Globe Theatre, Deal

The Stage, 4 March 1915, listed When There Was War as On Tour from 1 March at the Globe, Deal. No evidence has been found to confirm that.

Performed by Will Casey and company.

Advertised in the Deal, Walmer & Sandwich Mercury, 17 November 1917: ‘Written by an Ordinary Englishman. A Story of Sacrifice and Selfishness. A Patriotic Appeal for the Future Prosperity of those Brave Lads who are fighting on all Fronts. An earnest endeavour for the Great Commercial Boom that should come after what we are fighting for – A Great All-Abiding Victorious Peace! Mr. Leonard Mortimer as “Peter Ross”’. Also: ‘For three nights, Mr. Leonard Mortimer is bringing a new and strong patriotic play, dealing with the present and future, entitled “Deliver the Goods”‘ (Deal, Walmer & Sandwich Mercury, 17 November 1917).

The Deal, Walmer & Sandwich Mercury, 24 November 1917, advertised at the Globe Theatre Deal, on Thursday-Saturday, 29 and 30 November and 1 December, ‘Arthur Hinton Presents a New and Up-to-Date Drama entitled “The Black Sheep of the Family.” By Gladys Hastings Walton. Harry T. Wood as “Ralph Sylvester.” Peggy Courtney as “Mary Leigh,” “Loyal Dare”’.