Theatre Royal, Stockport

The Stage, 6 May 1915, listed The Man Who Stayed at Home (Taylor Platt) as On Tour from 3 May at the Royal, Stockport.

Reviews: Matthew H Glenville and Co.

‘Miss Emma Litchfield’s company, in “Home Once More” [at the Theatre Royal, Stockport]. The cast includes Mr. S. P. Goodyer-Kettley, Mr. Fred A. Morley, Mr. Lionel Balmont, Mr. Tom H. Solly, Mr. A. B. Lyons, Mr. Charles Edwards, Miss Ena Newham, Miss Lillie Livesey, and Miss Emma Litchfield’. The Era, 24 May 1916.

The Stage, 22 June 1916, noted that Somewhere A Heart Is Breaking was On Tour from 19 June at the Royal, Stockport,.

L Eykyn, who Elwes married in 1925, acts and Elwes is leading lady.

The Era, 14 March 1917, listed The Enemy in our Midst (Carlton Wallace’s) as On The Road from 12 March at the T.R., Stockport.

Noted in The Era, 11 July 1917.

When Miss Emma Litchfield’s company advertised Always Welcome in The Stage, 1 and 8 November 1917, the address for the week beginning 5 November was the T.R., Stockport.

Advertised in the Alderley & Wilmslow Advertiser, 9 November 1917, to be performed by Will Glaze’s company.

The Stage, 28 February and 7 March 1918, listed A Son of the Sea as On Tour from 4 March at the Royal, Stockport.

The Stage, 28 March 1918, listed The Voice on the ‘Phone as On Tour from 25 March at the R., Stockport.

It is The Broken Trail that is listed as on tour at the R., Stockport from 17 June in The Stage, 13 and 20 June 1918. See the 'narrative' section for a suggestion that Back From Overseas was performed at Nuneaton this week and that The Broken Trail was performed at Stockport by another company.

Performed for the week by Brasher's company.