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(18**-19**) English singer and actress. ** Formed a singing partnership with her husband Webster Booth. They specialised in light classics and operetta. They did a ‘B’ tour to rural areas and smaller towns of South Africa in 1956. They remained in South Africa until 1978, teaching and starring in numerous shows, beginning with Spring Quartet for Leonard Schach in Cape Town in September 1956. She starred in The Glass Slipper, which the National Theatre Organisation presented in conjunction with Children’s Theatre and the Johannesburg Reps for Christmas 1959. It was a musical version of Cinderella which also starred Hilda Kriseman and Olive King. ***
See also Booth, Webster
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Tucker, 1997
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