Theatre Royal, Wednesbury

The Era, 20 September 1916 listed The Enemy in our Midst as On The Road from 18 September at the T.R., Wednesbury.

Edward F Furneau’s Personal Company advertised Clifford Rean’s On Leave For His Wedding in The Stage, 20 June 1918: ‘An Instantaneous Success. T.R., Wednesbury, after first house Monday, Mr. Jazon said a big winner, what date do you want for Liverpool?’. The date of the advertisement suggests that the play was performed at Wednesbury before West Bromwich (10-15 June) and Worcester (17-22 June).

The Stage, 21 November 1918, listed His Last Leave as On Tour from 18 November at the R., Wednesbury.

The Stage, 6 and 13 March 1919, listed The Girl Who Changed Her Mind as On Tour from 10 March at the R., Wednesbury.

‘Will H. Glaze’s repertory company opened their second week here with ““Mary Latimer, Nun.” “Her Honour at Stake,” “Hypocrisy,” and “His Last Leave” are also played. The Stage, 31 March 1921.’