Music and emancipation: The social role of black jazz and vaudeville in south africa between the 1920s and the early 1940s

Journal of Southern African Studies

Volumn 17, Issue 1, 1991, Pages 129-152

  Ballantine, Christopher ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF KWAZULU NATAL   (South Africa)

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EID: 84933485319     PISSN: 03057070     EISSN: 14653893     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1080/03057079108708269     Document Type: Article

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1. African Music: Where is it?’ Ilanga Lase Natal, 10 February, 1933.
2. Bantu World, 2 February, 1935.
3. Bantu World, 7 May, 1932.
4. Umteteli wa Bantu, 14 March, 1936.
5. Umteteli wa Bantu, 17 April, 1937, and 10 April, 1937.
6. Author's interview: Peter Rezant, Riverlea, 23 June, 1985.
7. Bantu World, 6 December, 1941.
8. Umteteli wa Bantu, 14 June, 1941.
9. Umteteli wa Bantu, 22 November, 1941.
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11. Imvo Zabantsundu, 4 February, 1930.
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13. Llanga Lase Natal, 2 June, 1933.
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15. Article by Wilfred Sentso, Umteteli wa Bantu, 18 January, 1941.
16. Bantu World, 15 November, 1941.
17. Bantu World, 21 May, 1932.
18. Bantu World, 18 January, 1936; Bantu World, 17 April, 1937; Bantu World, 9 June, 1934.
19. Bantu World, 30 October, 1937.
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21. Bantu World, 26 April, 1941.
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23. Bantu World, 5 June, 1937.
24. Bantu World, 25 January, 1936.
25. Bantu World, 15 February, 1936.
26. Bantu World, 6 February, 1937.
27. Bantu World, 30 May, 1936.
28. V. Erlmann, ‘Singing Brings Joy To The Distressed’, paper given at the History Workshop, University of the Witwatersrand, 1-14 February, 1987, p. 23; ICU handbills (‘Isaziso’), Forman Papers, University of Cape Town Library, BC 581 (B22.7 to B22.11); Bantu World, 16, January, 1937.
29. H. Bradford, ‘“A Taste of Freedom”: Capitalist Development and Response to the ICU in the Transvaal Countryside’, in B. Bozzoli (ed), Town and Countryside, p. 135.
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31. See Ilanga Lase Natal, 26 December, 1930; Champion's letter is in the University of Cape Town Library, BC 581 (A 1.32).
32. See for instance the Minutes of the Executive Committee of the Bantu Men's Social Centre, Johannesburg, held on 10 November, 1938 (South African Institute of Race Relations Records, Library of the Church of the Province of South Africa, University of the Witwatersrand, AD843.B73.1; and Bantu World, 29 January, 1938.
33. See for instance the The South African Worker, 23 July, 1926, and 24 September, 1926.
34. Bantu World, 31 August, 1940.
35. Bantu World, 20 July, 1940.
36. Bantu World, 21 November, 1942.
37. Bantu World, 5 June, 1943. See also Bantu World, 14 August, 1943; and Umteteli wa Bantu, 5 June, 1943, 19 June, 1943, 4 December, 1943, and 1 January, 1944.
38. Bantu World, 29 September, 1934.
39. Bantu World, 30 November, 1935.
40. Bantu World, 13 June, 1936.
41. I. Edwards, ‘Umkhumbane Our Home. African Shantytown Society in Cato Manor Farm, 1946-1960’, PhD thesis, University of Natal, 1989, p. 41.