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| + | =''[[The King of Diamonds]]'' by [[Harold J. Laite]] (1953)= | ||
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| + | == The original play == | ||
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| + | Written as a three-act play by [[Harold J. Laite]], dealing with Cecil John Rhodes (1853-1902) [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cecil_Rhodes] and [[Barney Barnato]] (1851-1897) [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barney_Barnato]. It was published by [[Pioneer Books]] in Cape Town in the 1956. | ||
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| + | == South African performances == | ||
| + | 1953: First presented at the [[Labia Theatre]], Cape Town, 1953. | ||
== Sources == | == Sources == | ||
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| + | Text of ''[[The King of Diamonds]]'', University of Stellenbosch Library Catalogue. | ||
| − | + | =''[[The King of Diamonds]]'' - the musical by by [[Bob O'Keefe]], music by [[Edgar Adeler]]= | |
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| + | ''[[The King of Diamonds]]'' is a musical play with [[Barney Barnato]] (1851-1897) [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barney_Barnato] as central figure and hero, with a book by [[Bob O'Keefe]], music by [[Edgar Adeler]]. | ||
Produced by [[NTO]] in 1961. Directed by [[Robert Langford]]. Cast included [[Roscoe Behrmann]]; [[Virginia Lee]]; [[Joe Stewardson]]; [[Viviene Adley]]; [[Jimmy Asser]]; [[Patrick Mynhardt]]; [[Hugo Warren]]; [[Bella Mariani]]; [[Elizabeth Evans]]; [[Tiny Walker]]; [[Jo-Ann Pezarro]]; [[Gabriel Bayman]]; [[Sheila Forbes]]; [[Diana Shahn]]; [[Patsi Kahn]]; [[Ronald Bloch]]; [[Alan Cean]]; [[George Jackson]]; [[Hugh Claven]]; [[Ivo Pellegrini]]; [[Casper Dyason]]. Musical director: [[Bill Walker]]. Choreography: [[Richard Daneel]]. | Produced by [[NTO]] in 1961. Directed by [[Robert Langford]]. Cast included [[Roscoe Behrmann]]; [[Virginia Lee]]; [[Joe Stewardson]]; [[Viviene Adley]]; [[Jimmy Asser]]; [[Patrick Mynhardt]]; [[Hugo Warren]]; [[Bella Mariani]]; [[Elizabeth Evans]]; [[Tiny Walker]]; [[Jo-Ann Pezarro]]; [[Gabriel Bayman]]; [[Sheila Forbes]]; [[Diana Shahn]]; [[Patsi Kahn]]; [[Ronald Bloch]]; [[Alan Cean]]; [[George Jackson]]; [[Hugh Claven]]; [[Ivo Pellegrini]]; [[Casper Dyason]]. Musical director: [[Bill Walker]]. Choreography: [[Richard Daneel]]. | ||
== Sources == | == Sources == | ||
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| + | ''[[King of Diamonds]]'' theatre programme, [[NTO]], 1961. | ||
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| + | Go to the [[ESAT Bibliography]] | ||
| + | =Return to= | ||
Return to [[ESAT Plays 1 K|K]] | Return to [[ESAT Plays 1 K|K]] | ||
Revision as of 05:57, 31 March 2016
There are two plays by this name
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The King of Diamonds by Harold J. Laite (1953)
The original play
Written as a three-act play by Harold J. Laite, dealing with Cecil John Rhodes (1853-1902) [1] and Barney Barnato (1851-1897) [2]. It was published by Pioneer Books in Cape Town in the 1956.
South African performances
1953: First presented at the Labia Theatre, Cape Town, 1953.
Sources
Text of The King of Diamonds, University of Stellenbosch Library Catalogue.
The King of Diamonds - the musical by by Bob O'Keefe, music by Edgar Adeler
The King of Diamonds is a musical play with Barney Barnato (1851-1897) [3] as central figure and hero, with a book by Bob O'Keefe, music by Edgar Adeler.
Produced by NTO in 1961. Directed by Robert Langford. Cast included Roscoe Behrmann; Virginia Lee; Joe Stewardson; Viviene Adley; Jimmy Asser; Patrick Mynhardt; Hugo Warren; Bella Mariani; Elizabeth Evans; Tiny Walker; Jo-Ann Pezarro; Gabriel Bayman; Sheila Forbes; Diana Shahn; Patsi Kahn; Ronald Bloch; Alan Cean; George Jackson; Hugh Claven; Ivo Pellegrini; Casper Dyason. Musical director: Bill Walker. Choreography: Richard Daneel.
Sources
King of Diamonds theatre programme, NTO, 1961.
Go to the ESAT Bibliography
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