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	Anna Neagle
		Anna Neagle was a movie actress born in 1904 and deceased in 1986.
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	Movies - Person - 45857
		Dame Anna Neagle was a theatrical and cinematic institution in England, and one of the most popular screen actresses of the mid-20th century.
		During the show's six-year run, Neagle was made a Dame of the British Empire in 1970 in recognition of her work.
		Neagle was still working in 1986, just a few weeks before her death at the age of 81.
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	Encyclopedia: Anna Neagle
		Dame Anna Neagle was a theatrical and cinematic institution in England, and one of the most popular screen actresses of the mid-20th century.
		Neagle 's career during the '30s was concentrated on the screen, however, and she moved from success to success, reaching the pinnacle of her film career portraying Queen Victoria in a pair of historical epics.
		Anna Maria Alberghetti is an Italian-American opera singer and actress.
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	Anna Neagle - Biography - Moviefone
		Neagle's career during the '30s was concentrated on the screen, however, and she moved from success to success, reaching the pinnacle of her film career portraying Queen Victoria in a pair of historical epics.
		At the same time that those movies were spreading an image of Neagle (under heavy makeup to portray her character's aging) as the renowned British queen, she was delighting audiences in London with her portrayal of the title role in Peter Pan.
		Their professional relationship was transposed to the personal in 1943, when Neagle and Wilcox returned to England and were married.
	movies.aol.com /celebrity/anna-neagle/52015/biography (838 words)

	anna neagle \| biography \| gallery
		Photographing extremely well, Neagle was a natural for the screen, and following two minor film appearances early in the sound era, she won the lead in Goodnight Vienna (1932), produced and directed by Herbert Wilcox.
		Neagle's fortunes declined during the mid-'50s, along with the popularity of her films, although she did enjoy some success as a producer in her own right with a trio of movies starring Frankie Vaughan.
		Replacing Celia Johnson in The Dame of Sark, she was again on-stage in 1975, and the year after her husband's death in 1977, she was acting in Most Gracious Lady, which was written for the Silver Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II.
	www.leninimports.com /anna_neagle.html (823 words)

	Anna Neagle
		When Wilcox saw Anna on stage he knew she was right for the film too.
		And if these failed, Anna could always be relied upon to portray a British Heroine: Edith Cavell, Florence Nightingale, Amy Johnson, Odette.
		She was never regarded as a great actress, though there are some who maintain that without Wilcox guiding her career she could have become one.
	www.britishpictures.com /stars/Neagle.htm (402 words)

	Collectors Post - ANNA NEAGLE Biography
		Dame Anna Neagle (1904-1986) was an extremely popular star, especially during the Second World War.
		She made her first stage appearance, as a child, in 1917 but her her adult début was in 1925, as a chorus-girl in a revival of Chariot's revue Bubbly.
		Anna Neagle was created a Dame of the British Empire in 1969 for her contribution to the theatre.
	www.collectorspost.com /Actors/anna_neagle.html (463 words)

	annaneagle
		She played Nell Gwyn, Queen Victoria, Nurse Edith Cavell (shot as a spy in Belgium in 1914,) Odette (the English spy captured in France and tortured by the Nazis in WW2,) Florence Nightingale in The Lady with the Lamp, and the flyer Amy Johnson who died on active service in 1943 in "They Flew Alone".
		Anna Neagle was born Florence Marjorie Robertson in London in 1904 and began her career as a dancer in 1917 working her way up through the chorus line to the West End production "Stand up and Sing" with Jack Buchannan in 1931.
		Anna Neagle retired from the screen in 1958 but when Herbert Wilcox was made bankrupt she returned to the stage in "Charlie Girl" in 1965 and was a great success in its 6 year run as Lady Hadwell.
	www.womenofbrighton.co.uk /annaneagle.htm (287 words)

	Anna Neagle - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Anna Neagle (October 20, 1904 - June 3, 1986) was a popular British actress and singer.
		Anna had a long career on the English stage and screen, ranging from a role in the chorus of Charlot's revue in 1925 to Charlie Girl in 1965.
		In British films, she played everything from Queen Victoria to war heroine Odette Hallowes.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Anna_Neagle (151 words)

	Errol Flynn: Lilacs In The Spring/Let's Make Up (1954)
		young Carol Beaumont (Anna Neagle) experiences dreams over one of her prospective suitors during WWII England after she sustains a concussion during an air raid.
		The pivotal moment of truth at the airport - which is unexpected - relies on some degree of acting prowess; the news is revealed during a closeup of Flynn's face, which subtely but most definitely changes mood.
		Anna Neagle plays the female interests in the fantasy sequences, as well as three generations of Greys/Beaumonts.
	www.errolflynn.net /Filmography/lis.htm (439 words)

