... and more. Earlier this year Gray played Admiral Balchen in the starry cast of Channel 4's naval drama Longitude. He never married. John MarHand OBITUARIES ^^_ Picture: Colin Bourner Memorable roles-actor Charles Gray. ...

... Diary, and instead joined long-running television dra mas such as Emergency Ward 10, The Edwardians and Nanny. In 1950, she married Fred Melville's nephew Andy and thus became a member of the Melvilles of Melodrama, a legen dary family who not only built ...

... inspirational figure in a myriad different ways. Off-duty, he loved the arts in general, and good food and wine in particular. He married Christine Fraser in 1939, and she died in 1989. He is survived by his three sons, one of whom is the professional musician ...

... During his term there, he oversaw such plays as Once a Catholic, Veterans, Teeth'n'Smiles and Bent. For many years, he was married to the actress Patricia Lawrence. She appeared in repertory at Leatherhead during his time there, as well as working at the ...

... he was in nightclubs. Augustus Kwamlah Quaye was bom in Soho on September 3, 1921, son of Caleb Quaye, a West African who married a British music hall performer and was one of the very few African artists working in London in the pre-First World War years ...

... same year. His first wife, from whom he was divorced in 1985, also died from cancer, leaving a son and daughter. He then married a sculptor, Sophy Tilson, with whom he had two young children. rotor noppn OBITUARIES ...

... acclaim. Gynt retired to spend more time with her family although she was coaxed back, for the film The Runaway in 1966. She married four times and is survived by a son from her third marriage. Patrick Newley Obituaries can also be found on The Stage's Web ...

... roles during her time there. She met Richardson when both were appearing at the Haymarket Theatre in 1936, and they were married six years later. Throughout the forties and fifties, the couple regularly played oppo site each other in London. Plays such ...

... 1965. She became head of design and stayed there for ten years. It was there that she met her husband Donald Cox, and they married in 1972. Her career progressed rapidly during and after the decade at Guildford. Many of her sets transferred to London, and ...

... There was no messing about in his shows, but he had a great sense of humour and I shall certainly miss him. Roberton was married to choreographer Rita King, who predeceased him. He is survived by his daughters, Gerry and Jane. Patrick Newley ...

... Me at the Back at the Piccadilly Theatre (1979) and John Wells' farce Anyone for Denis? at the Whitehall (1982). She never married. John Maftland ...

... achievements were the fire curtains at the Theatre Royal, Northampton and the Ashcroft Theatre in Croydon. For many years, he was married to one of Britain's most well-known character actresses, Freda Jackson. She predeceased him in 1990. Patrick Newtey ...