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[[Miss Delmaine]] (''fl.'' mid 19th century) was a Cape Town based performer.

== Biography ==

==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==

She on occasion performed for the [[Cape Town Theatrical Club]] (later to become the [[Cape Town Dramatic Club]]) in the period 1858-1861.

== Sources ==

[[F.C.L. Bosman]], 1980. ''Drama en Toneel in Suid-Afrika, Deel II: 1856-1912''. Pretoria: [[J.L. van Schaik]].

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 She on occasion possibly performed for the [[Cape Town Theatrical Club]] (later to become the [[Cape Town Dramatic Club]]) in the period 1858-1861, later also for the [[Royal Alfred Dramatic Club]] and the [[Cape Town and Royal Alfred Dramatic Club]].
-She is specifically mentioned as playing "Emilie de Lesparre" in [[J.E.H. English]]'s production of ''[[The Corsican Brothers]]'' (Grangé and De Montépin) on 21 September and 1 October, 1858.
+In 1858 she played supporting roles for [[J.E.H. English]] (in 1858), being specifically mentioned as  "Emilie de Lesparre" in [[J.E.H. English]]'s production of ''[[The Corsican Brothers]]'' (Grangé and De Montépin) on 21 September and 1 October, 1858.
 On 2 June of 1859 she supported the "classical Shakespearean Reader and Impersonator" [[E.C. de Jocelyn Harvey]], in "''[[An evening of Tragedy, Melodrama and Light Comedy]]''", put on in the [[Cape Town Theatre]]. The pieces done were death scene from a melodrama entitled ''[[Friendship]]'' (Anon.), the closet scene from ''[[Hamlet]]'' (Shakespeare), ''[[Town & Country, or Which is Best]]'' (Morton) and an ''[[Macbeth Travestie|Extravaganza Macbeth]]'' (Talfourd). Other supporting performers for the evening's entertainment included [[Mr Devere]], [[Mr Connorton]], [[Mr Keens]] and [[Mr Stenner]] (the latter three with permission of Colonel Graham of the local regiment).
 On 30 June 1859  the [[Cape Town Theatrical Club]]  put on ''[[The Little Treasure]]'' (Harris) and ''[[The Lady of Lyons]]'' (Byron), with a performance of the brass band of the [[Cape Royal Rifles]], as a benefit for [[Miss Delmaine]].

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	She on occasion possibly performed for the [[Cape Town Theatrical Club]] (later to become the [[Cape Town Dramatic Club]]) in the period 1858-1861, later also for the [[Royal Alfred Dramatic Club]] and the [[Cape Town and Royal Alfred Dramatic Club]].		She on occasion possibly performed for the [[Cape Town Theatrical Club]] (later to become the [[Cape Town Dramatic Club]]) in the period 1858-1861, later also for the [[Royal Alfred Dramatic Club]] and the [[Cape Town and Royal Alfred Dramatic Club]].
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		+	She is specifically mentioned as playing "Emilie de Lesparre" in [[J.E.H. English]]'s production of ''[[The Corsican Brothers]]'' (Grangé and De Montépin) on 21 September and 1 October, 1858.

	On 2 June of 1859 she supported the "classical Shakespearean Reader and Impersonator" [[E.C. de Jocelyn Harvey]], in "''[[An evening of Tragedy, Melodrama and Light Comedy]]''", put on in the [[Cape Town Theatre]]. The pieces done were death scene from a melodrama entitled ''[[Friendship]]'' (Anon.), the closet scene from ''[[Hamlet]]'' (Shakespeare), ''[[Town & Country, or Which is Best]]'' (Morton) and an ''[[Macbeth Travestie\|Extravaganza Macbeth]]'' (Talfourd). Other supporting performers for the evening's entertainment included [[Mr Devere]], [[Mr Connorton]], [[Mr Keens]] and [[Mr Stenner]] (the latter three with permission of Colonel Graham of the local regiment).		On 2 June of 1859 she supported the "classical Shakespearean Reader and Impersonator" [[E.C. de Jocelyn Harvey]], in "''[[An evening of Tragedy, Melodrama and Light Comedy]]''", put on in the [[Cape Town Theatre]]. The pieces done were death scene from a melodrama entitled ''[[Friendship]]'' (Anon.), the closet scene from ''[[Hamlet]]'' (Shakespeare), ''[[Town & Country, or Which is Best]]'' (Morton) and an ''[[Macbeth Travestie\|Extravaganza Macbeth]]'' (Talfourd). Other supporting performers for the evening's entertainment included [[Mr Devere]], [[Mr Connorton]], [[Mr Keens]] and [[Mr Stenner]] (the latter three with permission of Colonel Graham of the local regiment).

