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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-: A presentation of a  "[[Cantasmagorie]]" (most probably a misprint for "[[La Fantasmagorie]]") was done in Cape Town on 29 August, 1809, along with  ''[[Les Précieuses ridicules]]'' (Molière)  and a ballet by the pupils of [[J. Riaux]].
+: A presentation of a  "[[Cantasmagorie]]" (most probably a misprint for "[[La Fantasmagorie]]") was done in Cape Town on 29 August, 1809, along with  ''[[Les Précieuses Ridicules]]'' (Molière)  and a ballet by the pupils of [[J. Riaux]].
 : On 2 December 1809 a presentation entitled ''[[La Fantasmagorie]]'' was done, as afterpiece to ''[[Les Fourberies de Scapin]]'' (Molière), "enlarged with 6 live images", by a new [[Dutch]]-French company, led by [[J.H. Meurant]], but possibly with the help of [[J. Riaux]].

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-The French name for what is known as [[Phantasmagorie|phantasmagoria]], [[Fantasmagorie|fantasmagorie]] or [[Fantasmagoria|fantasmagoria]] in English.
+[[La Fantasmagorie]] is the French name for what is known as [[Phantasmagorie|phantasmagoria]], [[Fantasmagorie|fantasmagorie]] or [[Fantasmagoria|fantasmagoria]] in English.
-A form of theatrical presentation, using a modified version of the magic lantern, smoke, semi-transparent screens, etc  to create frightening illusionary effects. The form was developed in France in the late 18th century, it gained popularity through most of Europe (especially England) and the colonies throughout the 19th century.
+It is form of theatrical presentation, using a modified version of the magic lantern, smoke, semi-transparent screens, etc  to create frightening illusionary effects. The form was developed in France in the late 18th century, it gained popularity through most of Europe (especially England) and the colonies throughout the 19th century.
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 : A presentation of a  "[[Cantasmagorie]]" (most probably a misprint for "[[La Fantasmagorie]]") was done in Cape Town on 29 August, 1809, along with  ''[[Les Précieuses ridicules]]'' (Molière)  and a ballet by the pupils of [[J. Riaux]].
-: On 2 December 1809 a presentation entitled ''[[La Fantasmagorie]]'' was done, as afterpiece to ''[[Les Fourberies de Scapin]]'' (Molière), "en;larged with 6 live images", by a new [[Dutch]]-French company, led by [[J.H. Meurant]], but possibly with the help of [[J. Riaux]].
+: On 2 December 1809 a presentation entitled ''[[La Fantasmagorie]]'' was done, as afterpiece to ''[[Les Fourberies de Scapin]]'' (Molière), "enlarged with 6 live images", by a new [[Dutch]]-French company, led by [[J.H. Meurant]], but possibly with the help of [[J. Riaux]].

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−	1837: ''[[A Fantasmagorie]]'' is presented in Cape Town by [[M. Decanis]] of the "Theatre Royal, Paris", on 7 March, 1837, and billed as being in the style of "the celebrated Pantomime of Prof. Le Conte", with a ''A Fairy Dance'' and "certain amusements" undertaken by [[J.J. de Kock]] as part of an evening's entertainment.	+	1837: ''[[A Fantasmagorie]]'' is presented in Cape Town by [[M. Decanis]] of the "Theatre Royal, Paris", on 7 March, 1837, and billed as being in the style of "the celebrated Pantomime of Prof. Le Conte", with a ''[[A Fairy Dance]]'' and "certain amusements" undertaken by [[J.J. de Kock]] as part of an evening's entertainment.

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−	1837: ''[[A Fantasmagorie]]'' is presented in Cape Town by [[M. Decanis]] of the "Theatre Royal, Paris", on 7 March, 1837, and billed as being in the style of "the celebrated Pantomime of Prof. Le Conte", with a ''[[A Fairy Dance]]'' and "certain amusements" undertaken by [[J.J. de Kock]] as part of an evening's entertainment.	+	1837: ''[[A Fantasmagorie]]'' is presented in Cape Town by [[M. Decanis]] of the "Theatre Royal, Paris", on 7 March, 1837, and billed as being in the style of "the celebrated Pantomime of Prof. Le Conte", with a ''A Fairy Dance'' and "certain amusements" undertaken by [[J.J. de Kock]] as part of an evening's entertainment.

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−	1837: ''[[A Fantasmagorie]]'' is presented in Cape Town by [[M. Decanis]] of the "Theatre Royal, Paris", on 7 March, 1837, and billed as being with a ''[[A Fairy Dance]]'' and "certain amusements" undertaken by [[J.J. de Kock]] as part of an evening's entertainment.	+	1837: ''[[A Fantasmagorie]]'' is presented in Cape Town by [[M. Decanis]] of the "Theatre Royal, Paris", on 7 March, 1837, and billed as being in the style of "the celebrated Pantomime of Prof. Le Conte", with a ''[[A Fairy Dance]]'' and "certain amusements" undertaken by [[J.J. de Kock]] as part of an evening's entertainment.

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-: ''[[A Fantasmagorie]]'' is presented in Cape Town by [[M. Decanis]] of the "theatre Royal, Paris", on 7 March, 1837, with a ''Fairy Dance'' and "certain amusements" undertaken by [[J.J. de Kock]] as part of an evening's entertainment.
+: ''[[A Fantasmagorie]]'' is presented in Cape Town by [[M. Decanis]] of the "Theatre Royal, Paris", on 7 March, 1837, and billed as being with a ''[[A Fairy Dance]]'' and "certain amusements" undertaken by [[J.J. de Kock]] as part of an evening's entertainment.
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 http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fantasmagorie_(spectacle)
-[[F.C.L. Bosman|Bosman]], 1928: pp.127-128; 231
+[[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.127-128; 230-1

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	1837: ''[[A Fantasmagorie]]'' is presented in Cape Town by [[M. Decanis]] of the "theatre Royal, Paris", on 7 March, 1837, with a ''Fairy Dance'' and "certain amusements" undertaken by [[J.J. de Kock]] as part of an evening's entertainment.		1837: ''[[A Fantasmagorie]]'' is presented in Cape Town by [[M. Decanis]] of the "theatre Royal, Paris", on 7 March, 1837, with a ''Fairy Dance'' and "certain amusements" undertaken by [[J.J. de Kock]] as part of an evening's entertainment.
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	1809: On 2 December 1809 a presentation entitled ''[[La Fantasmagorie]]'' was done, as afterpiece to ''[[Les Fourberies de Scapin]]'' (Molière), "en;larged with 6 live images", by a new [[Dutch]]-French company, led by [[J.H. Meurant]], but possibly with the help of [[J. Riaux]].		1809: On 2 December 1809 a presentation entitled ''[[La Fantasmagorie]]'' was done, as afterpiece to ''[[Les Fourberies de Scapin]]'' (Molière), "en;larged with 6 live images", by a new [[Dutch]]-French company, led by [[J.H. Meurant]], but possibly with the help of [[J. Riaux]].
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