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(18*-18*) Comedian. First comedian of the '''Koninklyken Schouwburg Bruxel''' ("Royal Theatre of Brussels"), who performed in the Cape for the [[French Dramatic Company]] under the direction of [[Dalle Case]] in ''[[De Twee Savoyanen]]'' (14 February 1848, with [[M. Crosset]]); .

== Sources ==

Bosman, 1928: pp 435-438; 502-3.

Go to [[South African Theatre/Bibliography]]

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−	(18-18) Circus performer and comic actor. Advertised as "[[Monsieur Victor]]... eerste Comediant van den Koninklyken Schouwburg Bruxel" ("first comedian of the Royal Theatre, Brussels"). Also referred to as [[M. ~~Victor]] or [[Monsieur~~ Victor]].	+	(18-18) Circus performer and comic actor. Advertised as "[[Monsieur Victor]]... eerste Comediant van den Koninklyken Schouwburg Bruxel" ("first comedian of the Royal Theatre, Brussels"). Also referred to simply as [[M. Victor]].

	Married to [[Madame Victor]], another member of the company.		Married to [[Madame Victor]], another member of the company.

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−	(18-18) Circus performer and comic actor. Advertised as "[[Monsieur Victor]]... eerste Comediant van den Koninklyken Schouwburg Bruxel" ("first comedian of the Royal Theatre, Brussels"). Also referred to as [[M. Victor]] or [[Monsieur Victor]].	+	(18-18) Circus performer and comic actor. Advertised as "[[Monsieur Victor]]... eerste Comediant van den Koninklyken Schouwburg Bruxel" ("first comedian of the Royal Theatre, Brussels"). Also referred to as [[M. Victor]] or [[Monsieur Victor]].

	Married to [[Madame Victor]], another member of the company.		Married to [[Madame Victor]], another member of the company.

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−	(18-18) Comedian. Billed as the "first comedian of the '''Koninklyken Schouwburg Bruxel'''" ("Royal Theatre of Brussels"). A member of the [[French Dramatic Artistes]] from Mauritius which arrived in Cape Town in 1848 under the leadership of [[Dalle Case]] and also included [[C. Crosset]], [[Mme Victor]] and [[X. Hus]]. In February 1848 he joined Case's local professional French theatre company called the [[Dalle Case Company]], but by March 1848 the company had to close. He, Crosset and Hus then formed [[Theatre de L'Union]] in March 1848, but by the end of September the company had disappeared.
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−	He is documented as having performed under the direction of [[Dalle Case]] in ''[[De Twee Savoyanen]]'' (14 February 1848, with [[C. Crosset]]); and ''[[The Art of Avoiding to do Military Duty]]'' (13th March, 1848).
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−	~~== Sources ==~~
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−	~~Bosman, 1928: pp 435-438; 502-3.~~

	Go to [[South African Theatre/Bibliography]]		Go to [[South African Theatre/Bibliography]]

