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[[Die Beurs-Skouburg]] is the [[Afrikaans]] name used by [[F.C.L. Bosman]] to refer to a theatre [[Sefton Parry]] had fitted up in the [[Commercial Rooms]] (i.ed. [[Die Beurs]] in [[Afrikaans]]) in Cape Town in 1855, which he temporarily named the [[Drawing Room Theatre]]. | [[Die Beurs-Skouburg]] is the [[Afrikaans]] name used by [[F.C.L. Bosman]] to refer to a theatre [[Sefton Parry]] had fitted up in the [[Commercial Rooms]] (i.ed. [[Die Beurs]] in [[Afrikaans]]) in Cape Town in 1855, which he temporarily named the [[Drawing Room Theatre]]. | ||
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Revision as of 05:49, 13 January 2017
Die Beurs-Skouburg is the Afrikaans name used by F.C.L. Bosman to refer to a theatre Sefton Parry had fitted up in the Commercial Rooms (i.ed. Die Beurs in Afrikaans) in Cape Town in 1855, which he temporarily named the Drawing Room Theatre.
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