County Theatre, Bedford

The Stage, 26 August 1915, listed Searchlights as On Tour from 30 August at the County, Bedford.

The Bedfordshire Times and Independent, Friday 4 February 1916, advertised The Day Before the Day for Friday and Saturday of the following week at the County Theatre, Bedford, performed by Cecile Barclay and Rupert Lister’s company appearing in a repertory of West End plays.

The Era, 16 and 23 August 1916, listed The Man Who Stayed at Home (Blue) as On The Road from 21 August at the County Theatre, Bedford. Reviewed in the Bedfordshire Times and Independent, 25 August 1916. The cast included George Howard (Christopher Brent), Agnes Thornton (Miriam Leigh), Nora Kingsley (Mrs. Sanderson), Ernest Stidwell (Carl Sanderson), Herbert Rouen (Fritz), Dorothy Hall (Fraulein Schroeder).

Performers: Matthew H Glenville and Co.

The Bedfordshire Times and Independent, 29 November 1918, advertised the Taylor Platt company in The Man Who Stayed at Home at the County Theatre from Monday 2 December twice nightly for six nights.

Performed 24 February - 1 March 1919.

Performed for the week by Thos. C. Dagnall's company.

‘Some plays are a tonic, and “Nurse Benson” is one of them. It is a charming play, cleverly written, with humour and tenderness blended in delightful relation to each other. The well-thought out and amusing little plot is too good to tamper with by attempting to summarise it. The company in whose hands it safely rests at the Theatre this week deserve a full house every night, for they make the most of it, and leave a very pleasant memory when the curtain has fallen'. Bedfordshire Times and Independent, 30 April 1920.