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... his own particular sphere, and in return theatre people all over the world benefited from his friendship. During the second world war he was able to ensure that those en gaged in forces entertainment were equipped with most of the require ments for reasonable ...
... Royal Navy in 1943, at the second theatre at which she worked, the Little, Bristol in 1937 Before the outbreak of the Second World War, she had successful seasons i at Harrogate and Bristol again. After a spell of war work helping evacuees, she did further ...
... almost total blindness. Bom in Dundee and trained at the Old Vic School, he was a member of the Old Vic Company before the Second World War and appeared in John Gielgud's famous Hamlet in the West End. He was at the Cambridge Festival Theatre and had repertory ...
... founder member of the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, he made his home in Bearsden, near Glasgow, at the outbreak of the Second World War, when that orchestra moved to Glasgow from Edinburgh. He taught students at the Royal Scottish Academy of Miisir in Glasgow ...
... appearing in Julius Caesar at His Majesty's Theatre and playing a few small roles in films. Before the outbreak of the Second World War she had broken away from the studio to undertake various reporting assignments, often of a hazardous nature, and rejoined ...
... becoming more interested in films, and it was in the capacity of screenwriter that he went to Hollywood just before the Second World War His reputation in America was made, though, as a novelist. HOWARD MORGAN, trumpet player with the Roy Bradley Comedy ...
... Whiteleys. When she broke away from this act. she toured as a solo -performer in this country and overseas. During the Second World War she married Ron Weston, another variety performer who was serving at the time with the Commandos, but she continued in ...
... started working at the age of 11 as a stage hand, controlling the limes at the Metropole Theatre in Glasgow. After the Second World War he became stage manager at the Empress Theatre at St George's Cross, Glasgow, and was probably the youngest stage manager ...
... to Canada during the fifties, and died aged 83 at Encino, California on March 3. He was bom in London and before the Second World War appeared in a number of Shakespearean productions. He then joined the RAF. After moving to Canada he resumed his acting ...
... strong resem blance, for many years in stage and film productions. Married to Patrick 'Paddy' Fleming at the end of the Second World War, she retired from the stage as her family increased. Her husband, a wartime RAF pilot who later became one of the best- ...
... appearing in several London shows before joining the repertory com pany at Folkestone. He served with the Indian Army in the Second World War, transferring in 1943 to the Middle East, where he worked with the Army Welfare Service looking after ENSA and, later ...
... 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 ...