Hippodrome, Golders Green, London
Address: Golders Green, London NW11 8BT, UK
Performances at this Theatre
Date | Script | Type | |
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N/A | The Electric Car Conductor | Unknown | |
7 Sep 1914 | A Call to Arms | Unknown | |
15 Mar 1915 | Menari, the Malay Dancing Maid | Unknown | |
3 May 1915 | The Eleventh Hour | Unknown | |
3 May 1915 | Ma | Unknown | |
7 Jun 1915 | If | Unknown | |
28 Jun 1915 | Moving In | Unknown | |
12 Jul 1915 | Next Please | Unknown | |
26 Jul 1915 | The Women Who Worked | Unknown | |
2 Aug 1915 | Buying A Baby | Unknown | |
30 Aug 1915 | Another Man Who Stayed At Home | Professional |
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The cast included: Frank Haytor (The Man), Edith Clifton (The Wife), Winnie Hoyt (of the Ladies' Club), Gerald Pearce (The Soldier). The Era, 1 September 1918, which published a review.
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25 Oct 1915 | The King's Minister | Unknown | |
22 Nov 1915 | Selling A Song | Unknown | |
27 Dec 1915 | Twinkling, Twinkling Little Stars | Unknown | |
28 Feb 1916 | The Cockney Sport | Unknown | |
16 Oct 1916 | A. E. 24 | Unknown | |
5 Feb 1917 | The Man Who Stayed At Home | Professional |
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The Era, 31 January 1917, listed The Man Who Stayed at Home (Red Company) as On The Road from 5 February at the Hippodrome, Golder’s Green. Also The Stage, 8 February 1917.
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6 May 1918 | The Man Who Stayed At Home | Professional |
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The Stage, 2 and 9 May 1918, listed The Man Who Stayed at Home as On Tour from 6 May at the H., Golders Green.
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25 Jul 1918 | The Land O' Dreams | Unknown | |
2 Sep 1918 | Peace Time Prophecies or Stories Gone Wrong | Professional |
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The Era, 4 September 1918, listed Bubbly as On The Road from 2 September at the H., Golders Green.
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27 Jan 1919 | Peace Time Prophecies or Stories Gone Wrong | Professional |
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The Stage, 30 January 1919, listed Bubbly as On Tour from 27 January at the H., Golder’s Green.
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24 Feb 1919 | The Luck Of The Navy | Professional | |
3 Mar 1919 | Seven Days Leave | Professional | |
18 Aug 1919 | General Post | Professional |
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Cast including Arthur Pitt, Amy Ravenscroft, Geoffrey Webe, Grace Sweeting, Chas. J. Barber, Vernon Sylvaine, and Fred De Vere.
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29 Sep 1919 | The Luck Of The Navy | Professional |
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Performed by Percy Hutchinson's 'principal company'.
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14 Jun 1920 | The Amorist | Professional | |
28 Jun 1920 | The Man Who Stayed At Home | Professional |
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Performed for the week by Gerald Alexander's Company.
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18 Dec 1922 | General Post | Professional |
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Performed twice nightly. Mr Gerald Alexander presents his West-End Company.
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11 Feb 1927 | The Shewing up of Blanco Posnet | Professional |
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The Hendon & Finchley Times, 4 February 1927, advertised Martin Harvey’s company at the Golders Green Hippodrome the following week; they would perform “The Showing Up of Blanco Posnet”, preceded by “Ib and Little Christina”, on Friday 11 February.
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12 Feb 1927 | The Burgomaster Of Stilemond | Professional |
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Performed for one night as part of a week's repertoire by the company.
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