County Theatre, Shrewsbury

The Stage, 23 and 30 August 1917, listed The Man Who Stayed at Home (Red Co.) as On Tour from 27 August at the County, Shrewsbury. Also The Era, 29 August 1917. ‘One of the three war plays which have proved successful, "The Man Who Stayed at Home,” is the attraction at the County Theatre. Shrewsbury. The play will be presented by Mr. E. Taylor Platt's company’ (Birmingham Daily Gazette, 25 August 1917).

Performed by Members of Army Pay Office Staff.

‘Shrewsbury Theatre.- The attraction is Mrs. Kimberley’s topical burlesque, “How Do You Like It.” Framed after the pattern of a revue and musical extravaganza, the attraction contains some pleasing music and clever dancing’. Birmingham Daily Gazette, 30 July 1918.

‘Taylor Platt Co. in “The Man Who Stayed at Home”‘ at the Royal County Theatre, Shrewsbury, was advertised in the Birmingham Daily Gazette, 6 August 1918. ‘At the Royal County Theatre [Shrewsbury] the Taylor Platt Company entertained two appreciative houses with an excellent production of “The Man Who Stayed at Home”‘ (Birmingham Daily Gazette, 6 August 1918).

Twice nightly 6.50 & 8.50. Matinee Saturday 2.30. Mr. F.G. Kimberley presents Mrs F.G.Kimberley new Topical Play "A Soldier's Divorce." (Birmingham Daily Gazette - Thursday 9 January 1919)

The Birmingham Daily Gazette, 3 June 1919, advertised ‘Lew Lake’s No. 1 Co. in the Play of the Moment, “Married on Leave”’ at the Royal County Theatre, Shrewsbury.

Performed for the week.