Catherine Clarissa Howarde (28 July 1864 – 18 February 1939), as stage name Kate Howarde, was an actress, playwright, producer and director. She is best...
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collaborating with fellow Australian composers Edward Tyrell and Lous L Howarde. Rattray is best known for the song "Boy in the Sailor Cap" which was the...
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Possum Paddock is a 1921 Australian film based on a popular play by Kate Howarde. It was the first Australian feature film to be directed by a woman. Only...
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my Lorde, that I haue maried Mrs Fraunces Howarde, daughter to the Lorde Thomas Howarde, Viscount Howarde of Bindon deceased, but I protest (as I desire...
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As Cavis and Millward mope over this terrible turn of events, Dwiglight Howarde (Jerry Gourd) arrives with Moyer to arrest them for stealing the star....
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1917) was a New Zealand singer and entertainer. Her stage name was Lydia Howarde. Annie Day was the daughter of a Melbourne merchant, Francis John Day,...
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narration That's Cricket (1931) – narration The Limit (1923) (with Kate Howarde) The Green Goddess (1925) "RADIO MANAGER AWARDED £4101". The Courier-Mail...
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Ratclyff, Eleaner Bridges, Elizabeth Garrett, Katheryn Howarde, Ysabell Holcrofte, Fraunces Howarde, Elizabeth Knolles, Anne Weste, Elizabeth Stafforde,...
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Show Kate Howard, fictional character in General Hospital Kat Howard Kate Howarde Kathy Howard (born 1958), American artistic gymnast Catherine Howard (disambiguation)...
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to make leases for xxj yeres. Howarde's Estate Act 1562 5 Eliz. 1. c. 5 10 April 1563 An Acte to restrayne Henry Howarde from discontynuing any his Landes...
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