Hippodrome, Rotherham

‘The popularity of the revue with Rotherham audiences was again demonstrated last night at the Rotherham Hippodrome, when Major and Magini presented “Special Edition,” or “Stop Press,” featuring Miss Kitty Major. Five scenes full of “go” are included. They possess ample variety, two of the most popular being a war tune by “Soldiers’ Wives” and Pierrot tune by concert party. There is plenty of attractive music, sprightly choruses, and dancing, the company being well selected’. Sheffield Daily Telegraph, 28 August 1917.

'At the Rotherham Hippodrome, last night, “Saved by Wireless,’’ a one-act play, had a topical interest, and provided thrill, in which Red Cross nurse figured prominently. It was excellently presented by Gilbert Heron’s Company'. Sheffield Daily Telegraph, 4 December 1917.

Listed in Next Week’s Calls in The Era, 3 April 1918.

Performed for the week.

Advertised in The Era, 19 November 1924, and the Daily Herald, 24 November 1924, as ‘The Great Emotional Play’.

Performed for three nights

Performed Monday-Wednesday by the Veneer Repertory Company.

Performed Monday-Wednesday by the Veneer Repertory Company.