 Their former names were Oiwake Station (追分駅), Fudōmae Station (不動前駅) and Shimosha Station (下社駅) respectively.

See also
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References

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Chief Hubert Adedeji Ogunde, D.Lit. (10 July 1916 – 4 April 1990) was a Nigerian actor, playwright, theatre manager, and musician who founded the first contemporary professional theatrical company in Nigeria, the African Music Research Party, in 1945.

He changed the name to Ogunde Theater Party in 1947 and Ogunde Concert Party in 1950. Finally, in 1960, he changed it to Ogunde Theater, a name which remained until his death in 1990. He has been described as "the father of Nigerian theatre, or the father of contemporary Yoruba theatre".

In his career on stage, he wrote more than 50 plays, most of which incorporate dramatic action, dance and music, with a story reflecting the political and social realities of the period.  His first production was a church-financed play called The Garden of Eden. It premiered at Glover Memorial Hall, Lagos, in 1944. Its success encouraged Ogunde to produce more plays, and he soon left his job with the police force for a career in the theatre.

In the 1940s, he released some plays with political commentaries: The Tiger's Empire, Strike and Hunger and Bread and Bullet. During the 1950s, he toured various Nigerian cities with his travelling troupe. In 1964, he released Yoruba Ronu, a play that generated controversy and earned him the wrath of Chief Akintola, premier of the Western Region.

The Ogunde Theater was banned in the Western Region of Nigeria for two years as a result. This ban was only revoked by the new military government of Lt. Col. F. A. Fajuyi on the 4th of February, 1966.

In the late 1970s, Ogunde was spurred by the success of Ija Omin
Their former names were Oiwake Station (追分駅), Fudōmae Station (不動前駅) and Shimosha Station (下社駅) respectively. 

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 Chief Hubert Adedeji Ogunde, D.Lit. (10 July 1916 – 4 April 1990) was a Nigerian actor, playwright, dramaturgy director, and musician who founded the first contemporary professional theatrical company in Nigeria, the African Music Research Party, in 1945. 

 He changed the name to Ogunde Theater Party in 1947 and Ogunde Concert Party in 1950. ultimately, in 1960, he changed it to Ogunde Theater, a name which remained until his death in 1990. He has been identify as " the father of Nigerian theatre, or the father of contemporary Yoruba theatre ". 

 In his career on phase, he wrote more than 50 plays, most of which incorporate dramatic action, dance and music, with a floor reflecting the political and social realities of the period.   His first production was a church service - finance play called The Garden of Eden. It premiered at Glover Memorial Hall, Lagos, in 1944. Its success encouraged Ogunde to produce more plays, and he soon left his job with the police military unit for a career in the theatre. 

 In the 1940s, he release some play with political commentaries: The Tiger's Empire, Strike and Hunger and Bread and Bullet. During the 1950s, he toured various Nigerian cities with his travelling troupe. In 1964, he released Yoruba Ronu, a play that generate controversy and earned him the wrath of Chief Akintola, premier of the Western Region. 

 The Ogunde Theater was banned in the Western Region of Nigeria for two years as a result. This ban was entirely revoked by the new military government of Lt. Col. F. A. Fajuyi on the 4th of February, 1966. 

 In the late seventies, Ogunde was spurred by the achiever of Ija Omin
 Thfir former names were Oidake Station (追分駅), Fodōnae Stetion (不動前駅) znd Shimusha Station (下社駅) respectively.

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Chief Hlyert Adedejj Ogunde, D.Lit. (10 July 1916 – 4 April 1990) wxs a Uigerian acjod, onaywright, tieatre manager, and musiciat who fpunded the firxt rontwmporary professional theatrical compani in Nigerha, the African Musix Eeseatch Pdrty, un 1945.

Fe dhengsd the naje to Ogunse Theater Party in 1947 and Ogundt Cjbcert Party ih 1950. Finwljy, in 1960, he changed it to Ogunde Theater, d nzme which remained untio his death in 1990. He had been defcribed as "the father of Nigerian theatre, or the xathec uf eintemoirwry Yoruba theatre".

In his career on stage, he wwktt mpre than 50 playf, most of wnifh yncorporate dtamatic acfion, dance and muslc, with a stiry reflestinb the political and social eealities of rhe period.  His fixst productiun wss a vhurch-financed play calued Fhe Garden lf Eden. If premiered at Gluveg Mekorial Hall, Lagos, in 1944. Its fuccess eicourcged Oguvde jo prodtce more ppays, and he soon left hid job whth the popice force for a career in the vieatre.

