... Ton- bridge, where the company included Freda Jackson, Richard Wordsworth, Joan Hopkins and John McCallum. During the Second World War he worked for H. M. Tennent Ltd as stage manager, working on many notable productions between 1940 and 1947, and his ...

... recent years, doing straight and comedy roles. He served with distinction as an officer in the Royal Navy during the Second World War. WALTER MASTERTON, who died on May 10 aged 65, began his career as an actor and went to the States while in his early ...

... an enormous variety of books- children's stories, romances and more serious novels and was a war correspondent in the Second World War. She wrote a number of plays, the most successful being Once a Crook in partnership with her husband, and a number ...

... musician. He formed his own band, Mickey Katz and the Kittens, in 1934, touring extensively with Betty Hutton during the Second World War. He joined the Spike Jones outfit in 1947, then reformed his own band and later pro duced his own show, Borscht Capades ...

... died on Novem ber 1 at Brattleboro, Vermont at the age of 95. He had lived in the United States since the end of the Second World War, helping to found the Marlboro Festival and achieving an international reputa tion as a teacher. Moyse was born in St ...

... Horse, GEORGE O'BRIEN died on September in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, aged 85 He served with distinction in the First and Second World Wars, beginning his career as a stunt man with Tom Mix in 1920. His career waned with coming of talkies, but he worked co ...