Opera House, Harrogate

The Stage, 20 May 1915, listed The Man Who Stayed at Home as On Tour from 20 May at the O.H., Harrogate (3 days). This must be the Vedrenne and Eadie company as Taylor Platt’s company was at the Winter Gardens, New Brighton this week.

The Era, 21 and 28 March 1917, listed The Man Who Stayed at Home (Red) as On The Road from 26 March at the O.H., Scarborough (3 days) and the O.H., Harrogate (3 days).

The Harrogate Herald, 12 September 1917, advertised Miss Emma Hutchison and Mr Percy Hutchison’s company in A Kiss for Cinderella (‘The great success from Wyndham’s and the Kingsway theatres’) at the Opera House, Harrogate from Monday 17 September for six nights and two matinees.

The Harrogate Herald, Wednesday 12 December 1917, advertised at the Grand Opera House, Harrogate, on Monday 12 December for six nights and a Saturday matinee the ‘Important Visit of Andre Charlot’s Great West-End Revue Bubbly! A Musical Entertainment, in 2 Acts, Direct from the Comedy Theatre, W. The Success of the London Season … The Revue with a Reputation’. The Harrogate Herald, Wednesday 19 December 1917, advertised at ‘The Kursaal, Friday next, at 3 and 8, two concerts in aid of Xmas Dinners for Wounded Soldiers’, the afternoon programme to include ‘a tit-bit or two from “Bubbly”’.

Arthur Rosebery advertised in The Stage, 21 March 1918, for a theatre for For Sweethearts and Wives for 29 April ‘to follow Opera House, Harrogate’.

E. Taylor Platt advertised in The Era, 29 May 1917, for a theatre for The Man Who Stayed at Home for the week beginning 15 July to follow Harrogate. Previous visits to Harrogate had been to the Opera House.

The Stage, 9 January 1919, listed The Live Wire (Andre Charlot’s Principal Company) as On Tour for three days from 9 January at the O.H., Harrogate.

The Stage, 9 January 1919, listed The K.C. as On Tour from 13 January at the O.H., Harrogate (3) and the O.H., Scarborough (3).

The Stage, 10 and 17 April 1919, lists The Title as On Tour from 14 April at the O.H., Harrogate.

The Yorkshire Evening Post, 22 November 1919, listed Nurse Benson as being performed at the Opera House, Harrogate, on Thursday to Saturday of the following week.