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The Society of Amateurs was a one-off gourp of performers, former members of Mr Cuerton's Company, who presented an evening's entertainment in the African Theatre, Cape Town, on 22 July as a benefit for Miss Delamore, whom Mr Cuerton had apparently left penniless in Cape Town when he left.

On the occasion they performed with Fortune's Frolic (Allingham) as an afterpiece .

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		+	The [[Society of Amateurs]] was a one-off gourp of performers, former members of [[Mr Cuerton's Company]], who presented an evening's entertainment in the [[African Theatre]], Cape Town, on 22 July as a benefit for [[Miss Delamore]], whom [[Mr Cuerton]] had apparently left penniless in Cape Town when he left.

−	~~1815: Presented in English in~~ the ~~[[African Theatre]], Cape Town on 22 July by a "Society of Amateurs", i.e. former members of [[Mr Cuerton's Company]],~~ with ''[[Fortune's Frolic]]'' (Allingham) as an afterpiece ~~. The evening is a benefit for [[Miss Delamore]], whom Cuerton had apparently left penniless in Cape Town when he left~~.	+	On the occasion they performed with ''[[Fortune's Frolic]]'' (Allingham) as an afterpiece .