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−	The [[Italian Circus]] circus which appeared in the Cape in 1847, managed by [[Dalle Case]] and [[Signor Severo]]. They staged a variety of circus-style programmes, most probably including [[Equestrian Gymnastics\|equestrian gymnastics]], which [[Dalle Case]] had done in London. F.C.L. Bosman mentions a number of "laughing pantomimes" done by [[The Italian Circus~~]] in 1847-8: The Cooper of Venice ,~~	+	#REDIRECT[[The Italian Circus]]
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−	~~In February 1848, the partners went their separate ways, each with his own circus.~~
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−	[[Dalle Case]] kept the name the [[Italian Circus]], doing this alongside his other theatrical enterprises, including several pantomimes at the [[Victoria Theatre]] and the [[Garrison Theatre]] in Cape Town.
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−	In February 1848 the partners parted ways when Dalle Case started a French theatrical company , [[Dalle Case Company]] (also referred to as the [[French Dramatic Artistes]]) alongside his own circus, while [[Signor Severo]] started a rival company, the [[African Circus]].
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−	The theatrical entrerprises of the [[Dalle Case Company]] folded later in 1848, when Case apparently left the Cape (and show-business) for adventures in the interior, left show-business for other enterprises for a while. However he and his wife seemingly continued performing in circus presentations, possibly with [[Noble's Circus]], since [[F.C.L. Bosman]] (1928, p. 437, f.2) notes a [[Signora Dalle Case]] (is this supposed to be ''signor''?), who performed on the borders of the Cape toward the end of 1850 and then appears in Natal in 1852, performing with a number of wild animals, as in traditional South African circusses.
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−	~~== Sources ==~~
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−	Gillian Arrighi and Victor Emeljanow. 2012. ''A World of Popular Entertainments: An Edited Volume of Critical Essays''. Cambridge Scholars Publishing: pp. 94[https://books.google.co.za/books?id=Dj0sBwAAQBAJ&pg=PA94&lpg=PA94&dq=Signor+Dalle+Case&source=bl&ots=flhozutjIg&sig=LJqQ4PdaeaswhRD4u7Q99UtvZGU&hl=af&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiKh4SKqdHNAhVJI8AKHYTTBXEQ6AEIUDAJ#v=onepage&q=Signor%20Dalle%20Case&f=false]
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−	~~[[F.C.L. Bosman]], 1928. ''Drama en Toneel in Suid-Afrika, Deel I: 1652-1855''. Pretoria: [[J.H. de Bussy]]. [http://www.dbnl.org/tekst/bosm012dram01_01/]: pp. 435-7, 484, 487, 494, 500.~~
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−	~~[[Jill Fletcher]], 1994~~
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−	~~[[P.W. Laidler]], 1926~~
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−	~~Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]~~
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−	~~Return to [[South_African_Theatre/Venues\|South African Theatre Venues, Companies, Societies, etc ]]~~
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← Older revision		Revision as of 04:12, 14 November 2016
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−	The [[Italian Circus]] circus which appeared in the Cape in 1847, managed by [[Dalle Case]] and [[Signor Severo]]. They staged a variety of circus-style programmes, most probably including [[Equestrian Gymnastics\|equestrian gymnastics]], which [[Dalle Case]] had done in London, In February 1848, the partners went their separate ways, each with his own circus.	+	The [[Italian Circus]] circus which appeared in the Cape in 1847, managed by [[Dalle Case]] and [[Signor Severo]]. They staged a variety of circus-style programmes, most probably including [[Equestrian Gymnastics\|equestrian gymnastics]], which [[Dalle Case]] had done in London. F.C.L. Bosman mentions a number of "laughing pantomimes" done by [[The Italian Circus]] in 1847-8: The Cooper of Venice ,
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		+	In February 1848, the partners went their separate ways, each with his own circus.

	[[Dalle Case]] kept the name the [[Italian Circus]], doing this alongside his other theatrical enterprises, including several pantomimes at the [[Victoria Theatre]] and the [[Garrison Theatre]] in Cape Town.		[[Dalle Case]] kept the name the [[Italian Circus]], doing this alongside his other theatrical enterprises, including several pantomimes at the [[Victoria Theatre]] and the [[Garrison Theatre]] in Cape Town.

