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| − | ''The Wind of Heaven'' (1945), by Emlyn Williams. The theme of the play is the revelation in a small Welsh village, during the 1850’s, of the Christ returned to earth in the habit of a village lad. Presented at the Pretoria [[Opera House]] | + | ''The Wind of Heaven'' (1945), by Emlyn Williams. The theme of the play is the revelation in a small Welsh village, during the 1850’s, of the Christ returned to earth in the habit of a village lad. Presented at the Pretoria [[Opera House]], the [[Standard Theatre]] in Johannesburg and Cape Town's [[Alhambra Theatre]] by the [[Gwen ffrangçon-Davies / Marda Vanne Company]], 1946, starring [[Tom MacDonald]], [[Gwen ffrangçon-Davies]], [[Sidney James]], [[Wensley Pithey]], [[Zoë Randall]], [[Mary Holder|Mary Holden]], [[Rolf Lefebvre]], [[Marda Vanne]]. Set by [[African Theatres]]. |
== Sources == | == Sources == | ||
| − | ''South African Opinion'', 3(3):22; ''Trek'', 10(20):18, 1946. | + | ''South African Opinion'', 3(3):22; ''Trek'', 10(20):18, 11(3):18, 1946. |
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The Wind of Heaven (1945), by Emlyn Williams. The theme of the play is the revelation in a small Welsh village, during the 1850’s, of the Christ returned to earth in the habit of a village lad. Presented at the Pretoria Opera House, the Standard Theatre in Johannesburg and Cape Town's Alhambra Theatre by the Gwen ffrangçon-Davies / Marda Vanne Company, 1946, starring Tom MacDonald, Gwen ffrangçon-Davies, Sidney James, Wensley Pithey, Zoë Randall, Mary Holden, Rolf Lefebvre, Marda Vanne. Set by African Theatres.
Sources
South African Opinion, 3(3):22; Trek, 10(20):18, 11(3):18, 1946.
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