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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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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.

See Drawing Room Theatre.

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