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 The company visited South Africa for the first time in 1897,  with a company that included [[Frank Holt]], and [[Albert Cavanagh]] as prominent members.
-The next visit occurred in 1902-1903, when the company returned, featuring [[Jessie Huddleston]] and [[Albert Cavanagh]] among its cast members. The orchestra was led by the South African born conductor [[Harry Burton]], son of the theatre usher and amateur actor [[Harry Burton]] (Snr).
+The next visit occurred in 1902-1903, when the company returned, featuring [[Jessie Huddleston]] and [[Frank Holt]] among its cast members. The orchestra was led by the South African born conductor [[Harry Burton]], son of the theatre usher and amateur actor [[Harry Burton]] (Snr).
 Boonzaier (1923) mentions two seasons of [[Gilbert and Sullivan]] at the [[Good Hope Theatre]] in Cape Town over the course of 1902-3, with a repertoire that included  ''[[The Yeomen of the Guard]]'', ''[[The Mikado]]'', ''[[Patience]]'', ''[[Iolanthe]]'', ''[[The Rose of Persia]]'', ''[[H.M.S. Pinafore]]'', ''[[The Gondoliers]]'' and ''[[Utopia Ltd.]]''. The company also performed in cities in the north of the country.

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 == Performances in South Africa ==
-The company visited South Africa for the first time in 1897,  with a company that included [[Frank Holt]], [[Jessie Huddleston]] and [[Albert Cavanagh]] as prominent members.
+The company visited South Africa for the first time in 1897,  with a company that included [[Frank Holt]], and [[Albert Cavanagh]] as prominent members.
-The next visit occurred in 1902-1903. The orchestra was led by the South African born conductor [[Harry Burton]], son of the theatre usher and amateur actor [[Harry Burton]] (Snr).
+The next visit occurred in 1902-1903, when the company returned, featuring [[Jessie Huddleston]] and [[Albert Cavanagh]] among its cast members. The orchestra was led by the South African born conductor [[Harry Burton]], son of the theatre usher and amateur actor [[Harry Burton]] (Snr).
 Boonzaier (1923) mentions two seasons of [[Gilbert and Sullivan]] at the [[Good Hope Theatre]] in Cape Town over the course of 1902-3, with a repertoire that included  ''[[The Yeomen of the Guard]]'', ''[[The Mikado]]'', ''[[Patience]]'', ''[[Iolanthe]]'', ''[[The Rose of Persia]]'', ''[[H.M.S. Pinafore]]'', ''[[The Gondoliers]]'' and ''[[Utopia Ltd.]]''. The company also performed in cities in the north of the country.

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 == Performances in South Africa ==
-The company visited South Africa for the first time in 1902-1903,  with a company that included [[Frank Holt]], [[Jessie Huddleston]] and [[Albert Cavanagh]] as prominent members. The orchestra was led by the South African born conductor [[Harry Burton]], son of the theatre usher and amateur actor [[Harry Burton]] (Snr).
+The company visited South Africa for the first time in 1897,  with a company that included [[Frank Holt]], [[Jessie Huddleston]] and [[Albert Cavanagh]] as prominent members.
-Boonzaier (1932) mentions two seasons of [[Gilbert and Sullivan]] at the [[Good Hope Theatre]] in Cape Town over the course of 1902-3, with a repertoire that included  ''[[The Yeomen of the Guard]]'', ''[[The Mikado]]'', ''[[Patience]]'', ''[[Iolanthe]]'', ''[[The Rose of Persia]]'', ''[[H.M.S. Pinafore]]'', ''[[The Gondoliers]]'' and ''[[Utopia Ltd.]]''. The company also performed in cities in the north of the country.
+The next visit occurred in 1902-1903. The orchestra was led by the South African born conductor [[Harry Burton]], son of the theatre usher and amateur actor [[Harry Burton]] (Snr).
 == Sources ==

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 The [[D'Oyly Carte Opera Company]] is a British professional light opera company.
-Also found in various entries in '''[[ESAT]]''' are references to such entities as the [[D'Oyly-Carte Opera Company]], the [[D'Oyly Carte Principal Repertory Opera Company]], [[Richard D'Oyly Carte's Comedy Opera Company]], the [[D'Oyly Carte B touring company]], and so on.
+Also found in various entries in '''[[ESAT]]''' are references to such entities as the [[D'Oyly-Carte Opera Company]], the [[D'Oyly Carte Principal Repertory Opera Company]], [[Richard D'Oyly Carte's Comedy Opera Company]], the [[D'Oyly Carte B touring company]], the [[D'Oyly Carte Company]] and so on.
 ==The Company==

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 The company visited South Africa for the first time in 1902-1903,  with a company that included [[Frank Holt]], [[Jessie Huddleston]] and [[Albert Cavanagh]] as prominent members. The orchestra was led by the South African born conductor [[Harry Burton]], son of the theatre usher and amateur actor [[Harry Burton]] (Snr).
-Boonzaier (1932) mentions two seasons of [[Gilbert and Sullivan]] at the [[Good Hope Theatre]] in Cape Town over the course of 1902-3, with a repertoire that included  ''[[The Yeomen of the Guard]]'', ''[[The Mikado]]'', ''[[Patience]]'', ''[[Iolanthe]]'', ''[[The Rose of Persia]]'', ''[[H.M.S. Pinafore]]'', ''[[The Gondoliers]]'' and ''[[Utopia Ltd.]]''.
+Boonzaier (1932) mentions two seasons of [[Gilbert and Sullivan]] at the [[Good Hope Theatre]] in Cape Town over the course of 1902-3, with a repertoire that included  ''[[The Yeomen of the Guard]]'', ''[[The Mikado]]'', ''[[Patience]]'', ''[[Iolanthe]]'', ''[[The Rose of Persia]]'', ''[[H.M.S. Pinafore]]'', ''[[The Gondoliers]]'' and ''[[Utopia Ltd.]]''. The company also performed in cities in the north of the country.
 == Sources ==

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 The company visited South Africa for the first time in 1903,  with a company that included [[Frank Holt]], [[Jessie Huddleston]] and [[Albert Cavanagh]] as prominent members. The orchestra was led by the South African born conductor [[Harry Burton]], son of the theatre usher and amateur actor [[Harry Burton]] (Snr).
-Boonzaier (1932) mentions two seasons of [[Gilbert and Sullivan]] at the [[Good Hope Theatre]] in Cape Town, with a repertoire that included  ''[[Yeoman of the Guard]]'', ''[[The Mikado]]'', ''[[Patience]]'', ''[[Iolanthe]]'', ''[[The Rose of Persia]]'' and ''[[H.M.S. Pinafore]]''
+Boonzaier (1932) mentions two seasons of [[Gilbert and Sullivan]] at the [[Good Hope Theatre]] in Cape Town, with a repertoire that included  ''[[The Yeomen of the Guard]]'', ''[[The Mikado]]'', ''[[Patience]]'', ''[[Iolanthe]]'', ''[[The Rose of Persia]]'' and ''[[H.M.S. Pinafore]]''
 == Sources ==