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Deriving from the [[Pretoria Dramatic Club]], (also known as [[Pretoria Musical and Dramatic Society]]), which is known to have existed from 1873, PADAMS was constituted under the new name in 1883, with P.J. Marais as chairman. ** Presentations by them include * After becoming defunct in 1899 due to the Boer War, the company was resucitated under the same name on 4 February 1903, with both English- and Dutch-speaking members. From 1906-1913, it was renamed the [[Pretoria Conservatoire Choir]], led by Mrs. Bal. At this stage the emphasis was apparently on Dutch, and the group collaborated with other groups such as [[Onze Taal]]. Among the presentations were *** In 1913 the original name was re-instated, and the company lived on until the 1930s, concentrating especially on musicals during its later years. Among them were **** (See Du Toit, 1988) [JH]

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-Deriving from the [[Pretoria Dramatic Club]], (also known as [[Pretoria Musical and Dramatic Society]]), which is known to have existed from 1873, PADAMS was constituted under the new name in 1883, with P.J. Marais as chairman. ** Presentations by them include * After becoming defunct in 1899 due to the Boer War, the company was resucitated under the same name on 4 February 1903, with both English- and Dutch-speaking members. From 1906-1913, it was renamed the [[Pretoria Conservatoire Choir]], led by Mrs. Bal. At this stage the emphasis was apparently on Dutch, and the group collaborated with other groups such as [[Onze Taal]]. Among the presentations were ***  In 1913 the original name was re-instated, and the company lived on until the 1930s, concentrating especially on musicals during its later years. Among them were **** (See Du Toit,  1988) [JH]
+The [[Pretoria Amateur Dramatic and Musical Society]] ([[PADAMS]]) was an amateur society founded in 1883.
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