... Waltz become of dancer Angela? I am trying to trace a dancer called Angela Lambert, whose last known address in the fifties was 1 8 Frognal Lane, Hampstead. She is of English-Irish decent, and was a petite red head. Her age now would be around 69. She worked mostly in music halls, and sometimes on the continent. An American friend would dearly love to know of her whereabouts. A Lambert 5 ...

... George G. Moulding, one of the directors of the recently formed Harrogate White Rose Theatre Trust, and a member of the coin- mi tee of the Harrogate Theatre Club, died suddenly last week while on holiday with his wife at Windsor. He was 49. Annie Hester Lloyd, widow of Edward Lloyd, die tenor, died on April 23, aged 89. James Melton, former leading tenor of the Metropolitan Opera, New York, ...

... BARRY WOOD Barry Wood, leading baritone saxophone player with Buddy Rogers Orchestra, with whose outfit he appeared in London, in the 1930s, and also with Vincent Lopez Band, died, on July 22, aged 62, after a heart attack, in Miami i Beach, Florida. ...

... PHILIP WADE Philip Wade, whose death last Sunday, at the age of 54. we regret to record, was a versatile character actor and playwright who will be greatly missed, particularly in broad casting. He joined Sir Frank Benson's company at the end of the first world war. and also made several appearances in London. He made his first broadcast in 1925, and was for long a valued member of the B.B.C. ...

... Paul Van Kcmpcn, the conduc tor, has died in Amsterdam, aged 62. Born in Holland, he becamc a naturalised German in 1933 and was appointed conductor of the Dresden Philharmonic Orchestra. During the German occupation of the Netherlands he took his orch estra there and gave concerts, but after his return to Amsterdam in 1945 his application for re- naturalisation as a Dutchman was rejected. ...

... The death is announced from Hollywood of Leon Errol. al ihc age of 70. He was bom in Sydney, New South Wales, and made his first appearance there at the Stan dard, in 1896. under lh ...

... George L. Cruikshank, composer and arranger, also known as George L. Zalva, died in Sevenoaks Hospital on October 14, aged 56. He had been musical editor tor Chappell and Co., Ltd., for many years, and before that held a similar position wilh Francis, Day and Hunter, Ltd. George Zalva was best known for his concert arrangements of popular music, in the introduction of which he was a pioneer. ...

... Jack Lindsley, well known in the North of England as an orchestra leader, died, at the age of 61, on December 3, at Darlington. He was the former musical director of the Embassy. Peterborough, and for several years, from 1932. was musi cal director for Bertram Mills's Olympia Circus. ...

... jUSSI BjORUNC JUSSI BJORLING, ihe Swedish tenor, died on September 9 at his summer home on an island near Stockholm, at the age of 49. Born at D.ilarna in Sweden, he made his earliest appearances in public as a member of the Bjorling Quartet, consisting of himself, two brothers and his father all tenors. They toured America with great success, but later Jussi Bjorling relumed to Sweden to ...

... FOR thirteen years chairman of the Morecambe Publicity and Entertainments Committee, Aid. H. R. V. Addenbrooke (79), died on April 25-- only six days after it had been decided to con fer upon him the Honorary Freedom of the Borough. Aid. Addenbrooke was the first manager of the Floral Hall at Scarborough and afterwards became manager of the Tower Theatre and Ballroom in Morecambe, remaining ...

... Andrew Young, for 43 years stage-manager at the Gaiety, Ayr, died at his home in Ayr on December 12. He was known to hundreds of performers who played the Gaiety. He retired 18 months ago. During the First World War he served with the Royal Scots Fusiliers and was awarded the Military Medal. ...

... Grahame-White, one of the Gaiety Girls of the nineties, known as Birdie Suther land, died last week-end, aged 81. ...