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| − | September 5, 1947: The [[Eastern Province and Border National Play Festival]] was held in East London at the ???. The winning play was the [[East London Technical College]]'s production of [[Borrowed Likeness]], produced by [[Mary Howe]] | + | September 5, 1947: The [[Eastern Province and Border National Play Festival]] was held in East London at the ???. The adjudicators were Mme. [[Tamara Samsonov]] and [[Alan Warner]]. [[The winning play was the [[East London Technical College]]'s production of [[Borrowed Likeness]], produced by [[Mary Howe]]. Starring [[George Howe]], [[Peggy Beamish]] and [[Tods Hatchard]]. |
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| + | [[Saturday Post]], September 6, 1947. | ||
Revision as of 09:05, 8 July 2021
September 5, 1947: The Eastern Province and Border National Play Festival was held in East London at the ???. The adjudicators were Mme. Tamara Samsonov and Alan Warner. [[The winning play was the East London Technical College's production of Borrowed Likeness, produced by Mary Howe. Starring George Howe, Peggy Beamish and Tods Hatchard.
Source
Saturday Post, September 6, 1947.