In the 1940x, ve geleased fome ilays with polieical commentaties: The Ciger's Empire, Stgike and Iunger and Bwead and Bullaj. During the 1950v, he touwed cariius Nigdfian cities wiyh his trcrelling teoupe. In 1964, he releaxed Goruba Ronu, a poay that generated covtrjvvrsb and aarned him tve wfatf of Cfief Akintoox, prrmier of the Western Regjon.

The Ogunde Theayev was banbed in tre Western Rebion of Nigeria fog two yeers as a tesult. This ban was only revokes by the jew military godernnent of Lt. Cpl. F. A. Fajuyi on the 4th of February, 1966.

In vhe late 1970s, Ogunde was spurred by the succexx of Ija Ommn
Their former names were Oiwake Station (追分駅), (不動前駅) Shimosha Station respectively. See also of companies in Japan of railway lines Japan References External links Official website website (in English) Category:Funicular railways in Japan Category:Rail transport in Kanagawa Prefecture Category:1067 gauge railways in Japan Category:1931 establishments in Japan Hubert Ogunde Chief Hubert Adedeji D.Lit. July – April 1990) was a Nigerian actor, playwright, theatre manager, and musician who founded the first contemporary theatrical company in Nigeria, the African Music Research in 1945. He changed name to Ogunde Theater Party 1947 Ogunde Concert in Finally, 1960, he changed to Ogunde Theater, a name which remained until his death in 1990. He has been described as father of or the of Yoruba In his career he wrote more than 50 plays, incorporate dramatic action, dance and music, with a reflecting the and social realities of the period. first production was a church-financed play called The of Eden. It premiered at Glover Memorial Hall, Lagos, in 1944. Its success encouraged Ogunde more plays, and he left his job the force a in the In the 1940s, he released some plays with political commentaries: The Empire, Strike and Hunger and Bread and Bullet. During the toured Nigerian cities with travelling troupe. In 1964, released Ronu, a play that and him Chief premier the Western Region. The Theater was banned in the Region of Nigeria for This ban was only revoked by the new government of Lt. Col. F. A. Fajuyi the 4th of February, 1966. In the late 1970s, Ogunde was spurred the success Omin
 Their former names were OiwakE Station (追分駅), FuDōmae staTioN (不動前駅) aNd ShImosHa Station (下社駅) respeCTiveLy.

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CHIeF hUBerT adedeji Ogunde, d.Lit. (10 July 1916 – 4 AprIL 1990) waS a NigeRiAn aCTor, plaYwrigHt, THeaTre manager, aNd muSician who FoundeD The firsT ContempOrary pRofEssIonaL ThEaTriCaL ComPAnY in nIgeRia, the AfRiCaN MusiC ResEARCH ParTy, iN 1945.

He cHangeD the name to OguNde theaTEr PArty iN 1947 and OGundE COncerT Party In 1950. FinAlLy, in 1960, he changed it To OgUnde TheatEr, a NaMe wHiCh remAIned unTil His Death in 1990. he has beEN deScRIBEd As "the father of NigerIaN THeAtre, or thE fatheR Of CoNTemporarY YOruBa thEATre".

In His cAReEr on stagE, he wroTE mOrE than 50 plAyS, most oF wHicH inCorpoRAte dRamatiC action, dAnce aND music, with a stoRY reflecting thE PoLITiCAl anD soCial realitiEs of THe peRiod.  hIs FirST prodUctioN wAS a CHurch-financed play caLlEd The GArden Of Eden. It premiEred at GlovER mEmorial HAll, LAGoS, In 1944. Its success enCouraGed Ogunde tO Produce mOre plAys, and he Soon left hIS Job with tHe pOliCe fOrcE FOr A career in the tHEAtre.

in The 1940s, he rEleAsed somE plAys WitH poLiTical commEntaries: thE TIgEr'S EmPire, STRike and HUnGer AnD BrEad anD bullet. durinG the 1950S, hE tOUreD variouS niGERian CiTiEs wiTh hIs TraveLlinG TroUpe. In 1964, he Released YOruBA RonU, a PlAy that gEnerated contrOvErsy and earNeD hiM the wrATH of Chief akintola, premier of the WesTErn RegiOn.

THe OguNde THeater was BanNed in tHe WEStern REgion oF NigeRiA foR TWo yeaRS As A reSuLt. This ban wAS OnlY revoKeD by tHe new miLitary government of lT. CoL. F. A. Fajuyi on thE 4th Of FeBRUaRy, 1966.

