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[[Tuppen and Stonestreet]] was an architectural firm in Cape Town in the 1860s | [[Tuppen and Stonestreet]] was an architectural firm in Cape Town in the 1860s | ||
| − | [[Mr Tuppen]] and [[Mr Stonestreet]] were responsible for revamping the [[Sefton Parry]]'s original [[Theatre Royal]] in Harrington Street, Cape Town for [[H | + | [[Mr Tuppen]] and [[Mr Stonestreet]] were responsible for revamping the [[Sefton Parry]]'s original [[Theatre Royal]] in Harrington Street, Cape Town for [[J.H. le Roy]], who had hired the theatre. |
A [[Mr Baskett]] was the building contractor and the decorator was the set designer [[R.S. Cooper]]. The [[Le Roy and Duret]] company utilised the revamped venue from 29 January 1866 till 13 July 1868, when the building burnt down. | A [[Mr Baskett]] was the building contractor and the decorator was the set designer [[R.S. Cooper]]. The [[Le Roy and Duret]] company utilised the revamped venue from 29 January 1866 till 13 July 1868, when the building burnt down. | ||
Revision as of 06:53, 2 September 2021
Tuppen and Stonestreet was an architectural firm in Cape Town in the 1860s
Mr Tuppen and Mr Stonestreet were responsible for revamping the Sefton Parry's original Theatre Royal in Harrington Street, Cape Town for J.H. le Roy, who had hired the theatre.
A Mr Baskett was the building contractor and the decorator was the set designer R.S. Cooper. The Le Roy and Duret company utilised the revamped venue from 29 January 1866 till 13 July 1868, when the building burnt down.
