... Mr. C. B. Cochran, speaking to shareholders of the I^ondon Palace, Ltd., yesterday (Wednes day), said that we were on tho eve ot a great theatrical revival. There had been better business in the \Vest End theatres this summer than in any summer he could ...

... ances in London Weekend Television's Speak for Yourself. Addressing a crowd at Speakers' i Corner in Hyde Park, she yelled at i the top of her voice: Ladies and i gentlemen, you are looking at a roaring lesbian. Speak for Yourself was the first television ...

... Tallulah Bankhead he was associated with many great successes including Edward My Son, The First Gentleman. Relatively Speaking'' and The Ideal Husband Upton travelled extensively with Emlyn Williams in the first Dickens solo performances He retired ...

... Preetwich. Lance. Oh how rrnss you darling MARIE GROS (Mrs Marie Newton) Died 1*t July, aged 88 Mourned by Mary Julian and Bernard Speak Cremation 9th July 1976 1 1 30 am East Chapel South London Crematorium. S W 1 6 ...

... from the BBC in 1969, published several books, including Speaking from the Desert, Royalty Annual (one of several royal accounts), and his later memoirs, Ten Seconds from Now and Permission to Speak. He always declined to move into television, believing ...

... Jack Hylton violinist Hugo Rignold, and Joy Worth, who later became a BBC announcer. Kay Cavendish herself had an attractive speaking voice, which was brought into action when the BBC Variety Depart ment was evacuated to Bristol at the outbreak of the Second ...

... Electric in 1925 and was a long time both buyer and chief cost clerk. He left the backroom to become a public figure, so to speak, when in 1950 he took charge of the Signs. He was well known indeed to that circle of West End theatre and cinema managers ...

... films. He joined the BBC as a director of Z-Cars, and of a series starring actress Lyn James which taught foreign ers how to speak English. He returned to Australia with his wife and children to direct the original series of Skippy for Fauna Productions ...

... appreciation figures. In the almost 50 years I knew Johnny, I never once heard him speak ill of anyone and for a poor lad from Canning Town with no education, so to speak, it always amazed me how he managed to accrue so much knowledge and remain modest ...

... signed by upward* of 25,000 residents of Barry and district. Seeing that Barry's adult population is not more than 43,000, it speaks well for the esteem in which lie is held there. Owing to illness, it has been found necessary to postpone the concert at the ...

... full-time actor, playing in most theatre* in England. During the time he wrote more than 21 plays, including If the Dead Could Speak, which was not presented until 1958 when, after an absence of more than 20 years from the stage, he played a part in it. On ...

... Inter- ruitionaBy known as Mairt Nic lliubhlaigh, she was a tragedienne of exceptional power and had cvne of the most famed speaking voices on the Irish stage. She appeared on Broadway and in the Abbey i Theatre's first tour of America, and was on the stage ...