Palace Theatre, Rawtenstall

The Stage, 22 and 29 August 1918, listed A Son of the Sea as On Tour from 26 August at the Pal., Rawtenstall.

The Stage, 28 November 1918, listed Rosey [sic] Island as On Tour from 25 November at the Palace, Rawtenstall.

The Stage, 5 and 12 December 1918, listed The Girl Who Changed Her Mind as On Tour from 2 December at the P., Rawtenstall

Mentioned in advertisements in The Stage, 28 November 1918 as Back to Wife and Home and 9 and 16 January 1919 and in the ‘on tour’ listings in The Stage, 16 January 1919 as Home From The Trenches.

When Joseph Millane’s Companies advertised in The Stage, 27 February 1919, for theatres for Love, Honour, and for the Woman, and for The Man, The Woman and The - ?, (‘cast includes Florence Churchill’), the contact was Vincent W. Carlyle, next week at the Palace T., Rawtenstall. When Joseph Millane’s Companies advertised in The Stage, 6 March 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, Rawtenstall. But performing what?

Edward F Furneau’s companies advertised Clifford Rean’s On Leave For His Wedding in The Stage, 20 March 1919: ‘Still breaking records ... This, Pal., Rawtenstall'. A similar advertisement in The Stage, 27 March 1919, claimed, 'Pantomime record broken at Rawtenstall'.

Performed for the week by the Alexander-Mitchelson Repertory company, presented by Mrs E. Hill-Mitchelson and Mr Wilfred Alexander.