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HERMIONE BADDELEY
r'o Universal Filnilcxicoii, 6, Hoiiverie Streel, London, E.C'i T: Western 4098
phot : Pollard Crowther, London
HEIGHT: 5ft. 2'-ins. HAIR: Medium. EYES: Blue-^rey ROLES: Comedy. Musical Comedy, Dancing, Singing,
Comedienne LANGI AGES: English. Frenih DIALECTS: Cockney. Ameriran. Lancashire. etc. VOICE: Mezzo-Soprano DANCING: Stage. Ballroom
SPORTS and RECREATIONS: Swimming, Riding, Motoring
At an early age joinetl the Margaret Morris School to study dancing as a hobby, but became one of the Schoors principal dancers, and appeared vvith great success in all Margaret Morris" Chi-istmas produc-tions for several years; at Christmap, 1918, appeared, at the Lyric, Haniinersniith, in Nigel Playfairs production of "Make Believe": the following Christnias, at the Kingsway, played in '"The Knight of the Burning Pestle". then, in Liverpool, the leading boy's part in a revival of "Make Believe"; suhsequently travelled for four years with the Arts League of Service; was seen at the Court Theatre by Basil Dean in an Arts League production, and later made her London stage debut under bis inanagenient in "The Likes of Her" at the St. Martins; subsequent plays include, among many others, "The Forest", "On With the Dance". "Queen High". "When Crunimels Played". "Lord Babs". "Holding Out the Apple". "Excelsior", "The Five O'Clock Girl", etc.; was also a member of the "Co-Optiniists" at the Palace Theatre: left the stage for a period lipon her niarriage. and returned recently in Galsworthy s "Windows" (Diichess Theatre I ; latest engagenient in "Tobias and the Angel" at the Westminster Theatre.
<;RÖÖSE: 1.62 ni. HAARFARBE: Dimkelblond. AUGE.N: Blaugrau
ROLLENFÄCHER: Komikerin, Operette, Tanz. Gesang SPRACHEN: Englisch. Französisch
DL\LEKTE: Cockney. Amerikanisch. Lancashire. etc.
STIMME: Mezzosopran
TANZ: Buhnentanz, Gesellschaftstanz
SPORTS: Schwimmen, Reiten, Chauffieren
Trat in früher Jugend in die Margaret-MorrisSchule ein, um den Tanz aus Liebhaberei zu studieren, wurde aber bald eine der besten Tänzerinnen dieser Schule und trat mehrere Jahre hindurch mit großem Erfolg in den Weihnachtsvorführungen der Schule auf. Weihnachten 1918 tanzte sie am Lyric, Hammersmith, in Nigel Playfairs Inszenierung von „Make Believe", im folgenden Jahr am Kingsway im „The Knight of the Burning Pestle", dann in Liverpool die erste Knabenrolle in einer Neuinszenierung von „Make Believe". Dann reiste sie vier Jahre hindurch mit der Arts League of Service. Bei einer solchen Aufführung sah sie Basil Dean und ermöglichte ihr Londoner Bühnendebüt unter seiner Regie in „The Likes of Her" am St. Martin. In der Folgezeit spielte die Künstlerin in „The Forest", „On with the Dance". „Queen High". ..When Cruminels Played", „Lord Babs", „Holding Out the Apple". .,Excelsior", „The Five O'Clock Girl" u. a. m. Sie war auch Mitglied der .,Co-Optimists" am Palace-Theater, verließ dann die Bühne, um zu heiraten, war aber vor kurzem wieder in Galsworthys „Windows" am Duchess Theater und in „Tobias and the Angel" am WestminsterTheater zu sehen.
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