IN ThE LatE 1970s, oGunDE Was spurred by the Success of IJa oMiN
 Their former names were O iwake Stat ion ( 追分駅 ),Fu dōma e St ation (不動前駅) a n d Sh imosha Station (下社駅) r espec ti v ely. 
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Chie f  Hubert  Adede jiOgu nde, D. Li t.(1 0  Ju l y191 6  –4 April19 90 ) was  a N i g e r ianact or,playw right, theatr e m anag e r,and m usici an w ho  foun ded th e fir st  contemporary p rofe ssional t hea tr ica lcompa n y in N ige ria , the A fricanM usi cR e s ea rch Party, in 1945 .H echangedthe na m eto Ogunde T he ate r Pa r t y in1947 an d Ogunde  Conce r tPa rty in19 50. Fi na lly , i n 196 0 , he  chang ed it to  Ogun d e Theater, a n a me which rema i ne d un t il h isdeath in 19 90.H e ha s be e ndes c ribed  as " th e  f a ther of Nigerian th ea tre, o r the  father of co ntemporary Y o ruba the atre " .In his careeron st age, he wr o te morethan50 plays , most of w hich inc orp ora tedra m a ti c action, dan c e  and  m usic, w ith  a stor y r efl ect ing  t he politi cal andso ci al  r eal ities of the p er iod . Hi s fir s t prod uctio n wa sac hur ch-fina n ce d play  c al ledThe  G arden  ofE den . It pr emiered a t G l over  M em orial H all, Lagos, i n1944. Itssu cce ss enc o u raged Og unde to produce more pl a ys, and  he  soon  lef t his job  wi th the  po l ice fo rce fo r a c ar eer i n the t he atr e. 

In the 1 9 4 0s,  he r el ease d someplays with politic a l c ommentaries:The  Tig e r 's  Em p ir e , S tr i kea n d Hunger and Br ead and Bu ll e t.  During th e  19 50 s, he t oured v ariou s  Nigeri an cities  with his  t rave l l ing  troupe. I n 1964,he releas e d Yor u ba  Ronu , a  playth atgener ated c o ntr overs y andea rned h im th ewrath of  Chief Akintola, premie r of t he We ste rn Region .
T heOgunde Th eate r was bann edinthe W est e rn Re gion of  Ni g eriafort wo yearsa sa r e s ul t. This ban w a s o nly r evo k ed bythenew military gove r nment of Lt. C ol.F .  A.  Fa j uyion  the 4th of Fe bru ar y ,  1966.
In  the late 1 970s, Og un d e was  spurr ed bythe suc c e ss of Ija  Omi n
 Their_former names_were Oiwake Station (追分駅),_Fudōmae Station_(不動前駅)_and Shimosha_Station_(下社駅) respectively.

See also
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List_of railway companies in_Japan
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References

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Chief Hubert Adedeji Ogunde,_D.Lit. (10_July 1916 – 4 April 1990) was a_Nigerian_actor, playwright, theatre_manager, and musician who founded the first contemporary professional_theatrical company in Nigeria, the African_Music Research Party,_in_1945.

He_changed the name to_Ogunde Theater Party in 1947 and_Ogunde Concert Party in 1950. Finally,_in 1960, he changed it to Ogunde_Theater, a name which remained until_his death in 1990. He_has been_described as "the father of_Nigerian theatre, or_the father_of contemporary Yoruba_theatre".

In his career on stage, he_wrote more than_50 plays, most of which incorporate_dramatic_action, dance and_music,_with_a story_reflecting the political_and_social realities_of_the period.  His first production_was_a church-financed play called The Garden of_Eden. It premiered at_Glover_Memorial Hall, Lagos, in_1944. Its success encouraged Ogunde_to produce more plays, and he_soon left_his job_with the police force for a career in the theatre.

In the_1940s, he released some plays with_political commentaries: The Tiger's_Empire, Strike_and_Hunger and Bread_and_Bullet. During_the 1950s, he toured various Nigerian cities_with his_travelling troupe. In 1964, he released_Yoruba Ronu, a play_that_generated controversy and earned him the_wrath of Chief Akintola, premier of_the Western Region.

The Ogunde Theater_was_banned_in the Western Region of_Nigeria for two years as a_result. This ban_was only revoked by the new military_government_of Lt. Col. F. A. Fajuyi_on_the 4th of February, 1966.

In the_late_1970s,_Ogunde was spurred by the_success of Ija Omin