Temperance Hall - Revision history

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Satj: /* The Temperance Hall, Long Street, Cape Town */

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The Temperance Hall, Long Street, Cape Town

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The Temperance Hall, Long Street, Cape Town

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The Temperance Hall, Long Street, Cape Town

Satj: /* The Temperance Hall, King William's Town */

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The Temperance Hall, King William's Town

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−	The idea of a "[[Temperance Hall]]" or a set of "[[Temperance Rooms]]" is related to the ~~so-called~~ "Temperance Movement"[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temperance_movement] prominent during the 19th and early 20th centuries. The term refers more specifically to the meeting place used by the various temperance or abstinence societies, and related organizations over the years. Most towns in the second half of the century had some such facility. And very often these also served as performance venues for musical and theatrical events.	+	The idea of a "[[Temperance Hall]]" or a set of "[[Temperance Rooms]]" is related to the wide ranging "Temperance Movement"[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temperance_movement] prominent during the 19th and early 20th centuries. The term refers more specifically to the meeting place used by the various temperance or abstinence societies, and related organizations over the years. Most towns in the second half of the century had some such facility. And very often these also served as performance venues for musical and theatrical events.

	'''See also [[Temperance Movements in South Africa]]'''		'''See also [[Temperance Movements in South Africa]]'''

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 == The [[Temperance Hall]], Long Street, Cape Town ==
-In October of 1863 the [[Total Abstinence Society]], a society active in Cape Town in the 1860s, put on a play called ''[[Trial by Jury of Dr Abstinence]]'' here, and repeated it in the [[Music Hall]] on Church Square later the month.
+In October of 1863 the [[Total Abstinence Society]] put on a play called ''[[Trial by Jury of Dr Abstinence]]'' here, and repeated it in the [[Music Hall]] on Church Square later the month.
 == The [[Temperance Hall]], King William's Town ==

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 == The [[Temperance Hall]], Long Street, Cape Town ==
-In October of 1863 the A society active in Cape Town in the 1860s. Among other activities they put on a play in support of moderation in drink, called ''[[Trial by Jury of Dr Abstinence]]'' and performed to success in the [[Temperance Hall]], and repeated in the [[Music Hall]] on Church Square, during October of 1863.
+In October of 1863 the [[Total Abstinence Society]], a society active in Cape Town in the 1860s, put on a play called ''[[Trial by Jury of Dr Abstinence]]'' here, and repeated it in the [[Music Hall]] on Church Square later the month.
 == The [[Temperance Hall]], King William's Town ==

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	== The [[Temperance Hall]], Long Street, Cape Town ==		== The [[Temperance Hall]], Long Street, Cape Town ==

		+	In October of 1863 the A society active in Cape Town in the 1860s. Among other activities they put on a play in support of moderation in drink, called ''[[Trial by Jury of Dr Abstinence]]'' and performed to success in the [[Temperance Hall]], and repeated in the [[Music Hall]] on Church Square, during October of 1863.

	== The [[Temperance Hall]], King William's Town ==		== The [[Temperance Hall]], King William's Town ==

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−	1886 A meeting ~~was held there~~ by the Phoenix Society ~~on Thursday,~~ .	+	1886 Used as a meeting inter alia by the Phoenix Society.

	==[[Mrs Parry's Temperance Rooms]], Simonstown==		==[[Mrs Parry's Temperance Rooms]], Simonstown==

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−	The idea of a "[[Temperance Hall]]" or a set of "[[Temperance Rooms]]" is related to the so-called "Temperance Movement"[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temperance_movement] ~~so particularly~~ prominent during the 19th and early 20th centuries ~~and~~ refers more specifically to the meeting place used by temperance or abstinence societies, and related organizations over the years. Most towns in the second half of the century had some such facility. And very often these also served as performance venues for musical and theatrical events.	+	The idea of a "[[Temperance Hall]]" or a set of "[[Temperance Rooms]]" is related to the so-called "Temperance Movement"[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temperance_movement] prominent during the 19th and early 20th centuries. The term refers more specifically to the meeting place used by the various temperance or abstinence societies, and related organizations over the years. Most towns in the second half of the century had some such facility. And very often these also served as performance venues for musical and theatrical events.

	'''See also [[Temperance Movements in South Africa]]'''		'''See also [[Temperance Movements in South Africa]]'''

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	The idea of a "[[Temperance Hall]]" or a set of "[[Temperance Rooms]]" is related to the so-called "Temperance Movement"[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temperance_movement] so particularly prominent during the 19th and early 20th centuries and refers more specifically to the meeting place used by temperance or abstinence societies, and related organizations over the years. Most towns in the second half of the century had some such facility. And very often these also served as performance venues for musical and theatrical events.		The idea of a "[[Temperance Hall]]" or a set of "[[Temperance Rooms]]" is related to the so-called "Temperance Movement"[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temperance_movement] so particularly prominent during the 19th and early 20th centuries and refers more specifically to the meeting place used by temperance or abstinence societies, and related organizations over the years. Most towns in the second half of the century had some such facility. And very often these also served as performance venues for musical and theatrical events.
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		+	'''See also [[Temperance Movements in South Africa]]'''

	=[[Temperance Hall]]s in South Africa=		=[[Temperance Hall]]s in South Africa=

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−	The idea of a "[[Temperance Hall]]" or a set of "[[Temperance Rooms]]" is related to the so-called [[Temperance Movement]][https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temperance_movement] of the 19th ~~century~~ and refers more specifically to the meeting place used by ~~temperatnce~~ or abstinence societies, and related organizations over the years. Most towns in the second half of the century had some such facility. And very often these also served as performance venues for musical and theatrical events.	+	The idea of a "[[Temperance Hall]]" or a set of "[[Temperance Rooms]]" is related to the so-called "Temperance Movement"[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temperance_movement] so particularly prominent during the 19th and early 20th centuries and refers more specifically to the meeting place used by temperance or abstinence societies, and related organizations over the years. Most towns in the second half of the century had some such facility. And very often these also served as performance venues for musical and theatrical events.

	=[[Temperance Hall]]s in South Africa=		=[[Temperance Hall]]s in South Africa=

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−	The idea of a "[[Temperance Hall]]" is related to the so-called [[Temperance Movement]] ~~of thew 19th century.~~[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temperance_movement], and refers to the meeting place used by temperatnce or abstinence societies, and related organizations over the years.	+	The idea of a "[[Temperance Hall]]" or a set of "[[Temperance Rooms]]" is related to the so-called [[Temperance Movement]][https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temperance_movement] of the 19th century and refers more specifically to the meeting place used by temperatnce or abstinence societies, and related organizations over the years. Most towns in the second half of the century had some such facility. And very often these also served as performance venues for musical and theatrical events.
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	=[[Temperance Hall]]s in South Africa=		=[[Temperance Hall]]s in South Africa=

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−	The idea of a "[[~~Temperence~~ Hall]]" is related to the so-called [[Temperance Movement]] of thew 19th century.[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temperance_movement], and refers to the meeting place used by temperatnce or abstinence societies, and related organizations over the years.	+	The idea of a "[[Temperance Hall]]" is related to the so-called [[Temperance Movement]] of thew 19th century.[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temperance_movement], and refers to the meeting place used by temperatnce or abstinence societies, and related organizations over the years.