Theatre Royal, West Stanley

The Stage, 22 March 1917, listed The Unmarried Mother as On Tour from 19 March at the Royal, West Stanley.

The Stage, 4 and 11 April 1918, listed A Son of the Sea as On Tour from 8 April at the R., W. Stanley.

The Era, 10 April 1918 listed The Black Sheep of the Family as On The Road from 15 April at the R., West Stanley, presumably with Arthur Hinton's touring company. Also The Stage, 18 April 1918. When Peggy Courteney and Harry T. Wood, members of the Black Sheep company, inserted theatrical cards in The Stage, 18 April 1918, their addresses was West Stanley.

The evidence for this week ii that The Era, 28 August and 4 September 1918, listed The Queen and the Knave as On The Road from 2 September at the T.R., West Stanley; and that he Stage, 29 August and 5 September 1918, listed The Queen and the Knave as On Tour from 2 September at the R., West Stanley.

When Joseph Millane’s Companies advertised in The Stage, 7 November 1918, for theatres for Love, Honour and the Woman, the contact address was the T.R., West Stanley. But performing what?

Performed 6-11 January 1919.