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[[Arthur Lane]] (1910-1987) British actor, director and producer.

==Biography==

Arthur Lane was born on 11 June 1910 in Kings Norton, Birmingham, England, UK. He was an actor and director. He appeared in the films ''The Strange World of Planet X'' (1956), ''Secret Venture'' (1955) and ''The Interrupted Journey'' (1949).

Together with his wife, Audrey Lupton, Lane presented pantomimes and employed some big star names from the worlds of Pantomime and Pop in their time. They also ran the Wimbledon Theatre for a period as well as presenting shows in the West End and on tour.

He died on 28 April 1987 in Sutton, Surrey, England, UK.

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Barrow, Brian & Williams-Short, Yvonne (eds.). 1988. ''Theatre Alive! The Baxter Story 1977-1987''.

https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0485233/

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		+	[[Walter Greyvenstein\|Greyvenstein, Walter]] 1988. ''The history and development of children's theatre in English in South Africa''. Unpublished doctoral dissertation. Johannesburg: Rand Afrikaans University.
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	In 1971, Lane and Lupton presented the pantomime ''[[Snow White]]'' with Anthony Bygraves, Billy Burden, Ken Wood and Beau Daniels at the [[Alhambra Theatre]] in Cape Town. Their 1970s ''[[Golden Years of Music Hall]]'' toured the UK, South Africa and New Zealand with stars like Leslie Sarony, Bob and Alf Pearson, Elsie & Doris Waters, Cavan O’Connor, Sandy Powell, Don Smoothey and Marjorie Manners.		In 1971, Lane and Lupton presented the pantomime ''[[Snow White]]'' with Anthony Bygraves, Billy Burden, Ken Wood and Beau Daniels at the [[Alhambra Theatre]] in Cape Town. Their 1970s ''[[Golden Years of Music Hall]]'' toured the UK, South Africa and New Zealand with stars like Leslie Sarony, Bob and Alf Pearson, Elsie & Doris Waters, Cavan O’Connor, Sandy Powell, Don Smoothey and Marjorie Manners.
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		+	He directed ''[[The Circus Adventure]]'' in 1977.

	In 1977/78, Lane devised and staged ''[[I'll See You Again]]'', ''[[Golden Years of Music Hall]]'', ''[[An Enchanted Evening: Variety]]'' (all in the [[Baxter Studio]] in 1978), and ''[[We'll Gather Lilacs]]'' at the [[Baxter Concert Hall]] in 1978.		In 1977/78, Lane devised and staged ''[[I'll See You Again]]'', ''[[Golden Years of Music Hall]]'', ''[[An Enchanted Evening: Variety]]'' (all in the [[Baxter Studio]] in 1978), and ''[[We'll Gather Lilacs]]'' at the [[Baxter Concert Hall]] in 1978.

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 In 1971, Lane and Lupton presented the pantomime ''[[Snow White]]'' with Anthony Bygraves, Billy Burden, Ken Wood and Beau  Daniels  at the [[Alhambra Theatre]] in Cape Town. Their 1970s ''[[Golden Years of Music Hall]]'' toured the UK, South Africa and New Zealand with stars like Leslie Sarony, Bob and Alf Pearson, Elsie & Doris Waters, Cavan O’Connor, Sandy Powell, Don Smoothey and Marjorie Manners.
-In 1977/78, Lane devised and staged ''[[I'll See You Again]]'' at the [[Baxter Studio]], ''[[Golden Years of Music Hall]]'' (also in the [[Baxter Studio]] in 1978) and ''[[We'll Gather Lilacs]]'' at the [[Baxter Concert Hall]] in 1978.
+In 1977/78, Lane devised and staged ''[[I'll See You Again]]'', ''[[Golden Years of Music Hall]]'', ''[[An Enchanted Evening: Variety]]'' (all in the [[Baxter Studio]] in 1978), and ''[[We'll Gather Lilacs]]'' at the [[Baxter Concert Hall]] in 1978.
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-In 1971, Lane and Lupton presented the pantomime ''[[Snow White]]'' with Anthony Bygraves, Billy Burden, Ken Wood and Beau  Daniels  at the [[Alhambra Theatre]] in Cape Town. Their 1970s ''[[Golden Years of Music Hall]]'' toured the UK,South Africa and New Zealand with stars like Leslie Sarony, Bob and Alf Pearson, Elsie & Doris Waters, Cavan O’Connor, Sandy Powell, Don Smoothey and Marjorie Manners.
+In 1971, Lane and Lupton presented the pantomime ''[[Snow White]]'' with Anthony Bygraves, Billy Burden, Ken Wood and Beau  Daniels  at the [[Alhambra Theatre]] in Cape Town. Their 1970s ''[[Golden Years of Music Hall]]'' toured the UK, South Africa and New Zealand with stars like Leslie Sarony, Bob and Alf Pearson, Elsie & Doris Waters, Cavan O’Connor, Sandy Powell, Don Smoothey and Marjorie Manners.
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-In 1971, Lane and Lupton presented the pantomime ''[[Snow White]]'' with Anthony Bygraves, Billy Burden, Ken Wood and Beau  Daniels  at the [[Alhambra Theatre]] in Cape Town.
+In 1971, Lane and Lupton presented the pantomime ''[[Snow White]]'' with Anthony Bygraves, Billy Burden, Ken Wood and Beau  Daniels  at the [[Alhambra Theatre]] in Cape Town. Their 1970s ''[[Golden Years of Music Hall]]'' toured the UK,South Africa and New Zealand with stars like Leslie Sarony, Bob and Alf Pearson, Elsie & Doris Waters, Cavan O’Connor, Sandy Powell, Don Smoothey and Marjorie Manners.
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		+	In 1971, Lane and Lupton presented the pantomime ''[[Snow White]]'' with Anthony Bygraves, Billy Burden, Ken Wood and Beau Daniels at the [[Alhambra Theatre]] in Cape Town.

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