19*-) Businessman, writer, set designer. ***Married to actress and director [[Minna Millsten]]. As a designer, he did the sets of Millsten’s production of Gordon Daviot’s ''[[Richard of Bordeaux]]'' ([[Children's Theatre]], 1951). He only wrote one play, but ''[[Try for White]]'', produced in 1959 by [[Leonard Schach]]’s [[Cockpit Players]], became a sensation. Left South Africa in 19** to live and work for Lever Brothers in England. |
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Revision as of 08:15, 30 January 2016
(19*-) Businessman, writer, set designer. ***Married to actress and director Minna Millsten. As a designer, he did the sets of Millsten’s production of Gordon Daviot’s Richard of Bordeaux (Children's Theatre, 1951). He only wrote one play, but Try for White, produced in 1959 by Leonard Schach’s Cockpit Players, became a sensation. Left South Africa in 19** to live and work for Lever Brothers in England.
He wrote the one-act play Divine Sarah.
Sources
Tucker, 1997
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