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Contributor	Laurence Halbert
Gender	Male
Nationality	English
Date of Birth	1890
Place Of Birth	Sheffield
Date of Death	June 1935
Place Of Death	Sydney
Functions	Actor, Producer, Actor and Singer
Notes	Arrived in Australia from England early 1920s, played vaudeville for Fullers. Started announcing and singing on early radio fpr 2FC. Moved to producing plays in late 1920s. Died young in 1935.
NLA	https://nla.gov.au/nla.party-1592707
Events	Date Function Contributor Organisation
	The Man Who Stayed at Home, Radio 2FC Little Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 26 March 1931 The Broken Wing, Radio 2FC Little Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 10 July 1930 The Tomb of Osiris, Radio 2FC Little Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 21 November 1929
	Producer The Man Who Stayed at Home, Radio 2FC Little Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 26 March 1931 The Broken Wing, Radio 2FC Little Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 10 July 1930 The Tomb of Osiris, Radio 2FC Little Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 21 November 1929 Actor The Broken Wing, Radio 2FC Little Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 10 July 1930
	May Hollinworth - Actor The Man Who Stayed at Home, Radio 2FC Little Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 26 March 1931 The Broken Wing, Radio 2FC Little Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 10 July 1930 The Tomb of Osiris, Radio 2FC Little Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 21 November 1929 John Pickard - Actor, Playwright The Man Who Stayed at Home, Radio 2FC Little Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 26 March 1931 The Tomb of Osiris, Radio 2FC Little Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 21 November 1929 Mimi Spaull - Actor The Broken Wing, Radio 2FC Little Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 10 July 1930 The Tomb of Osiris, Radio 2FC Little Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 21 November 1929 Nancye Stewart - Actor The Man Who Stayed at Home, Radio 2FC Little Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 26 March 1931 The Broken Wing, Radio 2FC Little Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 10 July 1930 Ronald Andrews - Actor The Tomb of Osiris, Radio 2FC Little Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 21 November 1929 Marjorie Annan - Actor The Tomb of Osiris, Radio 2FC Little Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 21 November 1929 Robert Bertrand - Actor The Broken Wing, Radio 2FC Little Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 10 July 1930 Paul Dickey - Playwright The Broken Wing, Radio 2FC Little Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 10 July 1930 James J Donnelly - Actor The Broken Wing, Radio 2FC Little Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 10 July 1930 Richard Fair - Actor The Broken Wing, Radio 2FC Little Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 10 July 1930 Brunton Gibb - Actor The Broken Wing, Radio 2FC Little Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 10 July 1930 Charles W Goddard - Playwright The Broken Wing, Radio 2FC Little Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 10 July 1930 Fred Ives - Actor The Broken Wing, Radio 2FC Little Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 10 July 1930 Herbert Leigh - Actor The Man Who Stayed at Home, Radio 2FC Little Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 26 March 1931 Mayne Lynton - Actor The Broken Wing, Radio 2FC Little Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 10 July 1930 Phyllis McGrath - Actor The Man Who Stayed at Home, Radio 2FC Little Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 26 March 1931 Ellis Price - Actor The Man Who Stayed at Home, Radio 2FC Little Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 26 March 1931 J E Harold Terry - Playwright The Man Who Stayed at Home, Radio 2FC Little Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 26 March 1931 Lechmere Worrall - Playwright The Man Who Stayed at Home, Radio 2FC Little Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 26 March 1931
	A. B. C. Players The Man Who Stayed at Home, Radio 2FC Little Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 26 March 1931 The Broken Wing, Radio 2FC Little Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 10 July 1930 Australian Broadcasting Company The Man Who Stayed at Home, Radio 2FC Little Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 26 March 1931 The Tomb of Osiris, Radio 2FC Little Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 21 November 1929 Radio 2FC The Man Who Stayed at Home, Radio 2FC Little Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 26 March 1931 The Tomb of Osiris, Radio 2FC Little Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 21 November 1929 ABC Radio Drama and Features Department The Broken Wing, Radio 2FC Little Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 10 July 1930 The University of Sydney, Dramatic Society (SUDS) The Tomb of Osiris, Radio 2FC Little Theatre, Sydney, NSW, 21 November 1929
Resources	Book: Richard Lane, National Film and Sound Archive, The golden age of Australian radio drama, 1923-1960: a history through biography, Melbourne University Press, Carlton South, VIC, 1994 Photograph: Radio 2FC, 2FC: studio with Lawrence Halbert and Ewart Chapple, May 1928
Data Set	AusStage
Contributor Identifier	463902

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