Hippodrome, Portsmouth

Performed by the Six Brothers Luck company.

'War Mates' was third on the bill and being performed twice nightly. Other acts in the bill were: Albert Chevalier, and Chung Ling So.

Performed by Sarah Bernhardt.

Performed for the week by cast including Harry Buss.

The performance was licensed for this performance but no record has been found of it taking place.

Performed by Nina Boucicault (Mrs Lane), A S Homewood (Walter Loring), and Joan Blair (Ann Loring). 'The Stage' (29 March 1917) commented that the play 'at times is almost Ibsen-like in its touches and is not without its dramatic moments' and that it 'marks Miss Boucicault's debut in variety'.

Performed for the week by cast including Harry Buss. Also on the bill: Fred Ginnett with his talking horse, the Miller Sutcliffes in Highland sports and pastimes, Thornley Dodge (drawing room entertainer), the Syncopating Septet, Frank Jagger (violinist), Hilda Glyder (entertainer), Daisy Stratton.

The Era, 23 May 1917, listed ‘Johnson ‘Ole’ in Next Week’s Calls, Monday 28 May, at the Portsmouth Hippodrome.

The Era, 3 April 1918, listed in Calls for Monday 8 April at the Portsmouth Hippodrome a bill that included Constance Drever and company.

Advertised in The Stage, 25 July 1918.

The Stage, 28 November and 5 December 1918, listed Jolly Times as On Tour from 2 December at the H., Portsmouth.

‘A variety programme is headed by Godfrey Tearle and company in a one-act play of topical interest, “The Boy Comes Home,” by A. A. Milne’. The Stage, 27 March 1919.

Listed in Calls for Monday 28 July in The Era, 23 July 1919. Similarly The Stage, 24 July 1919.