The show was originally titled The Piecefull Palace, and that was the title in the playbill the tryout in Glasgow opened., By the time of the Glasgow opening, it had been announced that the title would be changed to Belle Starr for London. Presumably the decision was made when it was too late to change the playbills.
The London production was meant to be a tryout for a Broadway production. With the failure of the London production, the Broadway plans were canceled.
In the edition dated May 21, 1969, Variety stated that the production had closed on May 17 after 21 performances. An article that appeared in the Los Angeles Times on May 13 stated that the production had closed the previous Saturday (May 10). Ads in the daily ABCs in the Guardian suggest that the production did run through May 17, but an article that appeared in the Las Vegas Sun on May 14 stated that the show had already closed and said that it had played 17 performances. Adrian Wright's book West End Broadway: The Golden Age of the American Musical in London lists no closing date but says it played 12 performances.