	Anna Neagle (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Dame Anna Neagle, the endearingly popular British star during WWII, was...
		For seven straight years after WWII, she was voted top favorite English actress.
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	Amazon.com: No No Nanette: Video: Anna Neagle,Richard Carlson,Victor Mature,Roland Young,Helen Broderick,Zasu Pitts,Eve ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Anna Neagle as Nanette, Richard Carlson as Tom Gillespie, Roland Young as Mr.
		Susan Smith, Zasu Pitts as Pauline, Eve Arden as Kitty, Billy Gilbert as Styles, Tamara as Sonya, Stuart Robertson as Stillwater Jr./Stillwater Sr., Dorothea Kent as Betty, Aubrey Mather as Remington, the butler, Richard Carlson as Tom Gillespie, Victor Mature as William Trainor, Roland Young as Mr.
		Neagle gives an adorable performance as Nannette while the handsome Richard Carlson holds his own as artist Tom Guillespi, her love interest.
	www.amazon.com /No-Nanette-Anna-Neagle/dp/630247924X (935 words)

	Anna Neagle - Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Dame Anna Neagle, the endearingly popular British star during WWII, was born Florence Marjorie Robertson and began dancing as a professional in chorus lines at age 14.
		Anna's appeal faded somewhat in the late 50s and after producing a few film efforts, retired from the screen.
		She was bestowed with the honor of Dame of the British Empire in 1969 for her contributions to the theatre.
	us.imdb.com /name/nm0623554/bio (587 words)

	Victoria The Great - Anna Neagle, Anton Walbrook, Derrick De Marney, Herbert Wilcox - 1937
		The talented actress portrays England's beloved queen from her 1837 Coronation to her jubilee celebration of 60 years on the throne.
		Featuring a renowned performance by Anna Neagle, one of Great Britain's most famed golden age actresses, as Queen Victoria, this film was a huge hit when released during Coronation year in 1937.
		It's also a chance to see Dame Anna Neagle in one of her most famous portrayals.
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	channel4.com/film - Spring In Park Lane
		Anna Neagle, Michael Wilding, Tom Walls, Peter Graves, Marjorie Fielding, Nigel Patrick, GH Mulcaster, Josephine Fitzgerald
		An adaptation of AE Thomas's play 'Come Out Of The Kitchen' (which was itself adapted from the novel by Alice Duer Miller), it tells the story of Judy (Neagle), the daughter of a successful merchant who commits the massive social faux pas of falling in love with one of her servants, Richard (Wilding).
		The family, naturally, is appalled, but they might change their tune if they knew that Richard is in fact a blue blood who has fallen on hard times.
	www.channel4.com /film/reviews/film.jsp?id=139127 (220 words)

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		Neagle, Anna; Anna Neagle says There's always tomorrow
		Anna Neagle in Emma St. James Theatre Circa 1945
		Anna Neagle vintage ink sig + great pic display UACCRD
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	Anna Neagle Encyclopedia Article, Information, History and Biography @ MatronOfTheArts.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
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	www.matronofthearts.com /encyclopedia/Anna_Neagle (118 words)

	Britmovie - Maytime in Mayfair 1949
		Eileen Grahame (Anna Neagle) is the designer-manageress of one of Mayfair's exclusive dress salons.
		Maytime in Mayfair features a fashion show of top UK designs of 1950, which is of interest to fans of the 'New Look', and (as in the earlier film) Neagle and Wilding dance in the style of Astaire and Rogers.
		In an era of ration books and postwar austerity, it is not difficult to see why films such as Maytime in Mayfair were popular, particularly with female audiences, to whom the characters and their world must have epitomised glamour.
	www.britmovie.co.uk /genres/musical/filmography/006.html (573 words)

	Starlet toasts the Merchant Navy - A Friday in 1942 - CBC Archives
		British actress Anna Neagle is in Montreal to appear on CBC Radio's Merchant Navy Show, and she's warmly received by the 1,200 men who pack Montreal's Sailor's Institute.
		• Dame Anna Neagle was one of Britain's greatest celebrities of the 1930s and 40s.
		• In 1969 Anna Neagle was made Dame of the British Empire for her theatre work.
	archives.cbc.ca /IDC-1-110-1423-9192/1940s/1942/clip6 (426 words)

	Anna Neagle \| News, Biography, Images & Discussions
		'''Dame Anna Neagle''' DBE (20 October 1904andndash;3 June 1986), born '''Florence Marjorie Robertson''', was a popular English actress and singer.
		She was born in Forest Gate, Essex (although most biographical sources indicate London).
		She had a long career on the English stage and screen, ranging from a role in the chorus of...(continue reading)
	www.woofactor.com /celebrities/Anna_Neagle (53 words)

