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THE YOUNG AND THE GUILTY L-R, EDWARD CHAPMAN, HILDA FENEMORE, CAMPBELL SINGER, ANDREW RAY Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-young-and-the-guilty-l-r-edward-chapman-hilda-fenemore-campbell-image156922174.htmlRMK38BRA–THE YOUNG AND THE GUILTY L-R, EDWARD CHAPMAN, HILDA FENEMORE, CAMPBELL SINGER, ANDREW RAY
CORAL ATKINS, HILDA FENEMORE H & DENISE COFFEY IN MACBETH BY SHAKESPEARE IN LONDON / ; 21 APRIL 1964 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/coral-atkins-hilda-fenemore-h-denise-coffey-in-macbeth-by-shakespeare-in-london-21-april-1964-image624268453.htmlRM2Y7HTNW–CORAL ATKINS, HILDA FENEMORE H & DENISE COFFEY IN MACBETH BY SHAKESPEARE IN LONDON / ; 21 APRIL 1964
INNOCENT SINNERS UK 1958 Philip Leacock kitchen scene: In the poor street live restaurant owner Vincent (DAVID KOSSOFF) and his wife (BARBARA MULLEN). Vincent longs to serve exquisite meals to discriminating clients, but the district is unappreciative of his efforts. His ideals merely lead to heartache, unpaid bills and constant nagging from sister-in-law Cassie (HILDA FENEMORE). Boarding with the Vincents is Lovejoy Mason (JUNE ARCHER), daughter of a touring Variety Artiste, whose visits are rare and payments rarer. Regie: Philip Leacock Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-innocent-sinners-uk-1958-philip-leacock-kitchen-scene-in-the-poor-114037363.htmlRMGHERPY–INNOCENT SINNERS UK 1958 Philip Leacock kitchen scene: In the poor street live restaurant owner Vincent (DAVID KOSSOFF) and his wife (BARBARA MULLEN). Vincent longs to serve exquisite meals to discriminating clients, but the district is unappreciative of his efforts. His ideals merely lead to heartache, unpaid bills and constant nagging from sister-in-law Cassie (HILDA FENEMORE). Boarding with the Vincents is Lovejoy Mason (JUNE ARCHER), daughter of a touring Variety Artiste, whose visits are rare and payments rarer. Regie: Philip Leacock
Introducing the Mermaid Theatre's Mummy in the shrouded shape of actor , Bernard Miles in an up-ended coffin and flanked by mourning actresses , Thelma Whiteley (left) and Hilda Fenemore in the final scene of Bill Naughton's new comedy He Was Gone When They Got There . Miles stages his own death in a bid to dodge the Income Tax authorities . 28 July 1966 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/introducing-the-mermaid-theatres-mummy-in-the-shrouded-shape-of-actor-bernard-miles-in-an-up-ended-coffin-and-flanked-by-mourning-actresses-thelma-whiteley-left-and-hilda-fenemore-in-the-final-scene-of-bill-naughtons-new-comedy-he-was-gone-when-they-got-there-miles-stages-his-own-death-in-a-bid-to-dodge-the-income-tax-authorities-28-july-1966-image624441314.htmlRM2Y7WN7E–Introducing the Mermaid Theatre's Mummy in the shrouded shape of actor , Bernard Miles in an up-ended coffin and flanked by mourning actresses , Thelma Whiteley (left) and Hilda Fenemore in the final scene of Bill Naughton's new comedy He Was Gone When They Got There . Miles stages his own death in a bid to dodge the Income Tax authorities . 28 July 1966
