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The [[Union Bioscope Company]] was a company set up by a printer, a plumber, and a chemist.

Their first cinema was a wood and iron building in Human Street in Krugersdorp called the [[Lyric Theatre]]. This was later demolished and replaced by the [[Vaudette Theatre]]’.

The company also opened cinemas in Kimberly and East London.

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 ==The company==
-Set up by a printer, a plumber, and a chemist to exploit the advent of the bioscope in South Africa, the  [[Union Bioscope Company]] opened their first cinema in Human Street in Krugersdorp. It was a wood and iron building called the [[Lyric Theatre]], but was later demolished and replaced by the [[Vaudette Theatre]] in 1909. The company thereafter used the name [[Vaudette Theatre]] for a number of cinemas in various towns/cities, including Kimberly and East London.
+Set up by a printer, a plumber, and a chemist to exploit the advent of the bioscope in South Africa, the  [[Union Bioscope Company]] opened their first cinema in Human Street in Krugersdorp. It was a wood and iron building called the [[Lyric Theatre]], but was later demolished and replaced by the [[Vaudette Theatre]]. The company thereafter used the name [[Vaudette Theatre]] for a number of cinemas in various towns/cities, including Johannesburg (in 1909), Kimberly and East London.
 ==Sources==

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 ==The company==
-Set up by a printer, a plumber, and a chemist to exploit the advent of the bioscope in South Arican they opened their first cinema in Human Street in Krugersdorp, It was a wood and iron building called the [[Lyric Theatre]], but was later demolished and replaced by the [[Vaudette Theatre]] in 1909. The company thereafter used the name [[Vaudette Theatre]] for a number of cinemas in various towns/cities, including Kimberly and East London.
+Set up by a printer, a plumber, and a chemist to exploit the advent of the bioscope in South Africa, the  [[Union Bioscope Company]] opened their first cinema in Human Street in Krugersdorp. It was a wood and iron building called the [[Lyric Theatre]], but was later demolished and replaced by the [[Vaudette Theatre]] in 1909. The company thereafter used the name [[Vaudette Theatre]] for a number of cinemas in various towns/cities, including Kimberly and East London.
 ==Sources==

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-The [[Union Bioscope Company]] was a  company set up by a printer, a plumber, and a chemist to exploit the advent of the bioscope in South Arica.
+The [[Union Bioscope Company]] was an early cinema company.
-Their first cinema was a wood and iron building in Human Street in Krugersdorp called the [[Lyric Theatre]], but was later demolished and replaced by the [[Vaudette Theatre]] in 1909. The company then used the name for a number of cinemas in various towns/cities, including Kimberly and East London.
+==The company==
 ==Sources==

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	Their first cinema was a wood and iron building in Human Street in Krugersdorp called the [[Lyric Theatre]], but was later demolished and replaced by the [[Vaudette Theatre]] in 1909. The company then used the name for a number of cinemas in various towns/cities, including Kimberly and East London.		Their first cinema was a wood and iron building in Human Street in Krugersdorp called the [[Lyric Theatre]], but was later demolished and replaced by the [[Vaudette Theatre]] in 1909. The company then used the name for a number of cinemas in various towns/cities, including Kimberly and East London.
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		+	==Sources==
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		+	''Johannesburg 1912''. https://johannesburg1912.com/2013/07/29/theatres-in-early-johannesburg/
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		+	Return to [[South_African_Theatre/Venues\|South African Theatre Venues, Companies, Societies, etc ]]
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	The [[Union Bioscope Company]] was a company set up by a printer, a plumber, and a chemist to exploit the advent of the bioscope in South Arica.		The [[Union Bioscope Company]] was a company set up by a printer, a plumber, and a chemist to exploit the advent of the bioscope in South Arica.

−	Their first cinema was a wood and iron building in Human Street in Krugersdorp called the [[Lyric Theatre]], but was later demolished and replaced by the [[Vaudette Theatre]] in 1909. The company then used the name for a number of cinemas in various towns/cities, including .	+	Their first cinema was a wood and iron building in Human Street in Krugersdorp called the [[Lyric Theatre]], but was later demolished and replaced by the [[Vaudette Theatre]] in 1909. The company then used the name for a number of cinemas in various towns/cities, including Kimberly and East London.
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−	~~The company also opened cinemas in~~ Kimberly and East London.

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 The [[Union Bioscope Company]] was a  company set up by a printer, a plumber, and a chemist to exploit the advent of the bioscope in South Arica.
-Their first cinema was a wood and iron building in Human Street in Krugersdorp called the [[Lyric Theatre]]. It opened in 1909 but was later demolished and replaced by the [[Vaudette Theatre]], and the name was then used for a number of [[Vaudette Theatre]]s in various towns/cities.
+Their first cinema was a wood and iron building in Human Street in Krugersdorp called the [[Lyric Theatre]], but was later demolished and replaced by the [[Vaudette Theatre]] in 1909. The company then used the name for a number of cinemas in various towns/cities, including .
 The company also opened cinemas in Kimberly and East London.