sentences:  Alfred J. Caldicott wrote a number of pieces for the hall, including "A Treasure Trove", "A Moss Rose Rent" (1883), "Old Knockles" (1884), "In Cupid's Court" (1885), "The Friar" (1886), "Tally Ho" (1887), "Wanted, An Heir and The Boson's Mate" (1888), "John Smith" (1889), "The Old Bureau" (1891), and "An Old Pair" (1893).Fanny Holland starred in many of the entertainments, along with Mr. and Mrs. German Reed, their son Alfred, Holland's husband Arthur Law, Corney Grain, Arthur Cecil (all of whom also wrote for the hall) Carlotta Carrington and Leonora Braham, who made her professional stage debut in 1870 at the hall in a revival of Gilbert and Clay's "Ages Ago", which was revived again there in 1874.Except for a brief stint at the Criterion Theatre in 1874 and at the Savoy Theatre in 1879-80, Holland starred at St. George's until 1895 in entertainments too numerous to name.