The article pertains to an exchange programme between South African and European entertainers with two driving forces behind this exchange, Ray Miller in London and Mike Bourne in Johannesburg. This program allowed for top British artists to work in South Africa whilst performers such as Ashley Parker, Finch and Henson, Bibi Andrews as well as Derick Sandy performed in Britain. An advertisement for original double albums was also included.
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en
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