Difference between revisions of "Pavilion Music Hall"

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It was reported in 1902 that the venue had changed hands and the new proprietors were Messrs L Rick and Co. The following artists performed at the hall: Jolly Kate Williams, vocalist; Cissie Delmar, vocalist; Arthur Sevan, comedian; Ada Owen, serio and dancer, Harry Hamilton, comedian; Venlo Fortescue, serio and dancer; W Lade, baritone, Gus Leighton, ventriloquist; Elsie St. John, vocalist; Edith Lester, serio and dancer and Harrie Crawley, a female impersonator.

If you know anything more about this venue, which may have been in Muizenberg, please let us know.

“South African Notes,” pg 10, The Referee, (Sydney, NSW ), Wednesday, March 5, 1902.

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-The [[Pavilion Music Hall]] is mentioned by "H" in an article on pg 10 of the The Sydney Referee of March 5, 1902, under the heading “South African Notes".
+The [[Pavilion Music Hall]]
+It was reported in 1902 that the venue had changed hands and the new proprietors were Messrs L Rick and Co. The following artists performed at the hall: [[Jolly Kate Williams]], vocalist;
+[[Cissie Delmar]], vocalist; [[Arthur Sevan]], comedian; [[Ada Owen]], serio and dancer, [[Harry Hamilton]], comedian; [[Venlo Fortescue]], serio and dancer; [[W Lade]], baritone,
+[[Gus Leighton]], ventriloquist; [[Elsie St. John]], vocalist; [[Edith Lester]], serio and dancer and [[Harrie Crawley]], a female impersonator.
 If you know anything more about this venue, which may have been in Muizenberg, please let us know.
+== Sources ==
+“South African Notes,” pg 10, The Referee, (Sydney, NSW ), Wednesday, March 5, 1902.
+== Return to ==
+Return to [[PLAYS I: Original SA plays]]
+Return to [[PLAYS II: Foreign plays]]
+Return to [[PLAYS III: Collections]]
+Return to [[PLAYS IV: Pageants and public performances]]
+Return to [[South_African_Festivals|South African Festivals and Competitions]]
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+Return to [[Main Page]]