... OBITUARIES When RAYMOND MASSEY. who has died aged 86, left England and settled in America, it was a considerable loss to the London stage. He had played many parts with distinction, and although born in Canada, he had become a part of the West End scene ...

... Lonsdale's Aren't We AM at the Globe Theatre in 1923. Over the ensuing years he was seldom out of work both in England and America. But his ultimate interest was in directing, an ambition he achieved with the Wilson Barrett Company in Scotland in 1939. ...

... Philip Saville, Alvin Rakoff, and Ted Kotchell'. He left ABC in 1959 and worked as a producer and director of drama for ABC in America for two years. On his return to Britain he worked for the Thomson Organisation setting up radio and television operations ...

... at such venues as the Hollywood Palladium and the Waldorf Astoria. New York. On retirement from leading, he became one of America's busiest band bookers. ...

... company and a pupil of Ellen Terry. After some years which seemed to be establishing her in the London theatre, she went to America, where she made her home and married to the American, Lunt. I hereafter, she was a glory of Broadway, a theatre legend in ...

... was to Tanya Rose, and his youngest children, Daisy and Ben. have also appeared in films and television. A member of one of America's most famous show business fsmil.es, EDDIE FOY JR died on Jury 15 at Woodland Hills, California, aged 78. He was in the family ...

... Wagner singer. He left Covent Garden in 1964 to pursue a freelance career with success in Europe, the United States and South America, settling in New Zealand in 1979. ROBERT CORNFORD, a musician whose ability and versatility enabled him to perform the classics ...

... Son remain pillars in the international repertory. After Diaghilev's death and further work in Europe, Balanchine went to America and opened the School of American Ballet (1934) in New York from which a company developed; the school flourishes today, that ...