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| − | (19**-19**) Comedian and stage, radio and film actor. Brother of [[M.P. Olivier Burgers]]. Best known for his partnership- with [[Al Debbo]] initially in stage shows and skits, later in a series of comic films. | + | '''Frederik Burgers''' (19**-19**) Comedian and stage, radio and film actor. |
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| + | Brother of [[M.P. Olivier Burgers]]. | ||
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| + | Best known for his partnership- with [[Al Debbo]] initially in stage shows and skits, later in a series of comic films. | ||
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| + | Films include ''Kom Saam, Vanaand'' (1949), ''Hier's Ons Weer'' (1950), ''Altyd In My Drome'' (1952), ''Piet Se Tante'' (1959). | ||
Revision as of 18:27, 15 April 2017
Frederik Burgers (19**-19**) Comedian and stage, radio and film actor.
Brother of M.P. Olivier Burgers.
Best known for his partnership- with Al Debbo initially in stage shows and skits, later in a series of comic films.
Films include Kom Saam, Vanaand (1949), Hier's Ons Weer (1950), Altyd In My Drome (1952), Piet Se Tante (1959).
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