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[[Frank de Jongh]], leased the '''Cape Town Opera House''' from 1896-1937. Here he housed his [[Gaiety Company|Gaiety Companies]], consisting of well-known overseas performers and artistes, including [[Zena Dare]], [[Matheson Lang]], [[Sybil Thorndike]], [[Lewis Casson]], [[Irene Vanbrugh]] and [[Kate Vaughan]] in a variety of plays, operas and ballets. | [[Frank de Jongh]], leased the '''Cape Town Opera House''' from 1896-1937. Here he housed his [[Gaiety Company|Gaiety Companies]], consisting of well-known overseas performers and artistes, including [[Zena Dare]], [[Matheson Lang]], [[Sybil Thorndike]], [[Lewis Casson]], [[Irene Vanbrugh]] and [[Kate Vaughan]] in a variety of plays, operas and ballets. | ||
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Revision as of 16:42, 30 November 2010
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Frank de Jongh and the Opera House
Frank de Jongh, leased the Cape Town Opera House from 1896-1937. Here he housed his Gaiety Companies, consisting of well-known overseas performers and artistes, including Zena Dare, Matheson Lang, Sybil Thorndike, Lewis Casson, Irene Vanbrugh and Kate Vaughan in a variety of plays, operas and ballets.
Grand Theatre Restaurant
Sources
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