Winifred Shotter(1904-1996)

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Winifred Shotter was born on 5 November 1904 in Hackney, London, England, UK. She was an actress, known for Rookery Nook (1930), Sorrell and Son (1933) and Plunder (1930). She was married to Gilbert Davis and Brigadier Michael Green. She died on 4 April 1996 in Surrey, England, UK.

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Rookery Nook

6.7

Rhoda Marley

1930

Sorrell and Son

5.8

Molly Pentreath

1933

Plunder

Joan Hewlett

1930

Summer Lightning

Millicent Keable

1933

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Theatre Night
8.2
TV Series
- Gertrude Potts
- 1959
ITV Play of the Week
6.6
TV Series
- Lady Mary Greenwood
- 1956
Le voyageur sans billet
6.6
- Mrs. Swayne
- 1955
The Body Said No!
3.4
- TV Announcer
- 1950
Housemaster
TV Movie
- Barbara Fane
- 1949
Potter
TV Movie
- Ella Glenney
- 1948
Thark
TV Movie
- Kitty Stratton
- 1948
Lovers' Leap
TV Movie
- Sarah Traille
- 1948
Tons of Money
TV Movie
- Louise Allington
- 1947
Rookery Nook
TV Movie
- Rhoda Marley
- 1947
A Cup of Kindness
TV Movie
- Betty Ramsbotham
- 1947
Candles at Nine
5.7
- Brenda Tempest - Cecil's Wife
- 1944
His Lordship Regrets
4.0
- Mary
- Mabel
- 1938
Une femme qui tombe du ciel
6.2
- Clara Wilson
- 1936
Marry the Girl
- Doris Chattaway
- 1935

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Height
- 1.65 m
Born
- November 5, 1904
- Hackney, London, England, UK
Died
- April 4, 1996
- Surrey, England, UK
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She acted in Clifford Mills, John Ramsay, and Roger Quilter's play, "Where the Rainbow Ends," performed as a ballet at the Royal Festival Hall in London, England with Alicia Markova (Spirit of the lake), Anton Dolin (St. George), and Claude Hulbert in the cast. Leighton Lucas was the conductor. Anton Dolin was also director.
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- 2 Pictorials
- 1 Magazine Cover Photo

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Brunette, dimpled musical comedy performer of the 1920's and 30's, the daughter of a leather factory manager. On stage from 1918 and remembered as the frightened heroine of the Aldwych farces, beginning with "Rookery Nook" in 1930. During the war she was part of ENSA and spent several months in India entertaining British troops. In 1946, she was selected from 6000 applicants for the position of television announcer at the BBC.

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