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	1937: Staged by the [[Port Elizabeth Gilbert & Sullivan Society]]		1937: Staged by the [[Port Elizabeth Gilbert & Sullivan Society]]
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		+	1940: Presented by [[Johannesburg Operatic and Dramatic Society]]

	1944: Staged by the [[Port Elizabeth Gilbert & Sullivan Society]]		1944: Staged by the [[Port Elizabeth Gilbert & Sullivan Society]]

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-: Presented by the [[East London Light Operatic Scoiety]] and the [[Hebrew Order of David]] at the [[Guild Theatre]]
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 Theatre Programme of Wits student production in 1991.
 Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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	[[Eastern Province Herald]], December 1, 1905.		[[Eastern Province Herald]], December 1, 1905.
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		+	[[Eastern Province Herald]], November 23, 1904.

	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/W._S._Gilbert		http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/W._S._Gilbert

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	1902-3: Performed in South Africa by the visiting [[D'Oyly Carte Opera Company]] as part of their repertoire of [[Gilbert and Sullivan]] works, presented over the course of two seasons.		1902-3: Performed in South Africa by the visiting [[D'Oyly Carte Opera Company]] as part of their repertoire of [[Gilbert and Sullivan]] works, presented over the course of two seasons.
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		+	December 1904: Presented by Mr and Mrs [[Philip Suckling]] at the [[Port Elizabeth Opera House]]. Starring [[J C Carden]] as The Duke of Plaza-Toro, [[A E Marks]] as Luis, [[Jas Walker]] as Don Alhambra, [[Alfred Griffiths]], [[Philip Suckling]], Dr [[T P Oates]], [[Jack Daly]], [[J C H Brincker]], [[Guy Smith]], [[Rosalie Hirsch]], [[Ethel Dowsett]] [[Eileen O'Brien]], [[Rosina Kennedy]], [[Ellie Nash]] and Miss [[C Whitehead]].

	November 30, 1905: Presented by Mr and Mrs [[Philip Suckling]] and the [[Port Elizabeth Amateurs]] at the [[Port Elizabeth Opera House]]. Starring [[J C Carden]] (Duke of Plaza-Toro), [[Alfred Edmund Marks]] (Luis, the Duke's assistant), [[Jas Walker]] (Dos Alhambra del Bolero, the Grand Inquisitor), [[Alfred Griffiths]] (Gondolier Marco Palmieri), [[Philip Suckling]] (Gondolier Guiseppe Palmieri), Dr [[T P Oates]] (Gondolier Antonio), [[Jack Daly]] (Gondolier Francesco), [[J C H Brincker]] (Gondolier Giorgio), [[Guy Smith]] (Gondolier Annibale), Miss [[Rosalie Hirsch]] (Duchess of Plaza-Toro), Miss [[Ethel Dowsett]] (Casdilda, the Duchess' daughter), Miss [[Eileen O'Brien]] (Gianetta), Mrs [[Philip Suckling]] (Tessa), Miss [[Rosina Kennedy]] (Flametta), Miss [[Ellie Nash]] (Victoria), Miss [[C Whitehead]] (Guilia), Miss [[Lily Messina]] (Inez, the King's foster mother). The chorus of Contadina: Misses Bryan, Trinder, Smith, Greener, B Nash, M Pringle, N Pringle, Clarke, J Boland, Allison, E Clayton, H Clayton, Yateman, and K Wegg. Chorus of Gondoliers: Men-at-Arms, Heralds, and Pages: Messrs Hirsch, Harold Smith, Selfe, Hembry, Bonson, Dreyer, Custard, Sparkman, Donaldson, and Kennedy. The orchestra was under Mr [[A B Stark]]. Limelight effects by [[Fred Alcock]].		November 30, 1905: Presented by Mr and Mrs [[Philip Suckling]] and the [[Port Elizabeth Amateurs]] at the [[Port Elizabeth Opera House]]. Starring [[J C Carden]] (Duke of Plaza-Toro), [[Alfred Edmund Marks]] (Luis, the Duke's assistant), [[Jas Walker]] (Dos Alhambra del Bolero, the Grand Inquisitor), [[Alfred Griffiths]] (Gondolier Marco Palmieri), [[Philip Suckling]] (Gondolier Guiseppe Palmieri), Dr [[T P Oates]] (Gondolier Antonio), [[Jack Daly]] (Gondolier Francesco), [[J C H Brincker]] (Gondolier Giorgio), [[Guy Smith]] (Gondolier Annibale), Miss [[Rosalie Hirsch]] (Duchess of Plaza-Toro), Miss [[Ethel Dowsett]] (Casdilda, the Duchess' daughter), Miss [[Eileen O'Brien]] (Gianetta), Mrs [[Philip Suckling]] (Tessa), Miss [[Rosina Kennedy]] (Flametta), Miss [[Ellie Nash]] (Victoria), Miss [[C Whitehead]] (Guilia), Miss [[Lily Messina]] (Inez, the King's foster mother). The chorus of Contadina: Misses Bryan, Trinder, Smith, Greener, B Nash, M Pringle, N Pringle, Clarke, J Boland, Allison, E Clayton, H Clayton, Yateman, and K Wegg. Chorus of Gondoliers: Men-at-Arms, Heralds, and Pages: Messrs Hirsch, Harold Smith, Selfe, Hembry, Bonson, Dreyer, Custard, Sparkman, Donaldson, and Kennedy. The orchestra was under Mr [[A B Stark]]. Limelight effects by [[Fred Alcock]].