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 The [[Italian Circus]] circus which appeared in the Cape in 1847, managed by [[Dalle Case]] and [[Signor Severo]]. They staged a variety of circus-style programmes, most probably including [[Equestrian Gymnastics|equestrian gymnastics]], which [[Dalle Case]] had done in London,  In February 1848, the partners went their separate ways, each with his own circus.
-[[Dalle Case]] kept the name the [[Italian Circus]], doing this alongside his other theatrical enterprises, including several pantomimes at the [[Victoria Theatre]] and the [[Garrison Theatre]] in Cape Town. [[Signor Severo]] started a rival company, the [[African Circus]].
+[[Dalle Case]] kept the name the [[Italian Circus]], doing this alongside his other theatrical enterprises, including several pantomimes at the [[Victoria Theatre]] and the [[Garrison Theatre]] in Cape Town.
 The theatrical entrerprises of the [[Dalle Case Company]] folded later in 1848, when Case apparently left the Cape (and show-business) for adventures in the interior, left show-business for other enterprises for a while. However he and his wife seemingly continued performing in circus presentations,  possibly with [[Noble's Circus]], since [[F.C.L. Bosman]] (1928, p. 437, f.2) notes a [[Signora Dalle Case]] (is this supposed to be ''signor''?), who performed on the borders of the Cape toward the end of 1850 and then appears in Natal in 1852, performing with a number of wild animals, as in traditional South African circusses.

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−	The [[Italian Circus]] circus which appeared in the Cape in 1847, managed by [[Dalle Case]] and [[Signor Severo]]. They staged a variety of circus-style programmes, most probably including [[Equestrian Gymnastics]~~][https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equestrian_vaulting~~], which [[Dalle Case]] had done in London, In February 1848, the partners went their separate ways, each with his own circus.	+	The [[Italian Circus]] circus which appeared in the Cape in 1847, managed by [[Dalle Case]] and [[Signor Severo]]. They staged a variety of circus-style programmes, most probably including [[Equestrian Gymnastics\|equestrian gymnastics]], which [[Dalle Case]] had done in London, In February 1848, the partners went their separate ways, each with his own circus.

	[[Dalle Case]] kept the name the [[Italian Circus]], doing this alongside his other theatrical enterprises, including several pantomimes at the [[Victoria Theatre]] and the [[Garrison Theatre]] in Cape Town. [[Signor Severo]] started a rival company, the [[African Circus]].		[[Dalle Case]] kept the name the [[Italian Circus]], doing this alongside his other theatrical enterprises, including several pantomimes at the [[Victoria Theatre]] and the [[Garrison Theatre]] in Cape Town. [[Signor Severo]] started a rival company, the [[African Circus]].

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−	The [[Italian Circus]] circus which appeared in the Cape in 1847, managed by [[Dalle Case]] and [[Signor Severo]]. They staged a variety of circus-style programmes, most probably including [[~~equestrian gymnastics~~]], which [[Dalle Case]] had done in London, In February 1848, the partners went their separate ways, each with his own circus.	+	The [[Italian Circus]] circus which appeared in the Cape in 1847, managed by [[Dalle Case]] and [[Signor Severo]]. They staged a variety of circus-style programmes, most probably including [[Equestrian Gymnastics]][https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equestrian_vaulting], which [[Dalle Case]] had done in London, In February 1848, the partners went their separate ways, each with his own circus.

	[[Dalle Case]] kept the name the [[Italian Circus]], doing this alongside his other theatrical enterprises, including several pantomimes at the [[Victoria Theatre]] and the [[Garrison Theatre]] in Cape Town. [[Signor Severo]] started a rival company, the [[African Circus]].		[[Dalle Case]] kept the name the [[Italian Circus]], doing this alongside his other theatrical enterprises, including several pantomimes at the [[Victoria Theatre]] and the [[Garrison Theatre]] in Cape Town. [[Signor Severo]] started a rival company, the [[African Circus]].

