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1950: ''[[Die Skarlaken Vesel]]'' was presented by [[K.A.T.]] in June 1950, directed by [[Percy Scholtz]]. In July of that year, [[K.A.T.]] won the [[FATSA]] award with this play and ''[[By die Kuile]]''. | 1950: ''[[Die Skarlaken Vesel]]'' was presented by [[K.A.T.]] in June 1950, directed by [[Percy Scholtz]]. In July of that year, [[K.A.T.]] won the [[FATSA]] award with this play and ''[[By die Kuile]]''. | ||
| − | 1958: Performed by | + | 1958: Performed in English by [[The Grey Players]], |
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| + | Legend by Philip Johnson. Produced by Mr Thiel. Cast: Graham Snowball, Warren Snowball, Michael Chapman and David Kirby and by | ||
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Revision as of 09:12, 18 December 2020
Thread o' Scarlet is a 1923 play in one act by Scottish journalist and author John Joy Bell (7 June 1871 – 14 November 1934), known professionally as J.J. Bell [1].
Contents
The original text
Translations and adaptations
Translated into Afrikaans, entitled Die Skarlaken Vesel, by C. van der Merwe.
Performance history in South Africa
1950: Die Skarlaken Vesel was presented by K.A.T. in June 1950, directed by Percy Scholtz. In July of that year, K.A.T. won the FATSA award with this play and By die Kuile.
1958: Performed in English by The Grey Players,
Legend by Philip Johnson. Produced by Mr Thiel. Cast: Graham Snowball, Warren Snowball, Michael Chapman and David Kirby and by
Sources
Nel, 1972.
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