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| − | Also known as [[Attie Burger]](?*) (19*-19*) Actor for stage and radio, translator, journalist. ** *** As a member of the [[Unie-Debatsvereniging]] in Stellenbosch, he performed in ''[[Op die regte oomblik]]'' (1926), ''[[Koringboere]]'' (1926), **. As a member of ''[[Kaapstadse Afrikaanse Toneelvereniging]]'' (K.A.T.) in Cape Town, he performed in ''[[Rooibruin Blare]]'' ([[H.A.Fagan]], 1934), ''[[Ousus]]'' ([[H.A.Fagan]], 1935), ''[[Gebroke Drade]]'' ([[Jochem van Bruggen]], 1936), ''[[Die Heks]]'' ([[Louis Leipold]], 1936),**. He also translated plays into Afrikaans, i.a. A.J.A. Wilson's ''[[The Paper Knife]]'' (as ''[[Die Papiermes]]'', [[K.A.T.]], 1937), * | + | Also known as [[Attie Burger]](?*) (19*-19*) Actor and writer for stage and radio, translator, journalist. ** *** |
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| + | == Biography == | ||
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| + | Married to actress [[Anna Richter-Visser]], and the couple had four children. | ||
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| + | == Training == | ||
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| + | ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance== | ||
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| + | === Stage roles === | ||
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| + | As a member of the [[Unie-Debatsvereniging]] in Stellenbosch, he performed in ''[[Op die regte oomblik]]'' (1926), ''[[Koringboere]]'' (1926), **. As a member of ''[[Kaapstadse Afrikaanse Toneelvereniging]]'' (K.A.T.) in Cape Town, he performed in ''[[Rooibruin Blare]]'' ([[H.A.Fagan]], 1934), ''[[Ousus]]'' ([[H.A.Fagan]], 1935), ''[[Gebroke Drade]]'' ([[Jochem van Bruggen]], 1936), ''[[Die Heks]]'' ([[Louis Leipold]], 1936),**. He also translated plays into Afrikaans, i.a. A.J.A. Wilson's ''[[The Paper Knife]]'' (as ''[[Die Papiermes]]'', [[K.A.T.]], 1937), * | ||
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| + | === Radio work === | ||
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| + | He started out in radio setting up the first Cape Town broadcasting studio with director [[Douglas Fuchs]] in 1930s. | ||
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| + | Particularly well known in the country for writing and performing in the popular [[Afrikaans]] radio comedy series of the 1950s, including [[Kriekbult Roep]] ("Cricket hill calls") and ''[[Die Ridders van die Mielieblaarklub]]'' ("The Knights of the Mealie-leaf Club") (also simply referred to as ''[[Die Mielieblaarklub]]'') - the latter eventually ran for had more than 600 episodes (1950-79). | ||
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== Sources == | == Sources == | ||
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| + | http://152.111.11.6/argief/berigte/volksblad/1998/09/1/6/4.html | ||
Binge, 1969 | Binge, 1969 | ||
Revision as of 17:10, 5 July 2014
Also known as Attie Burger(?*) (19*-19*) Actor and writer for stage and radio, translator, journalist. ** ***
Contents
Biography
Married to actress Anna Richter-Visser, and the couple had four children.
Training
Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance
Stage roles
As a member of the Unie-Debatsvereniging in Stellenbosch, he performed in Op die regte oomblik (1926), Koringboere (1926), **. As a member of Kaapstadse Afrikaanse Toneelvereniging (K.A.T.) in Cape Town, he performed in Rooibruin Blare (H.A.Fagan, 1934), Ousus (H.A.Fagan, 1935), Gebroke Drade (Jochem van Bruggen, 1936), Die Heks (Louis Leipold, 1936),**. He also translated plays into Afrikaans, i.a. A.J.A. Wilson's The Paper Knife (as Die Papiermes, K.A.T., 1937), *
Radio work
He started out in radio setting up the first Cape Town broadcasting studio with director Douglas Fuchs in 1930s.
Particularly well known in the country for writing and performing in the popular Afrikaans radio comedy series of the 1950s, including Kriekbult Roep ("Cricket hill calls") and Die Ridders van die Mielieblaarklub ("The Knights of the Mealie-leaf Club") (also simply referred to as Die Mielieblaarklub) - the latter eventually ran for had more than 600 episodes (1950-79).
Sources
http://152.111.11.6/argief/berigte/volksblad/1998/09/1/6/4.html
Binge, 1969
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