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−	~~''[[Brown and the Brahmins, or Captain Pop and The Princess Pretty-eyes!]]'' is an "oriental [[burlesque]]" by Robert Reece~~
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−	~~Published in London by T.H. Lacy, 1869.~~
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−	1875: Billed as "An Ashantee Dance and Chorus" and presented by "a band of coloured boys picked from the the streets of Cape Town" led by [[Mr Elton]] and presented under the auspices of [[Disney Roebuck]] on 24 July. The novelty of seeing coloured folk on the stage for the first time combined with their "extrvagant contortions of body and limb and grotesque action" apparently set audiences in a furore, though the idea was well received by ''[[The Argus]]'' on July 27. It was done as afterpiece to ''[[Leah, or The Jewish Maiden]]'' (Mosenthal?).
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−	~~1875: Presented again under the auspices of [[Disney Roebuck]] on 26 July, with ''[[Lady Audley's Secret]]'',~~
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−	~~1875: Repeated on 28 July, with~~
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−	[[An Ashantee Dance and Chorus]] presented by "a band of coloured boys picked from the the streets of Cape Town" ~~under the leadership of~~ [[Mr Elton]], under the auspices of [[Disney Roebuck]] in July ~~1875~~. The novelty of seeing coloured folk on the stage for the first time combined with their "extrvagant contortions of body and limb and grotesque action" apparently set audiences in a furore, though the idea was well received by ''The Argus'' on July 27.	+
		+	''[[Brown and the Brahmins, or Captain Pop and The Princess Pretty-eyes!]]'' is an "oriental [[burlesque]]" by Robert Reece
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		+	Published in London by T.H. Lacy, 1869.
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		+	1875: Billed as "An Ashantee Dance and Chorus" and presented by "a band of coloured boys picked from the the streets of Cape Town" led by [[Mr Elton]] and presented under the auspices of [[Disney Roebuck]] on 24 July. The novelty of seeing coloured folk on the stage for the first time combined with their "extrvagant contortions of body and limb and grotesque action" apparently set audiences in a furore, though the idea was well received by ''[[The Argus]]'' on July 27. It was done as afterpiece to ''[[Leah, or The Jewish Maiden]]'' (Mosenthal?).
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		+	1875: Presented again under the auspices of [[Disney Roebuck]] on 26 July, with ''[[Lady Audley's Secret]]'',
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		+	1875: Repeated on 28 July, with

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	[[An Ashantee Dance and Chorus]] presented by "a band of coloured boys picked from the the streets of Cape Town" under the leadership of [[Mr Elton]], under the auspices of [[Disney Roebuck]] in July 1875. The novelty of seeing coloured folk on the stage for the first time combined with their "extrvagant contortions of body and limb and grotesque action" apparently set audiences in a furore, though the idea was well received by ''The Argus'' on July 27.		[[An Ashantee Dance and Chorus]] presented by "a band of coloured boys picked from the the streets of Cape Town" under the leadership of [[Mr Elton]], under the auspices of [[Disney Roebuck]] in July 1875. The novelty of seeing coloured folk on the stage for the first time combined with their "extrvagant contortions of body and limb and grotesque action" apparently set audiences in a furore, though the idea was well received by ''The Argus'' on July 27.

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