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| − | C. Utting was a South African playwright. | + | [[C. Utting]] was a South African playwright. |
Wrote a historical play ''[[Governor van Noot]]'' (1866) also know as ''[[Things as They Were]]''. This led to a skit by [[B. Mollan]] called ''[[Governor van Brute]]'', also known as ''[[Things as They Could Have Been]]''. In 1867 he wrote ''[[Municipal Muddles]]'', also known as ''[[Love in the Dark]]''. ** | Wrote a historical play ''[[Governor van Noot]]'' (1866) also know as ''[[Things as They Were]]''. This led to a skit by [[B. Mollan]] called ''[[Governor van Brute]]'', also known as ''[[Things as They Could Have Been]]''. In 1867 he wrote ''[[Municipal Muddles]]'', also known as ''[[Love in the Dark]]''. ** | ||
Revision as of 06:26, 26 February 2020
C. Utting was a South African playwright.
Wrote a historical play Governor van Noot (1866) also know as Things as They Were. This led to a skit by B. Mollan called Governor van Brute, also known as Things as They Could Have Been. In 1867 he wrote Municipal Muddles, also known as Love in the Dark. **
Sources
See Fletcher, 1994;
Du Toit, 1988 [TH, JH]
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