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and joined the Alfred Theatre Company, owned by Manek Master who also opposed Fenton. As a consequence, in 1881, Khatau left and started his own Alfred Theatre Company with others, following which Fenton had a long and successful career. It was later renamed the New Alfred Company. Fenton and Khatau
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Fenton created a sensation in the theatre due to her talent and relationship with Khatau. However, a dispute arose between Khatau and Khambatta regarding her entry into theatre. Khatau therefore left
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show. She admired his acting, met him, fell in love and finally married him. Fenton subsequently adopted the Parsi name of Mehrbai. Khatau then trained her in singing and acting in the 1870s.
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company, who started his career with the Empress Victoria Theatrical Company. Despite opposition from his employers, he introduced
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He was honoured for his contribution to Gujarati and Urdu theatre in 1908. He died on 16 August 1916 on a tour in
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when Mary Fenton, a daughter of an Irish soldier in the British Indian Army, had come to book the hall for her
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later separated. They had a son Jahangir Khatau who took over the Company and kept it operational until 1932.
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family in 1857, and brought up in a house opposite the Dukkar Bazar (pig market) in the
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The Alfred Company had several popular actors like Sohrabji Oghra,
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India's Shakespeare: Translation, Interpretation, and Performance
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At one time he managed and significantly influenced
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Index

Bombay
British India
Lahore
Mary Fenton
Parsi theatre
Mary Fenton
Parsi
Dhobi Talao
Bombay
Shakespeare
Inder Sabha
magic lantern
Bombay
Delhi
Ellen Wood
East Lynne
Agha Hasan Amanat
Urdu
Inder Sabha
Shakespeare
Pericles, Prince of Tyre
Kalidasa
Shakuntala
Amrit Keshav Nayak
Hamlet
Irving
Narayan Prasad Betab
Lahore

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