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They initially met in the Mutual Hall, but in 1868 when the Cape Town Institute and Club Limited opened their own new building in Burg Street, | They initially met in the Mutual Hall, but in 1868 when the Cape Town Institute and Club Limited opened their own new building in Burg Street, | ||
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| + | The [[Young Men’s Institute]] hosted a popular [[entertainments]] (mainly "Literary" and "Musical") in Cape Town from 1867 to 1870. | ||
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| − | + | During the heyday of the minstrelsy period (circa 1870), the club hosted an amateur dramatic society which was informally known as the [[Amateur Christy's]] or '''[[Young Men’s Institute Amateur Christy’s]]'''. They initially performed in the [[Mutual Hall]], but in 1868, when the [[Cape Town Institute and Club Limited]] opened their own new building in Burg Street, they used that as their normal venue. performed in the Institute's building in . | |
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Revision as of 05:53, 3 September 2018
The Young Men’s Institute was an organization founded in Cape Town in 18**.
Contents
The club and venue
They initially met in the Mutual Hall, but in 1868 when the Cape Town Institute and Club Limited opened their own new building in Burg Street,
Theatrical activities and entertainments
The Young Men’s Institute hosted a popular entertainments (mainly "Literary" and "Musical") in Cape Town from 1867 to 1870.
Young Men’s Institute Amateur Christy’s
During the heyday of the minstrelsy period (circa 1870), the club hosted an amateur dramatic society which was informally known as the Amateur Christy's or Young Men’s Institute Amateur Christy’s. They initially performed in the Mutual Hall, but in 1868, when the Cape Town Institute and Club Limited opened their own new building in Burg Street, they used that as their normal venue. performed in the Institute's building in .
Sources
P.J. du Toit, 1988[JH]
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