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[[W.H. Parkes]] (fl. 1860s) was a musical performer (apparently proficient on several instruments) and company manager.

Parkes and the "talented vocalist and actress" [[Eugenie Therese]] arrived in Port Elizabeth from Australia in November 1863, where he rented the Port Elizabeth theatre for a very successful season over the course of the second half of 1864, being joined by Brazier and Mrs Brazier at the end of the year. . He continued there in the first part of 1865, but now attendances began to drop and he began to consider going to Cape Town with the company. But Brazier did not want to go so Parkes carried on , but now in the face of great competition from visiting [[Christy's]] companies. In August he began to collaborate with [[Mrs Tellett]], but this could not avert the end, and by the end of the year the Parkes Company is apparently no more.

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	==Productions by '''[[Parkes' Company]]'''==		==Productions by '''[[Parkes' Company]]'''==

−	1865: Performed as '''''[[All is not Gold that Glitters]]''''' ~~by the company of [[W.H. Parkes]] in Port Elizabeth~~ on 31 July, with Mrs [[Clara Tellett]] appearing as "Martha Gibbs".	+	1865: Performed '''''[[All is not Gold that Glitters]]''''' on 31 July, with Mrs [[Clara Tellett]] appearing as "Martha Gibbs".

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	Parkes and the "talented vocalist and actress" [[Eugenie Therese]] arrived in Port Elizabeth from Australia in November 1863, where he rented the Port Elizabeth theatre for a very successful season over the course of the second half of 1864, being joined by Brazier and Mrs Brazier at the end of the year. . He continued there in the first part of 1865, but now attendances began to drop and he began to consider going to Cape Town with the company. But Brazier did not want to go so Parkes carried on , but now in the face of great competition from visiting [[Christy's]] companies. In August he began to collaborate with [[Mrs Tellett]], but this could not avert the end, and by the end of the year the '''[[Parkes' Company]]''' was apparently no more.		Parkes and the "talented vocalist and actress" [[Eugenie Therese]] arrived in Port Elizabeth from Australia in November 1863, where he rented the Port Elizabeth theatre for a very successful season over the course of the second half of 1864, being joined by Brazier and Mrs Brazier at the end of the year. . He continued there in the first part of 1865, but now attendances began to drop and he began to consider going to Cape Town with the company. But Brazier did not want to go so Parkes carried on , but now in the face of great competition from visiting [[Christy's]] companies. In August he began to collaborate with [[Mrs Tellett]], but this could not avert the end, and by the end of the year the '''[[Parkes' Company]]''' was apparently no more.

		+	==Productions by '''[[Parkes' Company]]'''==

	1865: Performed as '''''[[All is not Gold that Glitters]]''''' by the company of [[W.H. Parkes]] in Port Elizabeth on 31 July, with Mrs [[Clara Tellett]] appearing as "Martha Gibbs".		1865: Performed as '''''[[All is not Gold that Glitters]]''''' by the company of [[W.H. Parkes]] in Port Elizabeth on 31 July, with Mrs [[Clara Tellett]] appearing as "Martha Gibbs".

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 [[W.H. Parkes]] (fl. 1860s) was a musical performer (apparently proficient on several instruments) and company manager.
-Parkes and the "talented vocalist and actress" [[Eugenie Therese]]  arrived in Port Elizabeth from Australia in November 1863, where  he rented the Port Elizabeth theatre for a very successful season over the course of the second half of 1864, being joined by Brazier and Mrs Brazier at the end of the year. . He continued there in the first part of 1865, but now attendances began to drop and he began to consider going to Cape Town with the company. But Brazier did not want to go so Parkes carried on , but now in the face of great competition from visiting [[Christy's]] companies. In August he began to  collaborate with [[Mrs Tellett]], but this could not avert the end, and by the end of the year the [[Parkes' Company]] was apparently no more.
+Parkes and the "talented vocalist and actress" [[Eugenie Therese]]  arrived in Port Elizabeth from Australia in November 1863, where  he rented the Port Elizabeth theatre for a very successful season over the course of the second half of 1864, being joined by Brazier and Mrs Brazier at the end of the year. . He continued there in the first part of 1865, but now attendances began to drop and he began to consider going to Cape Town with the company. But Brazier did not want to go so Parkes carried on , but now in the face of great competition from visiting [[Christy's]] companies. In August he began to  collaborate with [[Mrs Tellett]], but this could not avert the end, and by the end of the year the '''[[Parkes' Company]]''' was apparently no more.
 : Performed as '''''[[All is not Gold that Glitters]]''''' by the company of [[W.H. Parkes]] in Port Elizabeth on  31 July, with  Mrs [[Clara Tellett]] appearing as "Martha Gibbs".

