King's Theatre, Sunderland
Performances at this Theatre
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| 19 Apr 1915 | The Man Who Stayed At A Hotel | Professional |
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Sunderland Daily Echo and Shipping Gazette - Tuesday 20 April 1915 p5 The King’s Theatre, Sunderland 19 April 1915 to 24 April 1915 E. Temple Thurston’s “Driven.” Produced by Frank Fenton and Gwendolyn Carlisle The play is preceded by “The Man Who Stayed at an Hotel,” a spy comedietta with amusing climax.
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| 10 May 1915 | The Man Who Stayed At Home | Professional |
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The Stage, 6 and 13 May 1915, listed The Man Who Stayed at Home as On Tour from 10 May at the King’s, Sunderland. This must be the Vedrenne and Eadie company as Taylor Platt’s company was in Southport this week.
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| 5 Mar 1917 | The Bing Boys Are Here | Professional |
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Mentioned as ‘On Tour’ at the King’s, Sunderland from 5 March in The Stage, 1 March 1917; and advertised in the Sunderland Daily Echo and Shipping Gazette, 2 March 1917.
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| 19 Nov 1917 | The Spirit of the Empire | Professional |
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Performed for one week. A review noted: 'It deals with incidents of the war, presenting them in 'arguments' (11 in number) in three scenes. It is apparently the story of the Empire's awakening' (Sunderland Daily Echo, 17 November 1917).
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