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	She on occasion possibly performed for the [[Cape Town Theatrical Club]] (later to become the [[Cape Town Dramatic Club]]) in the period 1858-1861, later also for the [[Royal Alfred Dramatic Club]] and the [[Cape Town and Royal Alfred Dramatic Club]].		She on occasion possibly performed for the [[Cape Town Theatrical Club]] (later to become the [[Cape Town Dramatic Club]]) in the period 1858-1861, later also for the [[Royal Alfred Dramatic Club]] and the [[Cape Town and Royal Alfred Dramatic Club]].
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		+	On 2 June of 1859 she supported the "classical Shakespearean Reader and Impersonator" [[E.C. de Jocelyn Harvey]], in "''[[An evening of Tragedy, Melodrama and Light Comedy]]''", put on in the [[Cape Town Theatre]]. The pieces done were death scene from a melodrama entitled ''[[Friendship]]'' (Anon.), the closet scene from ''[[Hamlet]]'' (Shakespeare), ''[[Town & Country, or Which is Best]]'' (Morton) and an ''[[Macbeth Travestie\|Extravaganza Macbeth]]'' (Talfourd). Other supporting performers for the evening's entertainment included [[Mr Devere]], [[Mr Connorton]], [[Mr Keens]] and [[Mr Stenner]] (the latter three with permission of Colonel Graham of the local regiment).
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	On 30 June 1859 the [[Cape Town Theatrical Club]] put on ''[[The Little Treasure]]'' (Harris) and ''[[The Lady of Lyons]]'' (Byron), with a performance of the brass band of the [[Cape Royal Rifles]], as a benefit for [[Miss Delmaine]].		On 30 June 1859 the [[Cape Town Theatrical Club]] put on ''[[The Little Treasure]]'' (Harris) and ''[[The Lady of Lyons]]'' (Byron), with a performance of the brass band of the [[Cape Royal Rifles]], as a benefit for [[Miss Delmaine]].

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-She on occasion possibly performed for the [[Cape Town Theatrical Club]] (later to become the [[Cape Town Dramatic Club]]) in the period 1858-1861, later also for the [[Royal Alfred Dramatic Club]] and the .
+She on occasion possibly performed for the [[Cape Town Theatrical Club]] (later to become the [[Cape Town Dramatic Club]]) in the period 1858-1861, later also for the [[Royal Alfred Dramatic Club]] and the [[Cape Town and Royal Alfred Dramatic Club]].
 On 30 June 1859  the [[Cape Town Theatrical Club]]  put on ''[[The Little Treasure]]'' (Harris) and ''[[The Lady of Lyons]]'' (Byron), with a performance of the brass band of the [[Cape Royal Rifles]], as a benefit for [[Miss Delmaine]].

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-She on occasion possibly performed for the [[Cape Town Theatrical Club]] (later to become the [[Cape Town Dramatic Club]]) in the period 1858-1861.
+She on occasion possibly performed for the [[Cape Town Theatrical Club]] (later to become the [[Cape Town Dramatic Club]]) in the period 1858-1861, later also for the [[Royal Alfred Dramatic Club]] and the .
 On 30 June 1859  the [[Cape Town Theatrical Club]]  put on ''[[The Little Treasure]]'' (Harris) and ''[[The Lady of Lyons]]'' (Byron), with a performance of the brass band of the [[Cape Royal Rifles]], as a benefit for [[Miss Delmaine]].

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 She on occasion possibly performed for the [[Cape Town Theatrical Club]] (later to become the [[Cape Town Dramatic Club]]) in the period 1858-1861.
-June: ''[[The Little Treasure]]'' (Harris) and ''[[The Lady of Lyons]]'' (Byron), with a performance of the brass band of the [[Cape Royal Rifles]]. The evening a benefit for [[Miss Delmaine]].
+On 30 June 1860  the [[Cape Town Theatrical Club]]  put on ''[[The Little Treasure]]'' (Harris) and ''[[The Lady of Lyons]]'' (Byron), with a performance of the brass band of the [[Cape Royal Rifles]], as a benefit for [[Miss Delmaine]].
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-[[Miss Delmaine]] (''fl.'' mid 19th century) was a Cape Town based performer.
+[[Miss Delmaine]] (''fl.'' mid 19th century) was a Cape Town based professional performer.
 == Biography ==
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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-She on occasion performed for the [[Cape Town Theatrical Club]] (later to become the [[Cape Town Dramatic Club]]) in the period 1858-1861.
+She on occasion possibly performed for the [[Cape Town Theatrical Club]] (later to become the [[Cape Town Dramatic Club]]) in the period 1858-1861.