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 [[W.H. Parkes]] (fl. 1860s) was a musical performer (apparently proficient on several instruments) and company manager.
-Parkes and the "talented vocalist and actress" [[Eugenie Therese]]  arrived in Port Elizabeth from Australia in November 1863, where  he rented the Port Elizabeth theatre for a very successful season over the course of the second half of 1864, being joined by Brazier and Mrs Brazier at the end of the year. . He continued there in the first part of 1865, but now attendances began to drop and he began to consider going to Cape Town with the company. But Brazier did not want to go so Parkes carried on , but now in the face of great competition from visiting [[Christy's]] companies. In August he began to  collaborate with [[Mrs Tellett]], but this could not avert the end, and by the end of the year the Parkes Company is apparently no more.
+Parkes and the "talented vocalist and actress" [[Eugenie Therese]]  arrived in Port Elizabeth from Australia in November 1863, where  he rented the Port Elizabeth theatre for a very successful season over the course of the second half of 1864, being joined by Brazier and Mrs Brazier at the end of the year. . He continued there in the first part of 1865, but now attendances began to drop and he began to consider going to Cape Town with the company. But Brazier did not want to go so Parkes carried on , but now in the face of great competition from visiting [[Christy's]] companies. In August he began to  collaborate with [[Mrs Tellett]], but this could not avert the end, and by the end of the year the [[Parkes' Company]] was apparently no more.
 : Performed as '''''[[All is not Gold that Glitters]]''''' by the company of [[W.H. Parkes]] in Port Elizabeth on  31 July, with  Mrs [[Clara Tellett]] appearing as "Martha Gibbs".

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	Parkes and the "talented vocalist and actress" [[Eugenie Therese]] arrived in Port Elizabeth from Australia in November 1863, where he rented the Port Elizabeth theatre for a very successful season over the course of the second half of 1864, being joined by Brazier and Mrs Brazier at the end of the year. . He continued there in the first part of 1865, but now attendances began to drop and he began to consider going to Cape Town with the company. But Brazier did not want to go so Parkes carried on , but now in the face of great competition from visiting [[Christy's]] companies. In August he began to collaborate with [[Mrs Tellett]], but this could not avert the end, and by the end of the year the Parkes Company is apparently no more.		Parkes and the "talented vocalist and actress" [[Eugenie Therese]] arrived in Port Elizabeth from Australia in November 1863, where he rented the Port Elizabeth theatre for a very successful season over the course of the second half of 1864, being joined by Brazier and Mrs Brazier at the end of the year. . He continued there in the first part of 1865, but now attendances began to drop and he began to consider going to Cape Town with the company. But Brazier did not want to go so Parkes carried on , but now in the face of great competition from visiting [[Christy's]] companies. In August he began to collaborate with [[Mrs Tellett]], but this could not avert the end, and by the end of the year the Parkes Company is apparently no more.
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		+	1865: Performed as '''''[[All is not Gold that Glitters]]''''' by the company of [[W.H. Parkes]] in Port Elizabeth on 31 July, with Mrs [[Clara Tellett]] appearing as "Martha Gibbs".