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| − | (Lit meaning "My girlfriend's name is Sarie Backvelder") by [[AV]]. A version of the sketch ''[['n Saak het twé kante]]'' ("A case has two sides") written by [[A.G. Visser]] under the pseudonym [[AV]], while a student at the [[Hugenote Gedenkschool]] in Paarl. (c.a. late 1890s). | + | (Lit meaning "My girlfriend's name is Sarie Backvelder") by [[AV]]. A version of the sketch ''[['n Saak het twé kante|Saak het twé kante, 'n of Samenspraak tussen Jan Aangeneem en Klaas Afgesê, o'er Sarie Takhaar]]'' ("A case has two sides") written by [[A.G. Visser]] under the pseudonym [[AV]], while a student at the [[Hugenote Gedenkschool]] in Paarl. (c.a. late 1890s). |
It was performed under the current title by the [[Christelike Jongeliedenvereniging|C.J.V Warmwater]] in 1907 in Paarl. | It was performed under the current title by the [[Christelike Jongeliedenvereniging|C.J.V Warmwater]] in 1907 in Paarl. | ||
Revision as of 18:39, 1 August 2013
(Lit meaning "My girlfriend's name is Sarie Backvelder") by AV. A version of the sketch Saak het twé kante, 'n of Samenspraak tussen Jan Aangeneem en Klaas Afgesê, o'er Sarie Takhaar ("A case has two sides") written by A.G. Visser under the pseudonym AV, while a student at the Hugenote Gedenkschool in Paarl. (c.a. late 1890s).
It was performed under the current title by the C.J.V Warmwater in 1907 in Paarl.
Sources
Bosman, 1928:
Binge, 1969.
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