Dix, Dorothy (1892–1970)
Dix, Dorothy (1892–1970)
English actress. Born Feb 27, 1892, in London, England; died Jan 1970 in England; m. Jameson Thomas (div.); m. T. Vezey-Strong (div.); m. Roy Clark.
Made London debut in Monsieur Beaucaire (1907) and came to prominence in The White Man (1908); other plays include The Conquest, The Three Musketeers, The Rivals, Daddy Long-Legs, Fair and Warmer, Don Q, The Czarina (title role), The Cherry Orchard, The Donovan Affair, The Lad and Hamlet; made NY debut in The Father (1931); films include The First Mrs. Fraser (title role).
More From encyclopedia.com
Bergonzi, Carlo , Bergonzi, Carlo
Bergonzi, Carlo, eminent Italian tenor; b. Polisene, near Parma, July 13, 1924. He studied with Grandini in Parma, where he also took… Reeve, Rosie , Reeve, Rosie
Personal
Born in England.
Addresses
Home—London, England.
Career
Illustrator and writer.
Writings
SELF-ILLUSTRATED
Cuddle up Tight, Macm… Kaye Umansky , Umansky, Kaye 1946-
UMANSKY, Kaye 1946-
Personal
Born December 6, 1946, in Plymouth, England; married; children: one daughter. Education: Attended te… Mai Zetterling , ZETTERLING, Mai
Nationality: Swedish. Born: Västeras, 24 May 1925. Education: Royal Dramatic Theatre School, Stockholm, 1942–45. Family: Married 1) a… Sir Ralph Richardson , Richardson, Ralph
Ralph Richardson
Sir Ralph Richardson (1902–1983) belonged to a small, select cadre of British actors who dominated the profession… Sue Heap , Heap, Sue 1954–
Heap, Sue 1954–
Personal
Born 1954, in Hampshire, England. Hobbies and other interests: Riding motorcycles, travel.
Addresses
Home—En…
You Might Also Like
NEARBY TERMS
Dix, Dorothy (1892–1970)