Central Hall, Aberdeen

‘The Elrick Players are organising a dramatic entertainment which will be held to-night in the Central Hall. Aberdeen, in aid of St Martha’s Home for Girls. The entertainment, will consist of three one-act plays’ including Sir J. M. Barrie’s “A Well-Remembered Voice,” performed by the Elrick Players themselves (Aberdeen Press and Journal, 28 March 1935). Reviewed in the Aberdeen Press and Journal, 29 March 1935: ‘This play requires sound understanding of stagecraft. The Elrick Players caught the right note from the start, and their performance was really excellent. The cast was: Mr Don, A. Burnett Whyte; Mrs Don, Avery Whyte; Mrs Rogers, Sheila Innes; Miss Rogers, Madeleine Douglas; Laura, Phoebe Douglas; Dick, Jock Whyte’.