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The ''[[Great Promenade Concert]]'' was a charity event for the Good Hope Lodge, held in the [[Good Hope Gardens]], Cape Town, in 1867.

The concert was a joint effort of the [[9th Regiment]] amateur company, the military band led by [[Signor Bonicoli]] and the the Le Roy Company, with inter alia "the celebrated ''[[Shadow Pantomime]]'' as lately produced at the Theatre Royal".

In 1867 the company was involved in a ''[[Great Promenade Concert]]'', a charity event for the Good Hope Lodge, held in the [[Good Hope Gardens]] on 7 February, which included "the celebrated ''[[Shadow Pantomime]]'' as lately produced at the Theatre Royal". This was followed by two performances of a ''[[Benefit Performance for the Somerset Hospital]]'' in Cape Town (4 and 5 March), arranged by the officers of the [[9th Regiment]] in the [[Theatre Royal]]. This company of officers was led by a [[Captain Borton]], and included [[Captain Harvey]], [[Mr Wavell]], [[Mr Evans]].

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 The ''[[Great Promenade Concert]]'' was a charity event for the Good Hope Lodge, held in the [[Good Hope Gardens]], Cape Town, in 1867.
-The concert took place on 7 February and was a joint effort of the [[9th Regiment]] amateur company, the military band led by [[Signor Bonicoli]] and [[Le Roy's Company]], with ''inter alia''  "the celebrated ''[[Shadow Pantomime]]'' as lately produced at the Theatre Royal".
+The concert took place on 7 February and was a joint effort of the [[9th Regiment]] amateur company, the military band led by [[Signor Bonicoli]] and [[Le Roy's Company]], with ''inter alia''  "the celebrated ''[[Shadow Pantomime]]'' as lately produced at the [[Theatre Royal]]".
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	The concert took place on 7 February and was a joint effort of the [[9th Regiment]] amateur company, the military band led by [[Signor Bonicoli]] and [[Le Roy's Company]], with ''inter alia'' "the celebrated ''[[Shadow Pantomime]]'' as lately produced at the Theatre Royal".		The concert took place on 7 February and was a joint effort of the [[9th Regiment]] amateur company, the military band led by [[Signor Bonicoli]] and [[Le Roy's Company]], with ''inter alia'' "the celebrated ''[[Shadow Pantomime]]'' as lately produced at the Theatre Royal".
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		+	== Sources ==
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		+	[[F.C.L. Bosman]]. 1980. ''Drama en Toneel in Suid-Afrika, Deel II, 1856-1912''. Pretoria: [[J.L. van Schaik]]: pp. 259-260.
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	The ''[[Great Promenade Concert]]'' was a charity event for the Good Hope Lodge, held in the [[Good Hope Gardens]], Cape Town, in 1867.		The ''[[Great Promenade Concert]]'' was a charity event for the Good Hope Lodge, held in the [[Good Hope Gardens]], Cape Town, in 1867.

−	The concert took place on 7 February and was a joint effort of the [[9th Regiment]] amateur company, the military band led by [[Signor Bonicoli]] and [[Le Roy's Company]], with ''inter alia'' "the celebrated ''[[Shadow Pantomime]]'' as lately produced at the Theatre Royal".	+	The concert took place on 7 February and was a joint effort of the [[9th Regiment]] amateur company, the military band led by [[Signor Bonicoli]] and [[Le Roy's Company]], with ''inter alia'' "the celebrated ''[[Shadow Pantomime]]'' as lately produced at the Theatre Royal".
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−	In 1867 the company was involved in a ''[[Great Promenade Concert]]'', a charity event for the Good Hope Lodge, held in the [[Good Hope Gardens]] on 7 February, which included "the celebrated ''[[Shadow Pantomime]]'' as lately produced at the Theatre Royal". This was followed by two performances of a ''[[Benefit Performance for the Somerset Hospital]]'' in Cape Town (4 and 5 March), arranged by the officers of the [[9th Regiment]] in the [[Theatre Royal]]. This company of officers was led by a [[Captain Borton]], and included [[Captain Harvey]], [[Mr Wavell]], [[Mr Evans]].

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 The ''[[Great Promenade Concert]]'' was a charity event for the Good Hope Lodge, held in the [[Good Hope Gardens]], Cape Town, in 1867.
-The concert took place on 7 February and was a joint effort of the [[9th Regiment]] amateur company, the military band led by [[Signor Bonicoli]] and the the [[Le Roy Company]], with inter alia  "the celebrated ''[[Shadow Pantomime]]'' as lately produced at the Theatre Royal".
+The concert took place on 7 February and was a joint effort of the [[9th Regiment]] amateur company, the military band led by [[Signor Bonicoli]] and [[Le Roy's Company]], with ''inter alia''  "the celebrated ''[[Shadow Pantomime]]'' as lately produced at the Theatre Royal".
 In 1867 the company was involved in a ''[[Great Promenade Concert]]'', a charity event for the Good Hope Lodge, held in the [[Good Hope Gardens]] on 7 February, which included "the celebrated ''[[Shadow Pantomime]]'' as lately produced at the Theatre Royal". This was followed by two performances of a ''[[Benefit Performance for the Somerset Hospital]]'' in Cape Town (4 and 5 March), arranged by the officers of the [[9th Regiment]] in the [[Theatre Royal]]. This company of officers was led by a [[Captain Borton]], and included [[Captain Harvey]], [[Mr Wavell]], [[Mr Evans]].