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As part of the [[Shakespeare Tercentenary Celebration]] in Cape Town, a [[Shakespearian Concert]], was presented in the [[Cape Town City Hall]], on the evening of April 24th, 1916. Hosted by the [[Elizabethan Society]] and the [[National Home Reading Union]]. Patrons for the evening were Lord Buxton, the Governor-General; John X. Merriman; and Harry Hands, Mayor of Cape Town. The city orchestra rendered musical items, there were recitations and enactments from the plays, and Merriman made a speech.
The artists were [[Mrs McGowan Kitching]], Miss [[Edith te Water]], Mr [[Alfred Holtzer]], Miss [[Mina Freund]], [[Miss de Marillac]], Mr [[Reginald Metcalfe]], Mr [[E.C. Dudley]] (who delivered a Prologue).

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-[[Peter Merrington]],  200*, 29-45.
+[[Peter Merrington]],  2009, 29-45.
 [[Peter Merrington]], 1999: 238-63.

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-[[Peter Merrington|Merrington, Peter]] Loyal Memory: The Tercentenary in Colonial Cape Town. In ''The Shakespearean International Yearbook'' Volume 9: Special section, South African Shakespeare in the Twentieth Century. (Guest editor: [[Laurence Wright]]) 29-45.
+[[Peter Merrington]],  200*, 29-45.
-[[Peter Merrington|Merrington, Peter]], State of the Union: The "New Pageantry" and the Performance of Identity in
+[[Peter Merrington]], 1999: 238-63.
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 == Sources ==
-Peter Merrington Loyal Memory: The Tercentenary in Colonial Cape Town. ***
+[[Peter Merrington|Merrington, Peter]] Loyal Memory: The Tercentenary in Colonial Cape Town. In ''The Shakespearean International Yearbook'' Volume 9: Special section, South African Shakespeare in the Twentieth Century. (Guest editor: [[Laurence Wright]]) 29-45.
-Merrington, Peter, „State of the Union: The “New Pageantry” and the Performance of Identity in
+[[Peter Merrington|Merrington, Peter]], State of the Union: The "New Pageantry" and the Performance of Identity in
-North America and South Africa, 1908-1910‟, Journal of Literary Studies 15, nos. 1-2 (1999):
+North America and South Africa, 1908-1910, ''[[Journal of Literary Studies]]'' 15, nos. 1-2 (1999): 238-63.
 Go to [[South African Theatre/Bibliography]]

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 As part of the [[Shakespeare Tercentenary Celebration]] in Cape Town, a [[Shakespearian Concert]], was presented in the [[Cape Town City Hall]], on the evening of April 24th, 1916. Hosted by the [[Elizabethan Society]] and the [[National Home Reading Union]]. Patrons for the evening were Lord Buxton, the Governor-General; John X. Merriman; and Harry Hands, Mayor of Cape Town. The city orchestra rendered musical items, there were recitations and enactments from the plays, and Merriman made a speech.
-The artists were [[Mrs McGowan Kitching]], Miss [[Edith te Water]], Mr [[Alfred Holtzer]], Miss [[Mina Freund|Minna Freund]], [[Miss de Marillac]], Mr [[Reginald Metcalfe]], Mr [[E.C. Dudley]] (who delivered a Prologue).
+The artists were [[Mrs McGowan Kitching]], Miss [[Edith te Water]], Mr [[Alfred Holtzer]], Miss [[Minna Freund|Mina Freund]], [[Miss de Marillac]], Mr [[Reginald Metcalfe]], Mr [[E.C. Dudley]] (who delivered a Prologue).
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		+	Merrington, Peter, „State of the Union: The “New Pageantry” and the Performance of Identity in
		+	North America and South Africa, 1908-1910‟, Journal of Literary Studies 15, nos. 1-2 (1999):
		+	238-63.

	Go to [[South African Theatre/Bibliography]]		Go to [[South African Theatre/Bibliography]]

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