- Dame Gwen Lucy
Ffrangcon-Davies (25
January 1891 – 27
January 1992) was a
British actress who
worked mainly in
theatre and television, as well as radio...
-
David Ffrangcon-Davies (11
December 1855 – 13
April 1918) was a
Welsh operatic baritone.
David Thomas Davies was born in Bethesda, Gwynedd. He
later adopted...
- was
golfer Lydia Ko at the age of 27. The
oldest had been
actress Gwen
Ffrangcon-Davies at the age of 100,
until Olivia de
Havilland was
appointed two...
- Fontaine, Alec McCowen, Kay Walsh, Ann Bell,
Ingrid Boulting and Gwen
Ffrangcon-Davies. Made by
Hammer Films, it was
adapted by
Nigel Kneale from the...
- Rex Van Ryn (dubbed by
Patrick Allen)
Patrick Mower as
Simon Aron Gwen
Ffrangcon-Davies as
Countess d'Urfe
Sarah Lawson as
Marie Eaton Paul
Eddington as...
- p. 77.
Scott 1977, pp. 135–136.
Marafioti 1922, p. 51.
Ffrangcon-Davies 1907, p. 16
Ffrangcon-Davies 1907, p. 14–15.
Rogers 1893, p. 33.
Newham 1999,...
-
Gielgud presented the work again, with Jack
Hawkins as Algernon, Gwen
Ffrangcon-Davies as
Gwendolen and
Peggy Ashcroft as Cecily, with
Evans and Rutherford...
- seasons, the
producer Barry Jackson cast him as
Romeo to the
Juliet of Gwen
Ffrangcon-Davies at the Regent's Theatre, London, in May 1924. The
production was...
-
formed a
professional and
personal partnership with the
actress Gwen
Ffrangcon-Davies that
lasted until her
death in 1970. The
couple founded a theatre...
- industrialist,
became a
director of the silk mill here in 1901. Gwen
Ffrangcon-Davies (1891–1992), London-born actress, died here. Alan Sainsbury, Baron...
