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[[Tuppen and Stonestreet]] was an architectural firm in Cape Town in the 1860s

They were responsible for the designs for revamping the [[Theatre Royal]] in Cape Town for theatre manager [[H.J. le Roy]], who had hired the theatre.

A [[Mr Baskett]] was the building contractor and the decorator was the set designer [[R.S. Cooper]]. The [[Le Roy and Duret]] company utilised the revamped venue from 29 January 1866 till 13 July 1868, when the building burnt down.

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 ==The company==
-[[Mr Tuppen]] and [[Mr Stonestreet]] - referred to as [[Tuppen and Stonestreet]] - were responsible for revamping the [[Sefton Parry]]'s original [[Theatre Royal]] in Harrington Street, Cape Town for [[J.H. le Roy]], who had hired the theatre.
+[[Mr Tuppen]] and [[Mr Stonestreet]] - joimtly referred to as [[Tuppen and Stonestreet]] - were responsible for revamping the [[Sefton Parry]]'s original [[Theatre Royal]] in Harrington Street, Cape Town for [[J.H. le Roy]], who had hired the theatre.
 A [[Mr Baskett]] was the building contractor  and the decorator was the set designer [[R.S. Cooper]]. The [[Le Roy and Duret]] company utilised the revamped venue from 29 January 1866 till 13 July 1868, when the building burnt down.

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 ==The company==
-[[Mr Tuppen]] and [[Mr Stonestreet]] were responsible for revamping the [[Sefton Parry]]'s original [[Theatre Royal]] in Harrington Street, Cape Town for [[J.H. le Roy]], who had hired the theatre.
+[[Mr Tuppen]] and [[Mr Stonestreet]] - referred to as [[Tuppen and Stonestreet]] - were responsible for revamping the [[Sefton Parry]]'s original [[Theatre Royal]] in Harrington Street, Cape Town for [[J.H. le Roy]], who had hired the theatre.
 A [[Mr Baskett]] was the building contractor  and the decorator was the set designer [[R.S. Cooper]]. The [[Le Roy and Duret]] company utilised the revamped venue from 29 January 1866 till 13 July 1868, when the building burnt down.

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 [[Tuppen and Stonestreet]]  was an architectural firm in Cape Town in the 1860s
-[[Mr Tuppen]] and [[Mr Stonestreet]] were responsible for revamping the [[Sefton Parry]]'s original [[Theatre Royal]] in Harrington Street, Cape Town for [[H.J. le Roy]], who had hired the theatre.
+[[Mr Tuppen]] and [[Mr Stonestreet]] were responsible for revamping the [[Sefton Parry]]'s original [[Theatre Royal]] in Harrington Street, Cape Town for [[J.H. le Roy]], who had hired the theatre.
 A [[Mr Baskett]] was the building contractor  and the decorator was the set designer [[R.S. Cooper]]. The [[Le Roy and Duret]] company utilised the revamped venue from 29 January 1866 till 13 July 1868, when the building burnt down.

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 [[Tuppen and Stonestreet]]  was an architectural firm in Cape Town in the 1860s
-[[Mr Tuppen]] and [[Mr Stonestreet]] were resonsible for revamping the [[Sefton Parry]]'s original [[Theatre Royal]] in Harrington Street, Cape Town for [[H.J. le Roy]], who had hired the theatre.
+[[Mr Tuppen]] and [[Mr Stonestreet]] were responsible for revamping the [[Sefton Parry]]'s original [[Theatre Royal]] in Harrington Street, Cape Town for [[H.J. le Roy]], who had hired the theatre.
 A [[Mr Baskett]] was the building contractor  and the decorator was the set designer [[R.S. Cooper]]. The [[Le Roy and Duret]] company utilised the revamped venue from 29 January 1866 till 13 July 1868, when the building burnt down.

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	A [[Mr Baskett]] was the building contractor and the decorator was the set designer [[R.S. Cooper]]. The [[Le Roy and Duret]] company utilised the revamped venue from 29 January 1866 till 13 July 1868, when the building burnt down.		A [[Mr Baskett]] was the building contractor and the decorator was the set designer [[R.S. Cooper]]. The [[Le Roy and Duret]] company utilised the revamped venue from 29 January 1866 till 13 July 1868, when the building burnt down.
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