The Musketeers' Theatre, Cupar

'Fred Wilson's No. 1 London Sketch Company in (a) "The Love Child" , (b) "The Rotters"'. "St Andrews Citizen", 27 November 1927.

The St Andrews Citizen, 26 February 1921, advertised at the Musketeers’ Theatre, Cupar in the week commencing 28 February the ‘Special and Expensive Engagement of that well-known Actress, Cissie Langley With her No 1 Company in a repertoire of Sketches’: Monday, Tuesday and Saturday, Only a Dream; Wednesday and Thursday, Nurse Cavell, Martyr; and Friday, The Tainted Woman. Also: ‘In spite of many trying difficulties caused through artists being unable to fulfil their engagements, owing to illness, Mr Harry Leamar, general manager of the Musketeers’ Theatre, contrived to present his patrons, on Monday night, with a highly enjoyable variety programme. Miss Cissie Langley’s dramatic company appeared in a well-staged, fascinating production, “Only a Dream,” which held the interest of the audience from the rise to the fall of the curtain … Tonight (Wednesday) and to-morrow the same company will play “Nurse Cavell, Martyr,” and on Friday night a play for adults only, “The Tainted Woman,” will be staged’ (St Andrews Citizen, Saturday 5 March 1921).

The St Andrews Citizen, 9 July 1921 advertised at the Musketeers’ Theatre, Cupar, Fife, The Passions on Monday and Tuesday, Sapho on Wednesday and Thursday and Neither Wife Nor Maid on Friday and Saturday.