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		+	(18-18) Circus performer and comic actor. Advertised as "[[Monsieur Victor]]... eerste Comediant van den Koninklyken Schouwburg Bruxel" ("first comedian of the Royal Theatre, Brussels"). Also referred to as [[M. Victor]] or [[Monsieur Victor]].
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		+	Married to [[Madame Victor]], another member of the company.
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		+	A member of the [[French Dramatic Artistes]] who had arrived from Mauritius as part of an [[Italian Circus]] led by [[Signor Severo]] and [[Dalle Case]] in November 1847. In February 1848 a number of the artists broke away to form a company led by [[Dalle Case]]. [[M. Victor]] is listed as a performer in a number of performances by the [[Dalle Case Company]], ''inter alia'' he is documented as having performed under the direction of [[Dalle Case]] in ''[[De Twee Savoyanen]]'' (14 February 1848, with [[C. Crosset]]); and ''[[The Art of Avoiding to do Military Duty]]'' (13th March, 1848).
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		+	By March 1848 the company had to close due to financial; difficulties and [[L. Victor]]), and two other leading artists ([[C. Crosset]] and [[X. Hus]]) then formed the [[Theatre de L'Union]] in March 1848, but by the end of September the company had disappeared.
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		+	== Sources ==
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		+	[[F.C.L. Bosman]], 1928: pp 435-438; 502-3.
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		+	Fletcher, 199*;
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		+	Go to [[South African Theatre/Bibliography]]
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		+	== Return to ==
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		+	Return to [[ESAT Personalities V]]
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		+	Return to [[South_African_Theatre/Personalities\|South African Theatre Personalities]]
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		+	Return to [[The ESAT Entries]]
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		+	Return to [[Main Page]]
	(18-18) Comedian. Billed as the "first comedian of the '''Koninklyken Schouwburg Bruxel'''" ("Royal Theatre of Brussels"). A member of the [[French Dramatic Artistes]] from Mauritius which arrived in Cape Town in 1848 under the leadership of [[Dalle Case]] and also included [[C. Crosset]], [[Mme Victor]] and [[X. Hus]]. In February 1848 he joined Case's local professional French theatre company called the [[Dalle Case Company]], but by March 1848 the company had to close. He, Crosset and Hus then formed [[Theatre de L'Union]] in March 1848, but by the end of September the company had disappeared.		(18-18) Comedian. Billed as the "first comedian of the '''Koninklyken Schouwburg Bruxel'''" ("Royal Theatre of Brussels"). A member of the [[French Dramatic Artistes]] from Mauritius which arrived in Cape Town in 1848 under the leadership of [[Dalle Case]] and also included [[C. Crosset]], [[Mme Victor]] and [[X. Hus]]. In February 1848 he joined Case's local professional French theatre company called the [[Dalle Case Company]], but by March 1848 the company had to close. He, Crosset and Hus then formed [[Theatre de L'Union]] in March 1848, but by the end of September the company had disappeared.

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 (18*-18*) Comedian. Billed as the "first comedian of the '''Koninklyken Schouwburg Bruxel'''" ("Royal Theatre of Brussels").  A member of the [[French Dramatic Artistes]] from Mauritius which arrived in Cape Town in 1848 under the leadership of [[Dalle Case]] and  also included [[C. Crosset]], [[Mme Victor]] and [[X. Hus]]. In February 1848 he joined Case's local professional French theatre company called the [[Dalle Case Company]], but by March 1848 the company had to close. He, Crosset and Hus then formed [[Theatre de L'Union]] in March 1848, but by the end of September the company had disappeared.
-He performed under the direction of [[Dalle Case]] in ''[[De Twee Savoyanen]]'' (14 February 1848, with [[C. Crosset]]); .
+He is documented as having performed under the direction of [[Dalle Case]] in ''[[De Twee Savoyanen]]'' (14 February 1848, with [[C. Crosset]]); and ''[[The Art of Avoiding to do Military Duty]]'' (13th March, 1848).
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+Return to [[ESAT Personalities V]]
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	Return to [[ESAT Personalities C]]		Return to [[ESAT Personalities C]]
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−	~~Return to [[South_African_Theatre/Personalities\|South African Theatre Personalities]]~~
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−	~~Return to [[The ESAT Entries]]~~
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−	~~Return to [[Main Page]]~~
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−	~~== Sources ==~~
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−	~~Bosman, 1928: pp 435-438; 502-3.~~
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−	~~Go to [[South African Theatre/Bibliography]]~~
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−	~~== Return to ==~~
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−	~~Return to [[ESAT Personalities V]]~~

	Return to [[South_African_Theatre/Personalities\|South African Theatre Personalities]]		Return to [[South_African_Theatre/Personalities\|South African Theatre Personalities]]

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−	(18-18) Comedian. First comedian of the '''Koninklyken Schouwburg Bruxel''' ("Royal Theatre of Brussels"), who performed in the Cape for the [[French Dramatic Company]] under the direction of [[Dalle Case]] in ''[[De Twee Savoyanen]]'' (14 February 1848, with [[M. Crosset]]); .	+	(18-18) Comedian. First comedian of the '''Koninklyken Schouwburg Bruxel''' ("Royal Theatre of Brussels"), who performed in the Cape for the [[French Dramatic Company]] under the direction of [[Dalle Case]] in ''[[De Twee Savoyanen]]'' (14 February 1848, with [[C. Crosset]]); .

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==

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