Not sure if this is any help to you. Found an article with the Dundee Telegraph dated 21 Jan 1930.
The Emily Florence Repertory Company at the Empress Playhouse last night presented 'The Yellow Passport' a story on France.
The play which centres around the adventures of a liberated slave who had spent 19 years at the galleys, was unfortunately very weak, and interest was inclined to wane. Considering that this is the last week of a company which has been very popular indeed, the choice of play was disappointing.
Mr Algie Nevill takes the part of the galley slave, a role which he plays well, while Mr Sam Allen, as a villainous and crafty gendarme, is also good.
The character of a Paris lady, whose reputation is none too good, but sacrifices everything for her child, is played by Miss Kathleen Millard, who comes through a difficult role with flying colours.
Miss Emily Florence and Mr Claude Harcourt provide a little humour, and others in the cast are Mr Sam Webster, Miss Mary Seabright, Miss Madge Webster and Miss Viny Webster.
There are lots more reports similar to this at around the same period.
