Cecil Harverson toured the provinces from January 7 until March 28, playing at clubs and hotels, and on all sorts of tables. At the New Club, at Bexhill-on-Sea, he averaged 100, making the required 800 in six visits, with 145, 184, 165, 100, 70, and 108 unfinished! His other breaks included the following:—
| BREAK | WHERE MADE |
| 408 | Officers' Mess, Royal Marines, Chatham. |
| 350 | Kingston Club, Kingston-on-Thames. |
| 315 | Constitutional Club, Kensal Rise. |
| 417 | Constitutional Club, Woking. |
| 301 | Constitutional Club, Uxbridge. |
| 361 | Arts Club, St. John's Wood. |
| 287 | Margate Club, Margate. |
| 209 | Bournemouth Club, Bournemouth. |
| 220 | Yacht Club, Dover. |
| 218 | East Sussex Club, St. Leonards. |
| 359 | Southampton Public Hall. |
| 229 | Southampton Public Hall. |
| 221 | Dover Club, Dover. |
| 259 | Carlton Club, Dover. |
| 329unf | Bedford Park Club, Chiswick. |
| 221 | Constitutional Club, Reigate. |
| 280 | Seven Stars Hotel, Brighton. |
| 260 | Seven Stars Hotel, Brighton. |
| 248 | Chaucer Institute, Bungay. |
| 259 | Conservative and Unionist Club, Cromer. |
| 418 | Queen's Hotel, Great Yarmouth. |
| 266 | White's Restaurant, Norwich. |