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| − | (18*-1968) Actor, producer and director. * Married to [[Rosalind Iden]]. He was the last of the British actor-managers in the barnstorming tradition. [[Leon Gluckman]] and [[Colin Fish]] presented an evening of Shakespeare at the [[Playhouse]] in which Sir Donald and Lady Wolfit (the actress [[Rosalind Iden]]) appeared in 1962. | + | (18*-1968) Actor, producer and director. * Married to [[Rosalind Iden]]. He was the last of the British actor-managers in the barnstorming tradition. [[Leon Gluckman]] and [[Colin Fish]] presented an evening of Shakespeare at the [[Playhouse]] in which Sir Donald and Lady Wolfit (the actress [[Rosalind Iden]]) appeared in 1962. This was followed by ''[[The Master Builder]]'', giving the actor an opportunity to repeat one of his best-known roles. |
== Sources == | == Sources == | ||
| − | Tucker, 1997 | + | [[ESAT Bibliography Tra-Tz|Tucker]], 1997. 174. |
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Revision as of 21:39, 1 February 2016
(18*-1968) Actor, producer and director. * Married to Rosalind Iden. He was the last of the British actor-managers in the barnstorming tradition. Leon Gluckman and Colin Fish presented an evening of Shakespeare at the Playhouse in which Sir Donald and Lady Wolfit (the actress Rosalind Iden) appeared in 1962. This was followed by The Master Builder, giving the actor an opportunity to repeat one of his best-known roles.
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Tucker, 1997. 174.
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