... Actresses Programmes begin at 7.30 am with weather, news, what’s on in London, first nights, and Stock Market reports. There are regular news broadcasts, but as most of the hotel’s guests are American the accent is on American news (recent race riots ...

... Actresses. It is recorded that it was not until the year 1660 that any woman appeared on the stage to act, and Mrs. Siddons, who matt to fame during the reign of Gesso ill., was one of the of tilt' great actresses. She sas (ho daughter of ILager Kentlile ...

... ACTRESS By Emma Lichfield. • The Play Produced by Jerroid Heather. PRICES (with tax):—Reserved .eat; 1/10; Orchestral titans 117; Stalls 1/3; Pit li-; balcony Bd. ; (jailers- 4d.. Telephone 201. Book Early to save disappointment. Plans open from 11 to ...

... ACTRESS ‘PROGRESSING’ Adrienne Corri, the 25-yearold film and television actress }who d,.s in hosr.;ottll ?nng; being ound unconscious e gasfilled kitchen of her London flat yesterday, was stated L day to be “progressing satisfactorily.” ...

... actress. Moira Redmond gained her initial experience in Australia, where she had Bel L variely of play, She returned to England five years recenciled to lb': M.tgl she would have to establish herself all m‘ ts was with the ven Shakemlle-f.hlm_u in “Titus ...

... ACTRESS Actress, by Yvonne Mitchell. 165.: Horse or Mr. by Lindsey Campbell. 12s. Id.: One Life. Bost Story. by Patrick Howarth, 21w; Very Ordinary Sportsman, by J. P. W. Mal-' lalleu. (all published by l Routledge and Regan Paull. JAZZ STORY Father of ...

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... ACTRESS IN\ Dame Sybil Thorndike, ecently underwent an opei is stated to be mal Miss Elsie Carlisle, the r star, who is seriously ill home, was reported to-da better. ...

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... ACTRESS She was one of the earliest members of the Skegness branch of the United Nations Organisation, holding various offices until becoming secretary, the Yost she currently holds. Well-known locally as an actress, Mrs. Taylor has servad on the Skegness ...

... Actress Actress, by Yvonne Mitchell, 155.; Horse of Air, by Llndsey Campbell, 12s. 6d.; One Life-Boat Story, by Patrick Howarth, 215.; Very Ordinary Sportsman, by J. P. W. Mallalieu. 18s. (all published by Routledge and Kegan Paul). Jazz Story Father ...

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