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| − | LAITE, Harold J. (19**-) Playwright and Journalist(?*). A member of [[W. Arthur Sewell|W.A. Sewell]]'s [[Garrick Club]] in Cape Town. Author of the one-act plays in English, including ''[[Check-Mate]]'', ''[[The Fourth Estate]]'', ''[[The Judgement of Cornelis Pienaar]]'', ''[[The Master Gamester]]'', ''[[Playthings]]'', ''[[Postage Stamps]]'' and ''[[Pro-Consul]]''. All published in ''Seven One-Act Plays'' (Cape Town: Citadel Press, 1956). In 1961 [[NTO]] produced his play ''[[The King of Diamonds]]''. | + | LAITE, Harold J. (19**-) Playwright and Journalist(?*). A member of [[W. Arthur Sewell|W.A. Sewell]]'s [[Garrick Club]] in Cape Town. He wrote the play ''[[By Order of the Governor]]'' in 1947. Author of the one-act plays in English, including ''[[Check-Mate]]'', ''[[The Fourth Estate]]'', ''[[The Judgement of Cornelis Pienaar]]'', ''[[The Master Gamester]]'', ''[[Playthings]]'', ''[[Postage Stamps]]'' and ''[[Pro-Consul]]''. All published in ''Seven One-Act Plays'' (Cape Town: Citadel Press, 1956). In 1961 [[NTO]] produced his play ''[[The King of Diamonds]]''. |
Revision as of 10:42, 8 September 2014
LAITE, Harold J. (19**-) Playwright and Journalist(?*). A member of W.A. Sewell's Garrick Club in Cape Town. He wrote the play By Order of the Governor in 1947. Author of the one-act plays in English, including Check-Mate, The Fourth Estate, The Judgement of Cornelis Pienaar, The Master Gamester, Playthings, Postage Stamps and Pro-Consul. All published in Seven One-Act Plays (Cape Town: Citadel Press, 1956). In 1961 NTO produced his play The King of Diamonds.
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