Labour Hall, Stoke Newington, London

‘[Golder’s Green] had a very successful performance of “Blanco Posnet” at the Holloway Cooperative Hall, under the auspices of the North Islington Sunday-school [presumably on Sunday 11 April]. Sixpence admission was charged, but the place was packed. At the Labour Hall, Stoke Newington, on the following Sunday [18 April] many people were turned away, and the programmes were completely sold out. Last Sunday [25 April] the group was at Highfield, during the week-end school of the Inner London Federation of the I.L.P.'. Daily Herald, Thursday 29 April 1926.