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''Are You a Mason?'' by * Dietrichstein. *  Translated into Afrikaans as ''[[Is Jy ‘n Bokryer?]]'' by [[Dirk Mostert]] and produced by [[André Huguenet]] in 194*. The play was greeted with enthusiasm in rural towns, but in the cities this comedy was boycotted due to Huguenet’s refusal to donate funds to the Governor-General's Fund for the war and he was marked as unpatriotic.
 
''Are You a Mason?'' by * Dietrichstein. *  Translated into Afrikaans as ''[[Is Jy ‘n Bokryer?]]'' by [[Dirk Mostert]] and produced by [[André Huguenet]] in 194*. The play was greeted with enthusiasm in rural towns, but in the cities this comedy was boycotted due to Huguenet’s refusal to donate funds to the Governor-General's Fund for the war and he was marked as unpatriotic.
  
 
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George Giddens, an actor from England, acted in '''Are you a Mason?''' at the [[Good Hope Theatre]] on 4 April 1904.
 
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Are You a Mason? by * Dietrichstein. * Translated into Afrikaans as Is Jy ‘n Bokryer? by Dirk Mostert and produced by André Huguenet in 194*. The play was greeted with enthusiasm in rural towns, but in the cities this comedy was boycotted due to Huguenet’s refusal to donate funds to the Governor-General's Fund for the war and he was marked as unpatriotic.

George Giddens, an actor from England, acted in Are you a Mason? at the Good Hope Theatre on 4 April 1904. Return to A in Plays 1 Original SA Plays

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