Palace Theatre, Radcliffe

The Stage, 22 August 1918, listed A Son of the Sea as On Tour from 19 August at the Pal., Radcliffe.

The Stage, 28 November 1918, reported, ‘On Saturday last, at the Palace, Radcliffe, owing to the indisposition of Miss Kitty Major, Miss Phillis Miles took up her part in Rosy Island at very short notice’.

The Stage, 5 December 1918, listed The Girl Who Changed Her Mind as On Tour from 9 December at the P., Radcliffe.

When Joseph Millane’s Companies advertised in The Stage, 20 February 1919, for theatres for The Man, the Woman, and -?, and for Love, Honour and the Woman (‘cast includes Florence Churchill’), the contact was Vincent W. Carlyle, nest week at the Palace Theatre, Radcliffe. When Joseph Millane’s Companies advertised in The Stage, 27 February 1919, for theatres for Love, Honour, and the Woman, and for The Man, The Woman and The - ?, (‘cast includes Florence Churchill’), the contact was Vincent W. Carlyle at the Palace Theatre, Radcliffe. But performing what?

Edward F Furneau’s companies advertised Clifford Rean’s On Leave For His Wedding in The Stage, 13 March 1919: ‘Still Breaking Records. Refer this week Radcliffe ... This, Pal., Radcliffe; next, Pal., Rawtenstall’.

Robert Brasher's company performed for the week.