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Revision as of 06:00, 28 February 2020
Jannie is the diminutive form of the Afrikaans and Dutch first name "Jan" ("Ian" in English) and can refer to the first name of a person (e.g. a pseudonym) or to the title of a play or film.
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Names of personalities
Jannie, a playwright
Jannie is the pseudonym used by the author of a play published in the first issue of the influential Afrikaans cultural journal De Goede Hoop in 1903.
This is probably the later, Afrikaans, version of Janni, a pen name J.H.H. de Waal often used when publishing his plays. De Waal was the founding publisher of De Goede Hoop.
Titles of plays
The name Jannie occurs as (part of) the title for a number of plays, and in one case it is the full title of a play.
Jannie by C. Louis Leipoldt (1880-1947)
The original play
An Afrikaans one-act play, originally published in the literary journal Helikon, 1(3):cover A-28. Feb 1952 and in Nuwe Eenbedrywe by Van Schaik and in Die Rooi Duiwel se As by Voortrekkerpers.
Performances
1953: Performed by K.A.T., directed by C. van der Merwe, in May .
Sources
Nel, F.J. 1972, p. 153.
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