Object name: King's Theatre and Hippodrome, 22 January 1917, Local History Poster Collection, Dundee Central Library
King’s Theatre and Hippodrome, 22 January 1917, Local History Poster Collection, Dundee Central Library
Dimensions: 89 x 43 cm
Production date: Jan 1917
Museum number: MH/KT/202
Source collection: Local History Poster Collection, Dundee Central Library
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Associated location:
King’s Theatre (1909 – )
Notes:
Lessees: Dundee Theatres, Ltd.
6.45
Act 2 – Mary Turner’s Flat
Act 3, Scene 2 – Same at Midnight
Act 4 – Mary Turner’s Flat
General Manager …….. Mr Horace Costins
BOXES (Limited to Four Persons)
Orchestra Stalls
Pit Stalls
Grand Circle
PIT
GALLERY
KING’S Theatre and Hippodrome, Dundee.
Lessees: Dundee Theatres, Ltd.
Managing Director and Licensee: Mr W. Firth
Resident Manager: Mr J. H. Oakes
Phone 1930
6.45
TWICE NIGHTLY
Early Doors 6.15 and 8 o’clock.
Ordinary Doors 6.30 and 8.45.
9.0
Phone Bookings not Claimed before rise of Curtain will be sold.
MONDAY, 22nd JAN., 1917 and during the Week
MESSRS HORSFIELD & WOODWARD
present
The Greatest Play of the Age
WITHIN THE LAW
By arrangement with Mr P. Michel Faraday.
The Play which ran for 350 Nights at the Haymarket Theatre, London
“THRILLING DRAMA, VERY WELL DONE.”
Standard.
MISS MYFANWY JAMES AS “MARGARET TAYLOR”
Cast
| Character | Performer |
|---|---|
| Edward Gilder, Proprietor of the Emporium | Mr Fred Emery |
| Dick Gilder, his Son | Mr Rex Morton |
| Mr Demorest, Solicitor | Mr Dick Mintey |
| Smithson, his Manager | Mr Jack Murtagh |
| Cassidy, his Detective | Mr Harry Wren |
| Thomas, his Servant | Mr Thomas Irwin |
| Irwin, a Solicitor | Mr C. M. Davidson |
| Joe Carson | Mr Fred Bailey |
| Jim Wade, known as Gentleman Jim | Mr Horace Costins |
| Dacy | Mr Charles Sydney |
| Ginger | Mr Charles Stewart |
| Inspector Burke | Mr Arthur Easom |
| Thomson | Mr Herbert J. Brown |
| Martin | Mr C. Sturgiss |
| Sergeant Smith | Mr Henry Burridge |
| Williams, Stenographer | Mr R. Merton |
| Agnes Lynett | Miss Dorothy Stewart |
| Helen Morris | Miss Sybil Hare |
| Sarah, Gilder’s Secretary | Miss Patty Campbell |
| Fanny, Miss Turner’s Maid | Miss Daphne Stevens |
| Margaret Taylor, afterwards known as Mary Turner | Miss Myfanwy James |
Acts and Scenery
Act 1 – Edward Gilder’s Office
Act 2 – Mary Turner’s Flat
Two Years’ Elapse.
Act 3, Scene 1 – Library in Edward Gilder’s House
Act 3, Scene 2 – Same at Midnight
Next Night at 11.30.
Act 4 – Mary Turner’s Flat
Next Day.
Production Staff
General Manager …….. Mr Horace Costins
Stage Manager …….. Mr Harry Wren
Carpenter …….. Mr Charles Stewart
For Messrs Horsfield & Woodward
Ring Up and Book your Seats Early. Telephone 1930. Box Office at Theatre open daily from 11 to 4 & 6.15 to 10. All Children must be paid for.
No Money returned. Seats not Guaranteed. The management reserve to themselves the right of refusing admission. No Shouting or Whistling. Offenders will be immediately expelled.
Prices
BOXES (Limited to Four Persons)
12/6
Tax 1/-
(Extra Seats will be charged for)
Box Seats, 3/- Tax 3d
Orchestra Stalls
1/6
Tax 2d
Booked and Reserved 1/10 Tax 2d
Pit Stalls
1/-
Tax 2d
Booked & Reserved 1/4 Tax 2d
Early Doors 1/8 Tax 2d
Grand Circle
1/-
Tax 2d
Booked & Reserved 1/4 Tax 2d
Early Doors 1/3 Tax 2d
PIT
6d
Tax 1d
Early Doors 9d Tax 2d
GALLERY
3d
Tax 1d
Early Doors 4d Tax 1d
JOHN DURHAM & SON, 2 & 3 OVERGATE, DUNDEE.