Victoria Theatre, Walthamstow

Mentioned in an advertisement in The Stage, 29 July 1915.

When Lalla Stanhope and Norman A. Overton, both members of G. Carlton Wallace’s company playing in The Enemy in our Midst, inserted theatrical cards in The Stage, 28 October and 4 November 1915 respectively, their address for this week was the Vic., Walthamstow.

When Miss Emma Litchfield’s company advertised Home Once More in The Stage, 3 and 10 February 1916, the address for the week beginning 7 February was the Victoria T., Walthamstow.

The Era, 30 August 1916, listed The Black Sheep of the Family as On The Road from 28 August at the Victoria, Walthamstow. Mrs. Henry Gascoigne, a member of Arthur Hinton's 'Black Sheep' company, inserted a theatrical card in The Era, 30 August 1916, giving her address as the Victoria, Walthamstow.

Performed by Will Casey and company.

Will Glaze’s Tours advertised His Last Leave in The Stage, 16 January 1919, seeking a theatre for 17 February, to follow Nottingham and precede Walthamstow. When James Hart and Lena Brand inserted a theatrical card in The Stage, 27 February 1919 (‘L.B., 92nd week, His Last Leave. Good Joint Offers invited. J.H., Leading Business. L.B., Heavies or Prin. Comedy), the address was the Vic., Walthamstow.

When Jack Murtagh inserted a theatrical card in The Stage, 15 May 1919, he was the juvenile lead in The Unmarried Mother at the V., Walthamstow.