A Broken Doll

Licensed On: 21 Nov 1917

License Number: 1245

British Library Reference: LCP1917/23

British Library Classmark: Add MS 66178 E

Performances

Date	Theatre	Type
21 Nov 1917	Hippodrome, Dover	Unknown	Licensed Performance
7 Jan 1918	Theatre Royal, Barnsley	Professional	Read Narrative (The Stage, Thursday 22 November 1917)
6 May 1918	Theatre Royal, Smethwick	Professional	Read Narrative (The Stage Thursday 9th May 1918)
12 Aug 1918	Palace Theatre, Bordesley	Professional	Read Narrative This play is right away from the beaten track. (The Stage Thursday 9 May 1918)
9 Sep 1918	Palace Theatre, Bordesley	Professional	Read Narrative (The Stage Thursday 9 May 1918)
22 Oct 1918	Theatre Royal, Sheffield	Professional	Read Narrative (Sheffield Independent Tuesday 22 October 1918)
20 Jan 1919	Theatre Royal, Middlesbrough	Professional	Read Narrative (The Stage Thursday 28 November 1918)
7 Apr 1919	Palace, Newcastle	Professional	Read Narrative Twice nightly, 6.45 & 8.50. Arthur Hinton's Company in Repertory. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. (Newcastle Evening Chronicle Monday 7 April 1919)
16 Jun 1919	New Theatre Royal, Birkenhead	Professional	Read Narrative Mr. Arthur Denville's Famous Stock Company will present an absolutely new Play entitled: A Broken Doll . A Play that will appeal to all classes. (Birkenhead News Saturday 14 June 1919)
1 Mar 1920	Grand, Halifax	Professional	Read Narrative Twice nightly, 6.40 & 8.45. (Halifax Evening Courier Wednesday 3 March 1920)
6 Sep 1920	Theatre Royal, North Shields	Professional	Read Narrative Twice nightly, 6.50 & 9pm. The celebrated Arthur Hinton Repertory Company. (Shields Daily News Saturday 11 September 1920)
15 Nov 1920	Grand Theatre, Mansfield	Professional	Read Narrative Twice nightly 6.30 & 8.30. (Mansfield Reporter Friday 12 November 1920)
25 Aug 1921	Victoria Opera House, Burnley	Professional	Read Narrative 6,45 & 8.45. Monday August 25 and during the week. The success of 1921. Large and enthusiastic audiences. The Famous Denville Stock Company Presents A Broken Doll by Gladys Hastings Walton. You called Me 'Baby' a year ago You told me I was very nice to know And you made me think you loved me in return You left behind 'A Broken Doll' (Nelson Leader Friday 19 August 1921)
20 Oct 1921	Hippodrome, Burslem	Professional	Read Narrative 6.45 & 8.45. The Play of the Moment (Staffordshire Sentinel Saturday 15 October 1921)
22 Oct 1923	[No Theatre Listed],	Professional	Read Narrative The romance of A Broken Doll and a Broken Heart. (Louth Standard Saturday 27 October 1923)
12 Jul 1926	Theatre Royal, Ashton-under-Lyne	Professional	Read Narrative 6.40 & 8.55 Twice nightly. The Play of the Moment, by the Authoress of the Moment. Great Success . A thrilling story, full of pathos, strong situations, and wholesome comedy. This is a Play to make you Think, and Teaches a Strong Moral Lesson. (Staffordshire Sentinel Thursday 15 July 1926)
31 Jul 1939	Palace Theatre, Attercliffe, Sheffield	Professional	Read Narrative 6.30 & 8.45 Twice nightly The Popular Charles Denville Famous Players. (Sheffield Evening Telegraph Saturday 22 July 1939)