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| − | A circus which appeared in the Cape in 1847, managed by Dalle Case and [[Signor Severo]]. They staged a variety of circus-style programmes as well as several pantomimes at the [[Victoria Theatre]] and the [[Garrison Theatre]] in Cape Town. In February 1848, the partners went their separate ways, each with his own circus ([[Dalle Case]] continued with the [[Italian Circus]] alongside his other theatrical enterprises, while [[Signor Severo]] started an [[African Circus]]). The [[Italian Circus]] folded later in 1848, when Case apparently left show-business for other enterprises.
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| − | Bosman, 1928: pp434-5.
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