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''Mrs Warren's Profession'' by George Bernard Shaw. A play about **. First performed in South Africa by ** in 19**. | ''Mrs Warren's Profession'' by George Bernard Shaw. A play about **. First performed in South Africa by ** in 19**. | ||
| − | Produced at Cape Town's [[Little Theatre]] in 1943 by [[Rosalie van der Gucht]] starring [[Minna Millsten]], [[Mary Dean]], [[Basil Warner]], [[Jack Stubbs]], [[Frank Spears]], [[Clifford Wootton]]. Sets by [[Cecil | + | Produced at Cape Town's [[Little Theatre]] in 1943 by [[Rosalie van der Gucht]] starring [[Minna Millsten]], [[Mary Dean]], [[Basil Warner]], [[Jack Stubbs]], [[Frank Spears]], [[Clifford Wootton]]. Sets by [[Cecil Pym]]. |
Translated into Afrikaans and produced under the title ''[[Die Verliefde Indringer]]'' (approx. = "The Amorous Intruder") and later as ''[[Die Oorwinnaar]]'' (= "The Conqueror") by [[Paul de Groot]], with **. | Translated into Afrikaans and produced under the title ''[[Die Verliefde Indringer]]'' (approx. = "The Amorous Intruder") and later as ''[[Die Oorwinnaar]]'' (= "The Conqueror") by [[Paul de Groot]], with **. | ||
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Mrs Warren's Profession by George Bernard Shaw. A play about **. First performed in South Africa by ** in 19**.
Produced at Cape Town's Little Theatre in 1943 by Rosalie van der Gucht starring Minna Millsten, Mary Dean, Basil Warner, Jack Stubbs, Frank Spears, Clifford Wootton. Sets by Cecil Pym.
Translated into Afrikaans and produced under the title Die Verliefde Indringer (approx. = "The Amorous Intruder") and later as Die Oorwinnaar (= "The Conqueror") by Paul de Groot, with **.
Sources
Trek, 8(9):18, 1943.
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