Hippodrome, Altrincham
Performances at this Theatre
| Date | Script | Type | |
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| N/A | What Every Man Knows or Good-Night | Unknown | |
| 23 Nov 1914 | The Mystery Of The Red Caravan | Unknown | |
| 5 Jul 1915 | His Mother's Rosary | Professional | |
| 20 Mar 1916 | John Raymond's Daughter or A Soldier's Love Child | Professional |
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Cast included H. Ryeland-Leigh as John Raymond, Charles Kean as Harry Byefield, George Searle as Sergeant Stockley, Elsie Walton Hemming as Lillian Raymond, and Betty Seymour as Flora Medwin ('The Stage', 23 March 1916, p. 8)
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| 18 Sep 1916 | Joy - Sister of Mercy | Professional | |
| 16 Oct 1916 | The Black Sheep Of The Family | Professional |
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When Arthur Hinton advertised in The Stage, 19 October 1916, for a ‘recognised juvenile gent.’, he gave his address as the Hippodrome, Altrincham.
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| 6 Nov 1916 | The Sunshine of Paradise Alley | Professional | |
| 4 Jun 1917 | His Last Leave | Professional |
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‘“His Last Leave” is being presented by Will H. Glaze’s company. The play is well given, and is warmly received’. The Stage, 7 June 1917.
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| 20 Jan 1919 | Married on Leave | Professional |
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An advertisement in The Stage of Thursday 23 January 1919 noted that “Married on Leave” could be seen that week at the Hippodrome, Altrincham.
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