Metropolitan Music Hall, London

'A sketch apporpriate to the moment, excellently written and played, and just the right length [...] held the attention of the audience throughout on the first production at the Metropolitan on Monday, and was loudly applauded at curtain fall.' (The Era, 9 September 1914)

(The Stage - Thursday 09 March 1916)

Performed by Miss Scialtiel (Joan of Arc), Norman Page (British Tommy), A Harding Steerman (French soldier), Henry Baynton (officer). A review in The Stage commented that the play was 'excellent work [and] staged in a striking manner' (19 July 1917).

Performed by: Mary Mayfren and company Other acts on the bill:Variety acts: Cashmore's Circus, The Mullaney Bros in "On and Off", Lotto, Lilo and Lotto, Tambo and Tambo, Jose Baptisti, Arthur Slater, Marjorie Ayling

‘After a successful round of the provinces and the outlying halls, Captain Baer’s sketch, A Cushy Job, comes to the Metropolitan on Monday’ (The Stage, 18 July 1918). ‘The bill [at the Metropolitan] is completed by Captain Baker and company, who secure many laughs with the recruiting burlesque A Cushy Job’ (The Stage, 25 July 1918).

The Kensington Post, 28 June 1918, advertised at the Metropolitan, Edgware Road, from Monday 29 July a bill that included Constance Drever, with no other information about her. Also the Marylebone Mercury, 27 July 1918.

The Harrow Observer, 15 November 1918, advertised for the following week ‘George Pickett and Co., including Willie Rolls, Dorothy Wilmer in “The Pacifist”’.