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''[[Robinson Crusoe on Ice]]''

1950s: ''[[Robinson Crusoe on Ice]]'' presented by [[African Consolidated Theatres]]

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	1950s: ''[[Robinson Crusoe on Ice]]'' presented by [[African Consolidated Theatres]] at various venues in the country.		1950s: ''[[Robinson Crusoe on Ice]]'' presented by [[African Consolidated Theatres]] at various venues in the country.
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−	''[[Robinson Crusoe on Ice]]'' is a pantomime by an unnamed author, based on the Daniel Defoe novel ''[[Robinson Crusoe]]'' (.	+	''[[Robinson Crusoe on Ice]]'' is a pantomime by an unnamed author, based on the Daniel Defoe novel ''[[Robinson Crusoe]]'' (1719).

	==The text==		==The text==

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	==The text==		==The text==

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-''[[Robinson Crusoe on Ice]]'' (Anon.)
+''[[Robinson Crusoe on Ice]]'' is a pantomime version by an(Anon.)
 ==The text==
-Based on Daniel Defoe's book ''[[Robinson Crusoe]]'' (1719), the text used for this production is not mentioned, but is almost certainly based on one of the versions by Byron.
+''[[Robinson Crusoe, or Friday and the Fairies]]'' is a pantomime by Henry J. Byron (1835-1884)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_James_Byron], based on Daniel Defoe's famous novel, first performed at Covent Garden theatre, Saturday, December 26th, 1868 printed by J. Miles and co., London in the same year. It probably is the main source for most of the subsequent [[pantomime]]s inspired by Defoe's novel.  In this case the text used for this production on ice is not mentioned, but almost certainly derives from Byron's original version.
 ==Performances in South Africa==
 s: ''[[Robinson Crusoe on Ice]]'' presented by [[African Consolidated Theatres]] at various venues in the country.

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−	''[[Robinson Crusoe on Ice]]''	+	''[[Robinson Crusoe on Ice]]'' (Anon.)

		+	==The text==

		+	Based on Daniel Defoe's book ''[[Robinson Crusoe]]'' (1719), the text used for this production is not mentioned, but is almost certainly based on one of the versions by Byron.

−	1950s: ''[[Robinson Crusoe on Ice]]'' presented by [[African Consolidated Theatres]]	+	==Performances in South Africa==
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		+	1950s: ''[[Robinson Crusoe on Ice]]'' presented by [[African Consolidated Theatres]] at various venues in the country.