Difference between revisions of "John Watterson"

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John Watterson(19**-) was a teacher and amateur actor. *

Ludwig Binge also writes his name as John Waterson.

Born in Britain, he came to Krugersdorp in the 1920s. * A member of the Krugersdorp Dramatic and Operatic Club and later the Krugersdorp Municipal Dramatic and Operatic Society. Acted in plays such as A Mystery (1929), * Also had an ideal to learn enough Afrikaans to be able to act in it. He eventually did so in Die Stoplap (1932). A friend of P.P.B. Breytenbach, Watterson's strong cultural and intellectual background had an important influence on the future cultural leader.

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+[[John Watterson]](19**-) was a teacher and amateur actor. *
-(19*-) Teacher and amateur actor. *Born in Britain, he came to Krugersdorp in the 1920s. * A member of the [[Krugersdorp Dramatic and Operatic Club]] and later the [[Krugersdorp Municipal Dramatic and Operatic Society]]. Acted in plays such as ''[[A Mystery]]'' (1929), * Also had an ideal to learn enough Afrikaans to be able to act in it. He eventually did so in ''[[Die Stoplap]]'' (1932).  A friend of [[P.P.B. Breytenbach]], Watterson's strong cultural and intellectual background had an important influence on the future cultural leader.
+[[Ludwig Binge]] also writes his name as [[John Waterson]].
+Born in Britain, he came to Krugersdorp in the 1920s. * A member of the [[Krugersdorp Dramatic and Operatic Club]] and later the [[Krugersdorp Municipal Dramatic and Operatic Society]]. Acted in plays such as ''[[A Mystery]]'' (1929), * Also had an ideal to learn enough Afrikaans to be able to act in it. He eventually did so in ''[[Die Stoplap]]'' (1932).  A friend of [[P.P.B. Breytenbach]], Watterson's strong cultural and intellectual background had an important influence on the future cultural leader.
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