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Australian actress (born 1940)
Judith Anne Arthy (born 12 November 1940) is an Australian retired actress, and writer. Judith Arthy began her theatrical career in a production of Arthur
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1967 British film by David Greene
Anderson as young Susannah Oliver Reed as Ethan Flora Robson as Aunt Agatha Judith Arthy as Emma Rick Jones as Luther Whately Ann Bell as Mary Whately William
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1978 Australian television series
series. It starred John Hamblin as Sydney defence lawyer John Case and Judith Arthy as Winsome Blake. Supporting cast were Max Osbiston as Proudfoot, Edward
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1966 Australian film
Gloria Dawn as Mrs Chapman Jeanie Drynan as Betty Gita Rivera as Maria Judith Arthy as Dixie Doreen Warburton as Edie Barry Creyton as hotel clerk Graham
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1959 British TV series or programme
Humperdinck, Danny Wells, Sarah Ward 10 September 1966 – Jackie Trent, Judith Arthy, Pete Murray, Chris Farlowe 17 September 1966 – Marion Montgomery, Fanny
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British television series (1969–1970)
Kerley as Sergeant Hinds (3 episodes), Inspector Large's subordinate. Judith Arthy as Jennifer (2 episodes), the sister of Jeannie, who comes to London
Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased)
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2nd episode of the 1st season of Randall and Hopkirk
Randall Kenneth Cope as Marty Hopkirk Annette Andre as Jeannie Hopkirk Judith Arthy .... Jennifer Patrick Jordan .... Smart Les White .... Hales, the Chauffeur
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British television series (1965–1966)
assassination plot. Co-starring: Sue Lloyd. Guest stars: Alan MacNaughtan, Judith Arthy, Glynn Edwards, Royston Tickner and Richard Mathews. 13 "Portrait of
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1962 Australian play by Philip Albright
Tom Allan Trevor as Raoul Dennis Carroll as Terry Bruce Myles as Peter Judith Arthy Reyna Caron "The Break: A Modern Drama". AusStage. Retrieved 2023-07-19
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2nd episode of the 1st series of First Night
Magee as Sam Towler Ernest Parham as Jethro Joy Mitchell as Livinia Judith Arthy as Tetsy The Sydney Morning Herald review complained that the story was
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Devereaux, Walter Chiari, Clare Dunne, Chips Rafferty, Alida Chelli, Judith Arthy, Slim de Grey, Jeanie Drynan, Anne Haddy, Gita Revira, Tony Bonner, Graham
List of Australian films of the 1960s
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21st episode of the 1st season of Wednesday Theatre
Dorothy Bradley as Olwen Maxwell Jackson as Robert Amanda Fox as Freda Judith Arthy as Betty David Mitchell as Gordon Charles Stanton as Keith Sheila Florance
Dangerous Corner (Wednesday Theatre)
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1969 British film by Samuel Gallu
Clennery Tubbs Tammy Grimes as Lady Joan Mellon Rafiq Anwar as majordomo Judith Arthy as Patricia Parker Michael Bates as Mr Harrington Peter Bayliss as Doctor
Arthur?_Arthur!
1963 television film directed by Patrick Barton
in the Midlands market town on the River Trent. George Whaley as Eddy Judith Arthy as Julie Betty Berrell Helen Douglas Alan Hopgood as Gary Roma Johnstone
Night_Stop
1962 Australian TV series or program
Reverend Dr. Joe McCormick John Faasen as Sir John Franklin John Fegan Judith Arthy as Rosa Julianna Allan Liddy Clark as Pinkey Lionel Pearcey as Ed Curr
Jonah_(TV_series)
1965 Australian television series
Mary Reynolds, Tom Oliver, Thelma Scott, John Armstrong, Jeanie Drynan, Judith Arthy, Mike Thomas, Olga Blood, Kingsley Jackson 10 "Summer Affair" Ken Hannam
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Ronald Hines, Hamilton Dyce, Joby Blanshard, Natalie Kent, Peter Pratt, Judith Arthy, Yemi Ajibade, Dorothy Edwards, Elizabeth Proud, Derek Seaton, Philip
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17th episode of the 1st season of Wednesday Theatre
throwing Amy off the top of the tower. Andrew Guild as Edwin Haviland Judith Arthy as Selina, Lady Haviland Keith Lee as Sir Rodney Haviland Mary Ward as
The_Tower_(Wednesday_Theatre)
5th episode of the 1st season of Wednesday Theatre
Keith Lee as Iago Frances McDonald as Desdemona Joan MacArthur as Emilia Judith Arthy as Bianca John Gregg as Cassio Terry Norris as Rodrigo Don Crosby as
Othello_(Wednesday_Theatre)
1964 Australian TV series or program
show. His wife Roz is a dress designer. John Gray as Walter, the father Judith Arthy as Roz Wheatley Alan Lander as Don Wheatley Joanne Duff as Manning Bennett
Continuity_Man
26-Oct-77 2247 The Piemakers: The Jolly Dan 27-Oct-77 2248 The Piemakers: Arthy makes History 28-Oct-77 2249 The Edge of Evening: The Sky-blue Whistling
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Australian theatre company
Weaver, John Bell Sydney Opera House Drama Theatre 1974-75 Hotel Paradiso Judith Arthy, Noeline Brown, Ralph Cotterill, Ronald Falk, Ivar Kants, Norman Kaye
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3rd episode of the 1st season of Wednesday Theatre
country, Judith, the daughter of the American ambassador, falls for the Igor, son of the Russia ambassador. Raymond Westwell as the general Judith Arthy as
Romanoff and Juliet (Wednesday Theatre)
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Annual honours list
environments and overseas crises. Australian Capital Territory Kareena Arthy – For outstanding public service to economic development and recovery during
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Australian actress (born 1947)
Aliens Nurse The Office Picnic Mara 1975 Promised Woman Marge The Great MacArthy Andrea The Removalists Kate Mason 1976 Summer of Secrets Rachel Adams 1979
Kate_Fitzpatrick
1982 killings of Surinamese political opponents
Steven Dendoe [nl] Iwan Dijksteel [nl] Roy Esajas [nl] Ernst Gefferie [nl] Arthy Gorré [nl] John Hardjoprajitno [nl] Orlando Heidanus [nl] Kenneth Kempes [nl]
December_murders
Government agency operating the Sydney Opera House
Haviland CBE (chairman), Edward William Adams, Clarence Henry Woodward Arthy, Professor Henry Ingham Ashworth, Doris Fitton OBE, John Glass CBE, Sir
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Church in Gloucester, England
installation; previously Pastor) City Centre Rector (Diocesan Canon) – Nikki Arthy (since 2009; Rector of St Mary de Lode, St Mary de Crypt and Hempsted) Archdeacon
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Patricia Arquette (USA) Rosanna Arquette (USA) Karen Arthur (USA) Natasha Arthy (Denmark) Larysa Artiugina (Ukraine) Ritva Arvelo (Finland) Dorothy Arzner
List of female film and television directors
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British royal recognitions
Engineering. Harry Hunter Wilson, Sub Officer, Cumbria Fire Service. John McArthy Wolfe, Milk Roundsman, Unigate Dairies. Beryl Margaret Wright, Technical
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