Pavilion Theatre, Weymouth

‘On Monday evening The Man Who Stayed at Home was presented here [the Pavilion, Weymouth] by Mr. E. Taylor Platt’s company. In the part of Christopher Brent M. Charles Troode is responsible for an altogether delightful piece of work, while the Carl Sanderson of Mr. Goodwin Rock [sic] is another notable performance which receives warm recognition. The John Preston of Mr. Grahame Herington is worthy of praise, and Miss Evelyn Walsh Hall supplies a capital study of Miriam Leigh. Miss Hilda Francks plays Mrs. Sanderson very effectively, and Miss Dorothy Hall must be commended for some powerful work as Fraulein Schroeder. Mention must also be made of Miss Mary Lincoln (Molly Preston), Miss Ethel Russell (Miss Myrtle), Miss Edith Cuthbert (Daphne), Mr. Russell Rendle [sic] (Fritz), and Mr. J. Farries Moss (Percival Pennicuik)’. The Stage, 19 August 1915.

The Stage, 22 March 1917, listed Searchlights as On Tour from 19 March at the Pavilion, Weymouth.

The Era, 25 September and 2 October 1918, listed How Do You Like It as On The Road from 30 September at the Pav., Weymouth.

The Era, 24 September 1919, listed For Sweethearts and Wives as On The Road from 29 September at the Pav. T., Weymouth.

Performed by Brasher's company for the week.