... Guys and Dolls at the Coliseum and Teahouse of the August Moon at Her Majes ty's. all of which were first pro duced on the American stage In 1960 he succeeded in merging Stoll Theatres with Moss Empires, which at that time owned 1 6 London and provincial ...

... home on February 17. The 54-year-old farm worker, a singer of Jolson songs, was returning from a charity engagement in his minstrel-style makeup wnen his car was involved in a collision with another vehicle. He was well known for the impromptu turns he ...

... scriptwriting and a comedian's sense of the ludicrous and the ambiguities of the language. The act, two up market bitchy American ladies, who taken from various heroines, or indeed 'has beens' from Tennessee Williams plays and gradually became a per fect ...

... Parade, An American in Paris and Summer Stock. For other studios he contributed to West Side Story and Oliver, and received numerous Oscar nominations More recently he had concentrated on appearing as guest conductor with many leading American symphony ...

... the Prince in a radio version of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs He was perhaps best known as a soloist in the Kentucky Minstrels and in particular for his recording of The Holy City. His Army service was spent mainly entertaining his fellow servicemen ...

... Relations consultant, at first in partnership with Eric Braun, handling^ among others, Peter Sellers, The Black and White Minstrel Show and Beryl Reid. Bran ching out on her own her clients in cluded Peter Scott, Harry Secombe, Roy Hudd and the Bachelors ...

... Film Foundation and his television roles included parts in Kipling's Stalky and Co and a variety of merry men, strolling minstrels, peasants and Norman oppressors in the classic sixties Adventures of Robin Hood. That series called on swashbuck ling skills ...