Grand Junction Theatre, Manchester
Address: Manchester, UK
Performances at this Theatre
| Date | Script | Type | |
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| 18 Jan 1915 | Joy - Sister of Mercy | Professional | |
| 24 May 1915 | His Mother's Rosary | Professional | |
| 27 Aug 1915 | The Silver Crucifix | Unknown | |
| 1 Nov 1915 | The Unmarried Mother | Professional |
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‘Vernon Proctor’s drama “The Unmarried Mother’” deals with a question which has gained much publicity. The story is ably presented by Oswald Crag’s [sic – Cray’s] company, and at the Grand Junction Theatre received a sympathetic hearing. Miss Daisy Cook in the title role gives an excellent show’. Manchester Evening News, 2 November 1915.
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| 25 Jan 1916 | Brave Women Who Wait | Professional |
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Another strong drama of great human interest by Mrs F.G. Kimberley. The play has a strong military flavour and clever story being intelligently portrayed by John C. Carlyle's Company. The principals are deserving of praise. (Manchester Evening News, 25th January 1916).
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| 7 Mar 1916 | The Sunshine of Paradise Alley | Professional | |
| 13 Mar 1916 | The Soldier Priest | Professional |
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Performers: Matthew H Glenville and Co. Reviews: "a thrilling Irish story, in which the dramatic situation and comedy are sustained throughout", Manchester Evening News
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| 18 Sep 1916 | The Story of the Angelus | Professional | |
| 24 Dec 1917 | Roll Of Honour | Professional |
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Performers:Gladys Hastings-Walton (Philip Ramsdale), Jerrold Heather (Jim Smith), T Edmund Wildash (Major Hugh Ramsdale), Fred Gresham (Sgt Jock McTavish), Victor Cowen (Anton), Gilbert Elvin (Karl von Wurlberg), Dallas Yorke (Lady Rose Tregarthen), Frances D'Albert (Poll Binks), Leah Corentez (Liz Smith/Lurlina) Review: Authoress in a trouser role!, The Stage
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