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• Caryn Davidoff
  '''Caryn Davidoff'''. (19**-) Actress. ...this year. Recent film work includes two short independent films ''Flutter Girl'' directed by [[Jose Vas]] and ''I'll see you just now'' directed by [[John
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• Diane Wilson
  [[Diane Wilson]] (1941- ) is a stage, film, radio and TV actress and director. ...idsummer Night's Dream]]''. First discovered by [[Adam Leslie]] as a child actress and started her professional career in 1957, playing the Cockney waitress i
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• Moira Winslow
  ...'' (b. Broughty Ferry, Dundee, 29/12/1931 - d. England, 05/03/2015) was an actress, drama teacher and road safety activist. English-born actress Moira Christian Gray married South African cricketer Paul Winslow when, in
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• Joan du Toit
  '''Joan du Toit''' (1906-1978) was an actress. ...iam Matthews) as the Boer prisoner-of-war in Ceylon who thinks back to his girl back home. In ''[[Moedertjie]]'' she plays [[Pierre de Wet]]'s ex-girlfrien
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• Violet Woolls-Sampson
  '''Violet Woolls-Sampson''' (b. 19/08/1908- d. **/**/****) was an actress. ...e Country Club. Violet was given the role of Flossie Mackenzie, the young girl who is abducted in the first film version of [[H. Rider Haggard]]’s ''[[A
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• Vivien Talleur
  ...en Talleur''' (1881-1954) was a dancer, ballet mistress, choreographer and actress. ...]. When, in 1904, George Edwardes and Charles Frohman took ''[[The School Girl]]'' to New York, both she and Andrews featured in the cast. In 1905 they w
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• Martha Rowson
  ...''' (b. Aston, Warwickshire, 09/04/1899 – d. Cape Town, 20/07/1987) was an actress. ...]'' (1915) and ''[[The New Shylock]]'' (1915). Finally, as the kidnapped girl in Harriet Ford’s ''[[The Dummy]]'' (1917) (for the visiting [[American D
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• Gabrielle Lomberg
  ...lle Lomberg''' (b. Pretoria, 28/11/1959 – d. Cape Town, 23/04/2007) was an actress and cabaret artist. Also credited as Gaby Lomberg and occasionally as Gabi Gabrielle (Gaby) Julia Ann Lomberg was born in Pretoria to actress [[Valda Adams]] and her diplomat husband, [[Malcolm Lomberg]]. Because of
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• June Hern
  [[June Hern]] (19*-). South African actress, Spanish dance teacher, singer. June met [[Jack Kruger]] as a young girl. They were married in 1959 and left six months later on a visit to Europe.
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• Annabel Linder
  [[Annabel Linder]] (19**-). Actress, comedienne and singer. Annabel was born in Durban and educated at Durban Girl's College and Natal University obtaining her Teacher's diploma in Speech an
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• Petrina Fry
  ...trina Fry''' (b. 16/09/1915 - d. Randburg, 05/03/2002) was an English-born actress and director. ...9). Also directed some plays, including [[Terence Frisby]]’s ''[[There's a Girl in My Soup]]'' (1967) and ''[[Roar Like a Dove]]'' (1969). Together with [[
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• Tessa Laubscher
  Tessa Laubscher (b. 18/05/1934) was an actress and model who became a jewellery designer and silversmith. ...atanskoraal]]'' (1959), directed by [[Elmo de Witt]], in which she was the girl who is sent to distract the hero.
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• Marda Vanne
  (1896-1970) Stage name for [[Margaretha van Hulsteyn]]. Actress and director. Nicknamed "Scrappy". ...North"), some years before he entered politics. In 1918, after a period as actress in South Africa, she left South Africa to study acting with [[Elsie Foger
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• Alice Krige
  [[Alice Krige]] (1954-) Internationally renowned stage and film actress. ...ca school for standard five. The following year she entered the Collegiate Girl's School.
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• Doreen Mazibuko
  [[Doreen Mazibuko]] (born 1965). Actress, playwright, director. Doreen played the role of the young girl in [[Darryl Roodt]]'s 1986 film ''[[A Place for Weeping]]''.
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• Zimkitha Kumbaca
  [[Zimkitha Kumbaca]] (1988-) is an actress, singer, composer and scriptwriter. In 2015 she was given her first starring role as "Nontle Sanqu", a Xhosa girl who falls in love with a Sotho boy, in the [[E.tv]] drama series ''[[Matati
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• ESAT Plays 2 G
  [[The Girl in the Train|Girl in the Train, The]] (Sardou/Léon) [[The Girl Who Took the Wrong Turning|Girl Who Took the Wrong Turning, The]] (Melville)
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• Lydia Theron
  [[Lydia Theron]] (1942-) is an actress, drama teacher and tour organiser for the South African Department of Infor For a brief period (1966 to 1968) she then worked as an actress, ''inter alia'' for [[Pieter Fourie]] and [[Johan Bernard]], and taught dr
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• Marilyn Patterson
  '''Marilyn Patterson''' (b. 1935) was an actress. ...l for sleeping with a much older man in the controversial play ''[[Pick-up Girl]]'' (1952), with [[Colin Stamp]] as the judge.
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• Vicki Vosloo
  [[Vicki Vosloo]] (1939-) is an actress. ...Sleeman Kom]]'', ''[[Der Zerbrochene Krug|Die Gebreekte Kruik]]'' (as the girl in the case, 1963).
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