... after the Second World War and they concentrated on broad casting and writing Following Ed ward Stirling's sudden death in 1948. Margaret Vaughan toured alone many times giving lectures on English theatre and literature in many of the countries she visited ...

... London to work for Oollond Photo graphic at their studio in Bond Street, Mayfair, where his clients included Mar garet, Duchess of Argyll, and many leading society figures. Gradually, however, he was drawn back into the world of entertainment, and made his ...

... Your Head, which was not a success, so she turned to television and from 1957/58 she was the barmaid in The Royalty with Margaret Lockwood. At the height of her career in 1967, she performed in the long- running classic. The Forsyte Saga. In a later ...

... Barnes, at 11 a.m. and a memorial service will be held on Wednesday, February 28, at St. Margaret's, Westminster, at noon. JAMES HARCOURT We regret to announce the death. on February 18. of James Harcourt at the age of 77. Born at Head- ingly, Leeds, he was ...

... distressed state and feared he could commit suicide However, the plea for him to remain in custody was rejected. It was a tragic death for the man who devoted his life to making Elvis live forever. JOCK MORGAN, 77, Scottish-born en tertainer and fiddle player ...

... Quayle and Christopher Cazenove in the company. His West End appearances included The White Devil with Robert Helpmann at the Duchess in 1947 and he direct ed and played a leading role in the North Country comedy My Wife's Lodger at the Comedy Theatre in 1951 ...

... Palladium, as a supremely stylish Prince Charming to Julie Andrews' Cinderella. She was seen at Wimbledon in 1955 as Sister Margaret in The Hasty Heart, and at Richmond in 1956 in Mrs Willie, in the role created in the West End by Yvonne Arnaud. Problems ...

... most of her time she never lost her love for the theatre, and at the time of her death was working on a one woman show. Lisa lived life joyously and was a joy to know. Her death is a great loss to the many people who knew and loved her, but a far greater ...

... Denis Martin The death of DENIS MARTIN breaks another link with the founders of the Players Theatre; it also marks the loss of yet another fine performer identified with the gracious and spacious musicals of the late forties and fifties musicals which ...

... The Trou ble Shooters, The Gold Robbers, Tales of Mystery and Imagination. The Lotus Eaters, The Main Chance. Warship, The Duchess of Duke Street and Upstairs Down stairs. From 1978 he directed a succes sion of television serials, such as Malice Aforethought ...