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Revision as of 06:26, 5 September 2018
The St Aloysius Hall (or Aloysius Hall) was a church hall in Cape Town.
One of a number of public and church halls used for concerts, bazaars and entertainments.
In 1868 it was used by the Phoenix Club for their Christy-style entertainments.
D. Edwards. 1897. The Cape Town Guide. Cape Town: Maskew Miller (Digitised 2011)[1]
