STUART ROBERTSON IN HOLLYWOOD
Stuart Robertson bas been known in England for a number of years as a famous baritone. Frequently in the Press be has been called “ the Nelson Eddy of Great Britain.” Since coming -to Hollywood two years ago with his sister, Anna Neagle, and Producer Herbert Wilcox, Robertson has deserted the concert stage for the movies. His latest picture is ‘ No, No, Nanette,’ which stars Miss Neagle. In this he plays a dual role, that of father and son, mem-
bers of a law firm which for generations has kept Boston blue-bloods out of trouble. So impressed was Herbert Wilcox with Robertson's characterisation of the elder Stillwater that he had the role built up so that the white-haired, white-moustached, gouty, but gay old dog of Boston’s Main Line might bo seen throughout the latter sequences of the film.
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Evening Star, Issue 23753, 7 December 1940, Page 5
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141STUART ROBERTSON IN HOLLYWOOD Evening Star, Issue 23753, 7 December 1940, Page 5
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