	IRENE - Anna Neagle Ray Milland Average Herbert Wilcox Romance Comedy Musical 1940 -
		IRENE - Anna Neagle Ray Milland Average Herbert Wilcox Romance Comedy Musical 1940 -
		This film is mostly filmed in fl and white but it has some Technicolor scenes that show off the beautiful gowns.
		Anna Neagle has several nice dance numbers and songs, including, "Alice Blue Gown."
	www.movies2go.net /review/Irene.html (97 words)

	screenonline: Neagle, Anna (1904-1986) Biography
		A leading star in British films for over 25 years from 1932, she won several awards as Britain's favourite actress and biggest female box-office draw.
		Early role for Anna Neagle as Charles II's famous mistress
		Stirring Anna Neagle melodrama about a couple separated by WWII
	www.screenonline.org.uk /people/id/486979 (285 words)

	BrocanteHome: Anna Neagle On Solitude... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		This work is licensed under a Creative Commons License.
		As you would expect from a woman renowned for her beauty, her column was refined and elegant and whether she was commenting on the folly of regret or the glory of independance, her writing was, and remains inspirational.
		It had been a long hard day and now I was rushing home to change before going out to dinner.
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	Brighton & Hove Bus and Coach Company Limited (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Among the most notable of the theatrical set was Dame Anna Neagle who lived in Lewes Crescent.
		Her husband was Herbert Wilcox who was a well-known film director.
		Born in 1904, Anna Neagle made her first film in 1930 and her last in 1959.
	www.buses.co.uk /history/fleethist/856an.htm (203 words)

	Anna Neagle: The Times Obituary - Sidebar - MSN Encarta
		Anna Neagle: The Times Obituary - Sidebar - MSN Encarta
		This obituary for Dame Anna Neagle appeared in The Times on June 4, 1986.
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	Classic Movies : presented by ClassicMovies.COM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		King Richard of Laurentia (Flynn) is banished but returns to the throne.
		Forced into a political marriage with Princess Christiane (Patricia Wymore, Flynn's wife in real life), he continues his affair with his mistress (Anna Neagle) and keeps her in a convenient love nest even after the birth of his son and heir.
		Starring Errol Flynn, Dame Anna Neagle, Patricia Wymore, Martita Hunt, Finlay Currie.
	www.classicmovies.com /cm/film_detail.asp?film_id=286 (166 words)

	Anna Neagle at Hollywood.com
		She also starred in occasional musicals, including "Irene" (1940) and sometimes also did romantic comedy, such as the highly popular "Spring in Park Lane" (1948).
		Neagle enjoyed a measure of success in films made in Hollywood from 1939 until the middle war years, and after her more than quarter century of film stardom petered out in the late 1950s, she returned with considerable success to the British stage.
		husband:Herbert Wilcox (married 1943 in London; between 1932-59 made 32 films with Neagle, beginning in the early 1930s; died in 1977 aged 87)
	www.hollywood.com /celebrity/Anna_Neagle/194630 (403 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Spring In Park Lane [1948]: Video (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Michael Wilding and Anna Neagle are great in "Spring in Park Lane." Its a very romantic an dfunny film one of the best very romantic and great storyline.
		This is the best Anna Neagle and Michael Wilding film.
		Michael Wilding, the mysterious new footman, enters the life of Anna Neagle's character, Judy, and life is never quite the same again.
	www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/B00005ATFD (263 words)

	AMCTV.com SHOW - Irene
		A simple Irish girl becomes a hit with the well-to-do crowd and attracts the attention of two men in this Cinderella-like musical comedy, a remake of the 1926 silent hit of the same name.
		Anna Neagle stars as Irene, a humble girl caught in a whirlwind when she unwittingly finds success as a model, has two men (Ray Milland and Alan Marshal) fighting for her affections and is mistaken for royalty.
		Billie Burke, Alan Marshal, Ray Milland, Anna Neagle, May Robson, Arthur Treacher, Roland Young
	www.amctv.com /show/detail?CID=5533-1-1 (109 words)

	Anna Neagle (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Anna Neagle (October 20, 1904 - June 3, 1986) was a popular British actress and singer.
		Anna had a long career on the English stage and screen, ranging from a role in the chorus of Charlot's revue in 1925 to Charlie Girl in 1965.
		In British films, she played everything from Queen Victoria to war heroine Odette Hallowes.
	www.ftppro.com /library/Anna_Neagle (89 words)

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