Hippodrome, Woolwich

Performed by Miss Beaumont Collins.

Others on the same bill were: Jack & Evelyn, Diving Norins, Sammy Shields, Morny Cash, Joan Hay, Wells & Mayban, Daly & Healy, Talio.

6.30 & 8.30. Matinee Thursday 2.30. Featuring Charlie Rich, , Freddie Malcolm, Claude Gardner, Elsie Roby, Thorn & Leopold, Clifford & Gray, Ada Wise. (The Era - Wednesday 6 December 1916)

Performed for the week.

The Woolwich Herald, 27 July 1917, advertised at the Hippodrome, Woolwich, commencing Monday 30 July, a bill that included Gilbert Heron and Co. in the dramatic sketch Saved by Wireless.

The Era, 1 August 1917 carried advertisements for shows at the Woolwich Hippodrome and the Balham Hippodrome in the week commencing 6 August, both including Harry Thurston in Capt. Bruce Bairnsfather’s ‘The Johnson ‘Ole’.

Performed for the week by cast including Harry Buss. On the same bill: Gertie Gitana, Geo. Gilbey, Sam Stern, Lily Lena, Rosie Lloyd, Jas. Godden, Cassie Walmer, Ridiculous Recco

Advertised in The Era, 17 April 1918, as ‘Capt. Baker & Cecil Hadley present “A Cushy Job”’.

The Era, 17 July 1918, advertised at the Woolwich Hippodrome in the week commencing 22 July ‘Fred Karno presents “Rations,” featuring Robb Wilton and Winnie Collins’, with supporting variety turns.

Advertised in The Era, 7 August 1918, and the Woolwich Herald, 9 August 1918.

This performance (theatre and start date) is included in a list of forthcoming performances of “Married on Leave” in The Stage of Thursday 1 August 1918. The Era of Wednesday 11 September 1918 noted that “Married on Leave” was ‘on the road’ at the Hippodrome, Woolwich from 9 September.

The Era, 25 June 1919 listed under ‘next week’s calls’, ‘Andrew Melville presents “For England, Home and Beauty”‘ at the Woolwich Hippodrome. The Era, 25 June 1919 carried an advertisement ‘Andrew Melville presents “For England, Home and Beauty”’ at the Woolwich Hippodrome, at 6.15 and 8.30.

The Era, 9 July 1919, advertised Harry Goodson presents Jolly Times (cast includes Madge Merle, Joe Victor and Jos. Alexandre), with Edie Day and Ted Saunders, at the Woolwich Hippodrome in the week commencing 14 July.