Shoreham Theatre, Shoreham

‘The large audience that assembled for the first house at the Shoreham Theatre on Monday evening rocked with laughter during the time that the sketch, “His Last Night Out,” was being played … The principal piece in the programme is, however, occupied by the revue, “All’s Well,” which, as the week goes on, should attract large audiences. The music is tuneful, and there is a sufficiency of plot. The revue is under the management of Messrs. Windham; it has been written and composed by Fred E. Clitfe, and Stanley Vivian is responsible for the music ...'. Worthing Gazette, 1 March 1916.