Palace, Watford

The Era, 27 September and 4 October 1916, listed The Man Who Stayed at Home (Blue) as On The Road from 2 October at the Palace, Watford.

Others in the same bill were: The Castillians, Vona Clifford, Ned Hastings, Harry Hasto, Elsa Cameron, Nellie Dalwood, The Kasracs, Bioscope.

Listed in Calls for Monday 18 February in The Era, 13 February 1918. And The Stage, 21 February 1918, listed For Sweethearts and Wives as On Tour from 18 February at the Palace, Watford.

The Stage, 7 and 14 March 1918, listed The Man Who Stayed at Home as On Tour from 11 March at the P., Watford.

The Stage, 1 August 1918, listed Duty and The Girl as On Tour from 29 July at the Pal., Watford.

This performance (theatre and start date) is included in a list of forthcoming performances of “Married on Leave” in The Stage of Thursday 1 August 1918. The Era of Wednesday 11 September 1918 noted that “Married on Leave” was ‘on the road’ at the Palace, Watford from 16 September.

The Stage, 6 and 13 February 1919, listed Real Sports as On Tour from 10 February at the Pal., Watford. Also noted in The Era, 12 February 1919; Hettie Gale was playing Kitty.

The Stage, 13 February 1919, listed Sweethearts and Wives as On Tour from 17 February at the Pal., Watford; and also listed Arthur Rosebery’s For Sweethearts and Wives in Calls For Next Week at Watford.

Will Glaze’s Tours advertised His Last Leave in The Stage, 17 April 1919, claiming: ‘Last week, Palace, Watford, returns went up every night’.

The Stage, 24 April and 1 May 1919, listed Love and The Law as On Tour from 28 April at Watford. Also mentioned in Calls For Next Week. ‘The Stanley Carlton Company are this week presenting “Love and the Law”’ at the Palace Theatre, Watford. The Era, 30 April 1919.