... centres. She also ap peared in variety at the London Col iseum and other halls. She resumed her career just after the Second World War and was a popular attraction at many leading spots. ...

... fall breaking his nose, and on another occasion balng chased around the darkened theatre by an escaped seal. During the Second World War, he threw an incendiary bomb off the roof of the theatre when it looked as though it could burn down the promises. ...

... Jane Eyre. O'Brien also worked for many ENSA productions both on the admin istrative and acting sides throughout the Second World War. GERTE SINDING LARSEN. singing teacher of international repute, died in a Worthing hospital on February 2 at the age ...

... was a member of the Fred Terry-Julia Neilson company, and stage managed and acted with the Old Vic company during the Second World War Additionally Melvill was a stage designer and was responsible for the sets for John Clement's production ol The Kingmaker ...

... toured as a comedian, and his gifts with children made him popular in seaside concert parties and panto mime I n the Second World War. he joined ENSA as a party manager, travelling widely in North Africa and the Medi terranean Basin After the war, he ...

... plays of value, tor the time and in the main stream of modern drama, and as the founder and director of ENSA during the Second World War writes Ray mond Marriott. He was a manager and director of imagination, courage and discern ment. sometimes tyrannical ...

... Aleichem's The Inheritors. Goldstein started his professional career in Poland but escaped to the Soviet Union during the Second World War He then emigrated to France and finally to the USA where he settled in 1962. EUGENIA PALLERA SARDI. who. with her late ...

... theatre on the old site in 1933-34. and provided entertainment for thousands of troops and evacuees during the years of the Second World War The theatre was sold to Howard and Wyndham in 1972, but Stanley Oorrill retained his links with the city as Hqnorary ...

... The Truth the musical which opened the Saville and Why Not Tonight? a Farjeon revue at the Palace in 1 934 After the second world war she returned to America, but her health was already impaired and she was an invalid for many years ...

... cabaret and vaudeville dance team of the early 1920s. They visited Great Britain in 1922. The act played throughout the Second World War as a featured attraction in Ken Murray's famous Blackouts end Helen Char leston finelly retired in 1970. EMMA CRI5TIANA ...

... came a great hit on their London debut at the Holborn Empire in 1 930 They were a popular headline attraction until the Second World War when all five brothers |oined the Forces After the war Peter performed a double act with his brother Sam. who is the ...

... Theatre Royal from near-obs curity to a position of prestige in the top league of provincial touring theatres During the Second World War, he transferred from the R A S C to the entertainments branch overseas with the rank of major, in charge of troop en ...