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+: Staged by the [[Port Elizabeth Gilbert & Sullivan Society]] as part of the Collegiate Centenary Celebrations. Produced by [[Noel Morgan]] with Musical Director [[John Ashton Jones]] at the [[Port Elizabeth Opera House]] from April 25 to May 4, 1974. The Gala performance was attended by the State President and Mrs Fouche. Starring [[Joyce Lewis]] as Fiametta, [[Peter Southey]] as Antonio, [[Bruce Lochtie]] as Marco Palmieri, [[Carol Owen]] as Tessa, [[Rosemary Mayhew]] as Gianetta, [[Leslie Speyer]] as Luiz, [[Selwyn-Sue Conyers]] as Casilda, [[Harry Owen]] as Duke of Plaza-Toro, [[Barbara Nuttall]] as Duchess of Plaza-Toro, [[George Loopuyt]] as Don Alhambra Del Bolero (the Grand Inquisitor), [[Dorothy Anderson]] as Inez and [[Michael Molyneaux]] as Cast Understudy.
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-: A student production was staged from 24 September to 5 October  at the [[Wits Theatre Complex|Wits Theatre]] by the [[School of Dramatic Arts, BADA]] (according to the programme of the production). Produced by the [[University of the Witwatersrand]]'s School of Music, [[Performing Arts Administration]] and 'endowed' by the [[JODS Trust]]. Directed by [[Conrad Haikes]]. Set designed by [[Robert Joseph]]. Costume design by [[Paul Roumanoff]]. Wits orchestra conducted by Professor [[Walter Mony]]. Vocal supervision by [[Joyce Barker]]. Choreography by [[Wally Green]]. Stage manager: [[Candy Barrett]].
+: A student production was staged from 24 September to 5 October at the [[Wits Theatre Complex|Wits Theatre]] by the [[School of Dramatic Arts, BADA]] (according to the programme of the production). Produced by the [[University of the Witwatersrand]]'s School of Music, [[Performing Arts Administration]] and 'endowed' by the [[JODS Trust]]. Directed by [[Conrad Haikes]]. Set designed by [[Robert Joseph]]. Costume design by [[Paul Roumanoff]]. Wits orchestra conducted by Professor [[Walter Mony]]. Vocal supervision by [[Joyce Barker]]. Choreography by [[Wally Green]]. Stage manager: [[Candy Barrett]].
 Cast:
 The Duke of Plaza Toro, a grandee of Spain - [[David White]]