Lawson, Mary (1910–1941)
Lawson, Mary (1910–1941)
English actress and singer. Born Aug 30, 1910, in Darlington, Durham, England; died May 4, 1941, in Liverpool, England, during an air-raid attack; m. Francis W.L.C. Darlington.
Made London stage debut in The London Revue (1925), followed by Good News, White Horse Inn, Casanova, Cinderella, Home and Beauty, Going Greek and Running Riot; films include A Fire Has Been Arranged, House Broken, To Catch a Thief, Cotton Queen, Can You Hear Me Mother?, Toilers of the Sea and Oh Boy; also appeared in concerts and cabarets.
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