Palace, Weston-Super-Mare

‘Two of C. Vernon Proctor’s dramas, “The Unmarried Mother” and “Back To Wife And Blighty,” are ably presented by Oswald Cray’s company’. The Stage, 8 November 1917.

‘Two of C. Vernon Proctor’s dramas, “The Unmarried Mother” and “Back To Wife and Blighty,” are ably presented by Oswald Cray’s company’. The Stage, 8 November 1917.

When Miss Emma Litchfield’s company advertised Always Welcome in The Stage, 28 February 1918, the address for that week was the Pal., Weston-super-Mare. And The Stage, 28 February 1918, listed Always Welcome As On Tour from 25 February at the Palace, Weston-super-M. But there is no other evidence that Always Welcome was performed.

‘Ernest R. Abbott’s repertory company are here [the Palace, Weston-Super-Mare] with “The Passions,” “Carmen,” “Sapho,” and “Neither Wife Nor Maid,” drawing good audiences’. The Stage, 5 May 1921.

‘Ernest R. Abbott’s company, including Ada Abbott and John Johnston, are here [the Palace, Weston-Super-Mare] with “The Passions,” “Sapho,” and “Neither Wife Nor Maid”’. The Stage, 15 September 1921.