Myles Clifton - Revision history

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-He came to South Africa in 1903 as part of a newly constituted company put together by the Wheeler Brothers. Others in the ensemble were [[Victor Gouriet]], [[Maud Marsland]], [[Gertie Lester]] and [[Norah Brocklebank]].
+He came to South Africa in 1903 as part of a newly constituted company put together by the [[Wheeler Brothers]]. Others in the ensemble were [[Victor Gouriet]], [[Maud Marsland]], [[Gertie Lester]] and [[Norah Brocklebank]].
 Their first appearance in the country was at the [[Good Hope Theatre]] in Cape Town on 10 August, 1903 and playing a season of plays there that extended to 23 October of that year. The plays performed included ''[[A Country Girl]]'', ''[[The Girl from Kay's]]'', ''[[The School Girl]]'', ''[[The Lady Slavey]]'' and ''[[Three Little Maids]]''.

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 Their first appearance in the country was at the [[Good Hope Theatre]] in Cape Town on 10 August, 1903 and playing a season of plays there that extended to 23 October of that year. The plays performed included ''[[A Country Girl]]'', ''[[The Girl from Kay's]]'', ''[[The School Girl]]'', ''[[The Lady Slavey]]'' and ''[[Three Little Maids]]''.
-The same company of players (with the addition of [[Arthur Grover]]) is mentioned again when the first performance in the country of ''[[Florodora]]'' (Hall, Boyd-Jones, Rubens and Stuart) opened in the [[Good Hope Theatre]] on 18 July, 1904. The production was a great success and very popular with the public. In 1905 he was also a member of the cast of the original South African production of ''[[Veronique]]'' (Vanloo, Duval and Messager), which opened in the [[Opera House]] on 11 September.
+The same company of players (with the addition of [[Arthur Grover]]) is mentioned again when the first performance in the country of ''[[Florodora]]'' (Hall, Boyd-Jones, Rubens and Stuart) opened in the [[Good Hope Theatre]] on 18 July, 1904. The production was a great success and very popular with the public. In 1905 he was also a member of the cast of the original South African production of ''[[Véronique]]'' (Vanloo, Duval and Messager), which opened in the [[Opera House]] on 11 September.
 Clifton's next success (and apparently last appearance in Cape Town) was playing "Freddie Popple" in the [[Wheeler-Edwardes  Gaiety Company]]'s presentation of ''[[Mr Popple]]'' (Rubens), which opened in the [[Opera House]], Cape Town,  on 18 June 1906.

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 The same company of players (with the addition of [[Arthur Grover]]) is mentioned again when the first performance in the country of ''[[Florodora]]'' (Hall, Boyd-Jones, Rubens and Stuart) opened in the [[Good Hope Theatre]] on 18 July, 1904. The production was a great success and very popular with the public. In 1905 he was also a member of the cast of the original South African production of ''[[Veronique]]'' (Vanloo, Duval and Messager), which opened in the [[Opera House]] on 11 September.
-Clifton's next success (and apparently last appearance in Cape Town) was playing "Freddie Popple" in the [[Wheeler-Edwardes  Gaiety Company]]'s presentation of ''[[Mr Popple]]'' (Rubens), which opened in the Opera House]], Cape Town,  on 18 June 1906.
+Clifton's next success (and apparently last appearance in Cape Town) was playing "Freddie Popple" in the [[Wheeler-Edwardes  Gaiety Company]]'s presentation of ''[[Mr Popple]]'' (Rubens), which opened in the [[Opera House]], Cape Town,  on 18 June 1906.
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 Their first appearance in the country was at the [[Good Hope Theatre]] in Cape Town on 10 August, 1903 and playing a season of plays there that extended to 23 October of that year. The plays performed included ''[[A Country Girl]]'', ''[[The Girl from Kay's]]'', ''[[The School Girl]]'', ''[[The Lady Slavey]]'' and ''[[Three Little Maids]]''.
-The same company of players (with the addition of [[Arthur Grover]]) is mentioned again when the first performance in the country of ''[[Florodora]]'' (Hall, Boyd-Jones, Rubens and Stuart) opened in the [[Good Hope Theatre]] on 18 July, 1904. The production was a great success and very popular with the public. In 1905 he was also a member of the cast of the original South African production of ''[[Veronique]]'' (Vanloo, Duval and Messager), which opened on
+The same company of players (with the addition of [[Arthur Grover]]) is mentioned again when the first performance in the country of ''[[Florodora]]'' (Hall, Boyd-Jones, Rubens and Stuart) opened in the [[Good Hope Theatre]] on 18 July, 1904. The production was a great success and very popular with the public. In 1905 he was also a member of the cast of the original South African production of ''[[Veronique]]'' (Vanloo, Duval and Messager), which opened in the [[Opera House]] on 11 September.
 Clifton's next success (and apparently last appearance in Cape Town) was playing "Freddie Popple" in the [[Wheeler-Edwardes  Gaiety Company]]'s presentation of ''[[Mr Popple]]'' (Rubens), which opened in the Opera House]], Cape Town,  on 18 June 1906.

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 Their first appearance in the country was at the [[Good Hope Theatre]] in Cape Town on 10 August, 1903 and playing a season of plays there that extended to 23 October of that year. The plays performed included ''[[A Country Girl]]'', ''[[The Girl from Kay's]]'', ''[[The School Girl]]'', ''[[The Lady Slavey]]'' and ''[[Three Little Maids]]''.
-The same company of players (with the addition of [[Arthur Grover]]) is mentioned again when the first performance in the country of ''[[Florodora]]'' (Hall, Boyd-Jones, Rubens and Stuart) opened in the [[Good Hope Theatre]] on 18 July, 1904. The production was a great success and very popular with the public. He was also a mamber of the cast of the original South African production of ''[[Veronique]]'' ()
+The same company of players (with the addition of [[Arthur Grover]]) is mentioned again when the first performance in the country of ''[[Florodora]]'' (Hall, Boyd-Jones, Rubens and Stuart) opened in the [[Good Hope Theatre]] on 18 July, 1904. The production was a great success and very popular with the public. In 1905 he was also a member of the cast of the original South African production of ''[[Veronique]]'' (Vanloo, Duval and Messager), which opened on
 Clifton's next success (and apparently last appearance in Cape Town) was playing "Freddie Popple" in the [[Wheeler-Edwardes  Gaiety Company]]'s presentation of ''[[Mr Popple]]'' (Rubens), which opened in the Opera House]], Cape Town,  on 18 June 1906.

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	Their first appearance in the country was at the [[Good Hope Theatre]] in Cape Town on 10 August, 1903 and playing a season of plays there that extended to 23 October of that year. The plays performed included ''[[A Country Girl]]'', ''[[The Girl from Kay's]]'', ''[[The School Girl]]'', ''[[The Lady Slavey]]'' and ''[[Three Little Maids]]''.		Their first appearance in the country was at the [[Good Hope Theatre]] in Cape Town on 10 August, 1903 and playing a season of plays there that extended to 23 October of that year. The plays performed included ''[[A Country Girl]]'', ''[[The Girl from Kay's]]'', ''[[The School Girl]]'', ''[[The Lady Slavey]]'' and ''[[Three Little Maids]]''.
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		+	The company of players (with the addition of [[Arthur Grover]]) are all mentioned again on 18 July, 1904, with the first performance in the country of ''[[Florodora]]'' () in the [[Good Hope Theatre]]. The producyttion was a great success and popular with the public.

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