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Revision as of 15:44, 3 November 2016
Anton de Waal (19*-19*) South African songwriter, actor and playwright
(Apparently also known as A. de Waal, A. De Weel, A.De Waal, Anto DeWaal, Anton de Waal, Anton De Wall, Anton DeWaal, Antoon Dewaal, de Waal, De Waal, De Wall, Dewaal, Waal, depending on the source)
Born George Charles Gunn in 1914, but used the names Anton de Waal as nom de plume. Died December 21st, 1974.
He often collaborated with musician/composer Nico Carstens, producing some of Carsten's best known works. They also collaborated on two musicals,
He worked as composer and co-author on a number of musicals, Sarie van Mooifontein, and Jannewariebaai (both co-created with Gilbert Gibson).
He donated an annual trophy for the best male actor on the Johannesburg and Pretoria stage (administered as part of the DALRO Awards).
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