... EPSTEIN In loving msmory of Elspeth (Seotty) who pasted sway September llth. If 44. Never forgotten by her titter Nell and daughter Helen in Cypras. IN LOVING MEMORY OF ELTON ROBERTS who patted away. 13th September, 1964 Remembered by hia wife Noreen. daughters Roberta and Shirley, and son Mkhaef. Alwayt in our thoughts and to greatly mated. ...

... DENVILLK. On December 15th, 1967 at The Royal Halifax Infirmary, Charles Alfred aged 68 years, of Camm Cottage. Horley Green Road. Claremount. Be loved husband of Lily. The remains will be received into St Bernard's Church on Tuesday at 7 P.m for Requiem Mass on Wednesday at 10 a.m., followed by interment at Stoney Royd Cemetery. Flowers please to Damecourt Funeral Service. Lee Mount Road by 9 ...

... LAURENCE ATTERIDGE (Minafler) died 1967. Remembered always with flratltude and affection. PADDY ALBERT. In memory of my darling never forgotten by his loving Mabel. Memories linger on. PADDY ALBERT. Everloving memory of my beloved only brother sadly missed since 1953. Rube MACINTOSH. EFFIE. Always remem bered. Trevor. IN loving memory of my dear friend. HARRY LESLIE, who fell asleep sud denly ...

... VINT GRAVES \7INT GRAVES, actor, director and manager, has died at Southport, aged 76. Although latterly he did a great deal of television work. Vim Graves will be most remembered for his connections with the former Southport Repertory Company. He joined their ranks first as an actor and later became the producer and director of productions until the closure of the old Scala. He then became ...

... AUBREY HITCHINS, the dancer, has died in New York, aged 63. Born in Cheltenham, he studied dancing under Cecchetti and Legat and became Pavlova's partner from 1925 to 1930. After her death he helped to produce a film about her called Immor tal Swan from existing film clips. He formed his own company in 1943 and since 1947 has been teaching in New York. OBITUARY ...

... DOROTHY TURNER DOROTHY TURNER, the actress, and mother of Nigel Patrick, died on Good Friday, aged 79. She made her first London appearance with Matheson Lang in Mr. Wu in 1913. She was with the Birmingham Repertory Company for some years and appeared with her son in Escapade in 1953. Her last stage appearance was two years ago as the Housekeeper in My Fair Lady on tour. ARMAND GEORGES ...

... MAX BACON Max Bacon, the 17-stone comedian with a dozen drums and a quick fire wit is dead. A member of the Grand Order of Water Rats. 65-year-old Max died in University College Hospital, London last week Max. who lived in Albany Street. Kegents Park. London, began to con centrate on comedy in 1941. after establishing a reputation as a dance band comic in the variety halls with the Ambrose ...

... LILLIAN EL BROWN LILLIAN EL BROWN, foremost American coloured male Imper sonator, died recently, at the age of 83, at her hometown Atlanta, Georgia. She had a vaudeville career ex tending over fifty years and ap- Cred in Great Britain with her band, BILLY McKORT in 1921. She also performed a double act with her second husband, TEDDY WILSON. ...

... Obituary MARTIN MILLER, the actor, has died in a village near Innsbruck, aped 69, while on location filming TTic Last Valley. Born in Czecho slovakia, he came to London where he excelled in character parts. His outstanding performances were in Arsenic and Old Lace and The Mousetrap, in which he played Mr. Paravicini more than 1,000 times. ...

... LORD LONGFORD IN a sense, although he was con nected only with Eire, the world theatre has sulfcrcd a loss in the dc;ilh of the Earl of Longford, who died in Dublin on Saturday last, aged 58. His inspiration and work in (he theatre of Ireland was recog nised by men of the theatre through out Europe and America, and the Gale Theatre and his own, later formed. Longford Productions, had real ...

... obituary lillah McCarthy I ILLAH MCCARTHY, describe. as the Uist of ihe classical act resscs.and creator of several Bernan Shaw roles, died on April 15, ago 84. Born at Cheltenham, she mad her first appearance in 1895 m A. E Drinkwatcr's company, and th ...

... STANLEY CLARKSON STANLEY CLARKSON. the Australian-born bass, died in a London hospital on January 22, aged 57. He had been a member of the Sadler's Wells Opera Company since 1948. Born in Sydney, he was a linotype operator with a Sydney newspaper, studying at the Conser- valorium in his spare time. He later sang for the Australian Bioad- casiing Commission, making his operatic debui in 1940 as ...