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A hall belonging to the University of Cape Town. **** In 1929 the [[Cape Town Repertory Society]] presented a one-act play comptetition there, Performances included a production of the winning play, ''[[O.H.M.S.]]'' by [[William James Makin]]. Also used by the [[Garrick Club]] in the 1930s. *** Utilized by the Drama Department of the University of Cape Town as a performance space from 19** onwards.

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-A hall belonging to the University of Cape Town. ****  In 1929 the [[Cape Town Repertory Theatre Society]] presented a one-act play comptetition there, Performances included a production of the winning play, ''[[O.H.M.S.]]'' by [[William James Makin]]. Also used by the [[Garrick Club]] in the 1930s. ***
+[[Hiddingh Hall]] is a building belonging to the [[University of Cape Town]].
-In 19** the Buidling became part of the [[Hiddigh Campus]] of the  [[University of Cape Town]], where the art and drama departments are housed. The hall-building became The Hiddingh Hall Library, a branch of UCT Libraries, and the Department of Fine Art, the Historical Studies Department, and the Department of Drama.
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 A hall belonging to the University of Cape Town. ****  In 1929 the [[Cape Town Repertory Theatre Society]] presented a one-act play comptetition there, Performances included a production of the winning play, ''[[O.H.M.S.]]'' by [[William James Makin]]. Also used by the [[Garrick Club]] in the 1930s. ***
-In 19** the Buidling became part of the Hiddigh Campus of the  University of Cape Town, where the art and drama departments are housued. The hall-building became The Hiddingh Hall Library, a branch of UCT Libraries, and the Department of Fine Art, the Historical Studies Department, and the Department of Drama.
+In 19** the Buidling became part of the [[Hiddigh Campus]] of the  [[University of Cape Town]], where the art and drama departments are housed. The hall-building became The Hiddingh Hall Library, a branch of UCT Libraries, and the Department of Fine Art, the Historical Studies Department, and the Department of Drama.
-Various rooms, including the main hall, have been utilised by the Drama Department as a performance space from 19** onwards.
+Various rooms, including the main hall, have been utilised by the Drama Department as a performance space over the years.
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−	A hall belonging to the University of Cape Town. ** In 1929 the [[Cape Town Repertory Society]] presented a one-act play comptetition there, Performances included a production of the winning play, ''[[O.H.M.S.]]'' by [[William James Makin]]. Also used by the [[Garrick Club]] in the 1930s. *	+	A hall belonging to the University of Cape Town. ** In 1929 the [[Cape Town Repertory Theatre Society]] presented a one-act play comptetition there, Performances included a production of the winning play, ''[[O.H.M.S.]]'' by [[William James Makin]]. Also used by the [[Garrick Club]] in the 1930s. *

	In 19** the Buidling became part of the Hiddigh Campus of the University of Cape Town, where the art and drama departments are housued. The hall-building became The Hiddingh Hall Library, a branch of UCT Libraries, and the Department of Fine Art, the Historical Studies Department, and the Department of Drama.		In 19** the Buidling became part of the Hiddigh Campus of the University of Cape Town, where the art and drama departments are housued. The hall-building became The Hiddingh Hall Library, a branch of UCT Libraries, and the Department of Fine Art, the Historical Studies Department, and the Department of Drama.

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−	A hall belonging to the University of Cape Town. ** In 1929 the [[Cape Town Repertory Society]] presented a one-act play comptetition there, Performances included a production of the winning play, ''[[O.H.M.S.]]'' by [[William James Makin]]. Also used by the [[Garrick Club]] in the 1930s. * ~~Utilized by~~ the ~~Drama Department~~ of the University of Cape Town as a performance space from 19** onwards.	+	A hall belonging to the University of Cape Town. ** In 1929 the [[Cape Town Repertory Society]] presented a one-act play comptetition there, Performances included a production of the winning play, ''[[O.H.M.S.]]'' by [[William James Makin]]. Also used by the [[Garrick Club]] in the 1930s. *
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		+	In 19** the Buidling became part of the Hiddigh Campus of the University of Cape Town, where the art and drama departments are housued. The hall-building became The Hiddingh Hall Library, a branch of UCT Libraries, and the Department of Fine Art, the Historical Studies Department, and the Department of Drama.
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		+	Various rooms, including the main hall, have been utilised by the Drama Department as a performance space from 19** onwards.

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