Grand Palace, Clapham Junction, London
Performances at this Theatre
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14 May 1915 | The Patriot | Unknown | |
5 Feb 1917 | Joyland | Professional | |
4 Jun 1917 | Flying Colours | Professional |
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The Era, 30 May 1917 carried advertisements for the show at the Lewisham Hippodrome and the Grand Palace, Clapham Junction in the week commencing 4 June, both including Harry Thurston in Capt. Bruce Bairnsfather’s ‘The Johnson ‘Ole’.
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13 May 1918 | The Man Who Stayed At Home | Professional |
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‘Mr. E. Taylor Platt’s excellent company, which for two years has been touring the Royalty Theatre success, “The Man Who Stayed At Home,” received a hearty welcome here [the Grand, Clapham Junction] on Monday evening. Mr Leslie Nielsen Clare gives a finished piece of acting in Mr. Dennis Eadie’s part of the nonchalant, but smart and cute, Kit Brent. Miss Peggy O’Hara is a charming Molly Preston, while the part of Mr. Preston is played with care by Mr. Edward J. Pearce. The crafty Admiralty official and German spy finds a clever exponent in Mr. Harry C. Robinson. Miss Frances Waring gives a telling impersonation of the Fraulein Schroder (sic – Schroeder). Other parts are all admirably enacted, and the play, which met with an enthusiastic reception, was finely staged’. The Era, 15 May 1918.
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4 Nov 1918 | Three Cheers | Professional | |
9 Dec 1918 | For England, Home and Beauty or Comrades in Arms | Professional |
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Advertised in The Era, 11 December 1918 (performances at 6.15 and 8.30).
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23 Dec 1918 | A German Shell | Professional |
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Advertised in the Era, 18 December 1918, for the following week as ‘Mannix & Montefiore present “A German Shell”’.
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