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−	The [[Italian Circus]] circus which appeared in the Cape in 1847, managed by [[Dalle Case]] and [[Signor Severo]]. They staged a variety of circus-style programmes, most probably including [[equestrian gymnastics]], which Dalle Case had done in London, In February 1848, the partners went their separate ways, each with his own circus.	+	The [[Italian Circus]] circus which appeared in the Cape in 1847, managed by [[Dalle Case]] and [[Signor Severo]]. They staged a variety of circus-style programmes, most probably including [[equestrian gymnastics]], which [[Dalle Case]] had done in London, In February 1848, the partners went their separate ways, each with his own circus.

	[[Dalle Case]] kept the name the [[Italian Circus]], doing this alongside his other theatrical enterprises, including several pantomimes at the [[Victoria Theatre]] and the [[Garrison Theatre]] in Cape Town. [[Signor Severo]] started a rival company, the [[African Circus]].		[[Dalle Case]] kept the name the [[Italian Circus]], doing this alongside his other theatrical enterprises, including several pantomimes at the [[Victoria Theatre]] and the [[Garrison Theatre]] in Cape Town. [[Signor Severo]] started a rival company, the [[African Circus]].

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 [[Dalle Case]] kept the name the [[Italian Circus]], doing this alongside his other theatrical enterprises, including several pantomimes at the [[Victoria Theatre]] and the [[Garrison Theatre]] in Cape Town. [[Signor Severo]] started a rival company, the [[African Circus]].
-The theatrical entrerprises of the [[Dalle Case Company]] folded later in 1848, when Case apparently left show-business for other enterprises for a while. However he and his wife seemingly continued performing in circus presentations in Eastern Cape (1850) and later appearing in Natal with acts including several wild animals - the presentations possibly still billed under the name of the [[Italian Circus]].
+The theatrical entrerprises of the [[Dalle Case Company]] folded later in 1848, when Case apparently left the Cape (and show-business) for adventures in the interior, left show-business for other enterprises for a while. However he and his wife seemingly continued performing in circus presentations,  possibly with [[Noble's Circus]], since [[F.C.L. Bosman]] (1928, p. 437, f.2) notes a [[Signora Dalle Case]] (is this supposed to be ''signor''?), who performed on the borders of the Cape toward the end of 1850 and then appears in Natal in 1852, performing with a number of wild animals, as in traditional South African circusses.
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-Go to [[South African Theatre/Bibliography]]
+Gillian Arrighi and Victor Emeljanow. 2012. ''A World of Popular Entertainments: An Edited Volume of Critical Essays''. Cambridge Scholars Publishing: pp. 94[https://books.google.co.za/books?id=Dj0sBwAAQBAJ&pg=PA94&lpg=PA94&dq=Signor+Dalle+Case&source=bl&ots=flhozutjIg&sig=LJqQ4PdaeaswhRD4u7Q99UtvZGU&hl=af&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiKh4SKqdHNAhVJI8AKHYTTBXEQ6AEIUDAJ#v=onepage&q=Signor%20Dalle%20Case&f=false]
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−	A circus which appeared in the Cape in 1847, managed by [[Dalle Case]] and [[Signor Severo]]. They staged a variety of circus-style programmes as well as several pantomimes at the [[Victoria Theatre]] and the [[Garrison Theatre]] in Cape Town. In February 1848, the partners went their separate ways, each with his own circus ([[Dalle Case]] ~~continued with~~ the [[Italian Circus]] alongside his other theatrical enterprises, while [[Signor Severo]] started an [[African Circus]]). The [[~~Italian Circus~~]] folded later in 1848, when Case apparently left show-business for other enterprises.	+	The [[Italian Circus]] circus which appeared in the Cape in 1847, managed by [[Dalle Case]] and [[Signor Severo]]. They staged a variety of circus-style programmes, most probably including [[equestrian gymnastics]], which Dalle Case had done in London, as well as several pantomimes at the [[Victoria Theatre]] and the [[Garrison Theatre]] in Cape Town. In February 1848, the partners went their separate ways, each with his own circus.
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		+	[[Dalle Case]] kept the name the [[Italian Circus]], doing this alongside his other theatrical enterprises, while [[Signor Severo]] started an [[African Circus]]). The theatrical entrerprises of the [[Dalle Case Company]] folded later in 1848, when Case apparently left show-business for other enterprises. However they seemingly continued with Dalle Case and his wife performing in circus presentations in Eastern Cape (1850) and later appearing in Natal with acts including several wild animals.

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