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Boyfriend (1937) - Mrs. Grimes The Toast of New York (1937) - Mrs. Callahan - Charwoman (uncredited) You Can't Have Everything (1937) - Y.W.C.A. Scrub Woman (uncredited)

February 1939) was a New Zealand homemaker, dairy worker, petitioner and charwoman. She was born in County Kerry, Ireland on 24 May 1862. Her husband Louis

because the café is closed however. Then she goes to Mr Kadgit's but his charwoman tells her he is not there because it is Saturday. Next she goes to Mr

as Landlady Ben Williams as Lucky Nora Gordon as 1st Charwoman Jennie Gregson as 2nd Charwoman TV Guide said, "the usual padding that plagues the "Old

The Garden Party and Other Stories. The gentleman opens his door to his charwoman, who tells him that her grandson has died. Through an analepsis, the grandson

psychology .... Jack, journalist .... Bob, photographer .... Officers .... Charwoman .... Removers .... Voice of reproductor .... Directed by Petr Mikulík

- Mrs. Harris Time Is My Enemy (1954) - Mrs. Budd - Charwoman The Crowded Day (1954) - Charwoman Mad About Men (1954) - Nurse Carey's Landlady (uncredited)

Female Healers. p. 236. Hsieh. "From Charwoman to Empress Dowager". Ming Studies: 45. Hsieh. "From Charwoman to Empress Dowager". Ming Studies: 46.

of London (1935) as Drunk Woman (uncredited) Becky Sharp (1935) as The Charwoman Calm Yourself (1935) as Anne 'Annie' A Feather in Her Hat (1935) as Katy

as Mrs. Cardigan Margaret Emden as Duchess of Wetherby Violet Gould as charwoman Alfred Harris as Wilkinson John Howard as William Rolands Ruby Miller

Ben Wright as First Constable Mathilda Calnan as First Charwoman Peggy Stewart as Second Charwoman Leslie Thompson as Constable Parker Don Herbert as Jack

Weidel Franklyn Ardell as Marco Etienne Girardot as Nello Jessie Ralph as Charwoman Jane Darwell as Grandma Walter Brennan as Grandpa Gladys Earlcott as Wardrobe

Witham, the inn's landlady, warns Malcom about the judge's house, but the charwoman, Mrs Dempster, dispels these fears – explaining she is not afraid of 'bogies'

as Police Col. Sierow Mira Zimińska as Janka Mirska Maria Chaveau as Charwoman Eugeniusz Bodo as Worker Kazimierz Justian as Spy Jan Belina Skaff, Sheila

Bessie Burgess: a street fruit-vendor, and Protestant. Mrs Gogan: a charwoman. Mollser Gogan: daughter of Mrs Gogan, dying of tuberculosis. Fluther

(1939) - Screaming Spinster at Circus (uncredited) Let Us Live (1939) - Charwoman at Theatre Hold-Up (uncredited) S.O.S. Tidal Wave (1939) - (uncredited)

Bertram Grassby as The Crook Adolph Lestina as Mr. Pollett Kate Toncray as Charwoman George Nichols as Dr. Sheldon (credited as George Nicholls) The film was

anti-suffrage leader Lady Corinthia Fanshawe, anti-suffrage leader Mrs Farrell, charwoman An orderly A room in the War Office on 1 April 1912. General Mitchener

Hell (1933) - Mrs. Burns (uncredited) The Women in His Life (1933) - Charwoman (uncredited) The Scarlet Letter (1934) - Mistress Allerton (uncredited)

Douglas as Fred Mitty Thomas Gallagher as Captain Nan Marriott-Watson as Charwoman Derek Nimmo as Young Man Baskin p.28 Ellen Baskin. Serials on British

Charles Hickman as Sgt. Brace Philip Hatfield as Hunter Dora Gregory as Charwoman Grace Poggi as Dancer Francis De Wolff Wood p.84 Low, Rachael. Filmmaking

Ingenue (stage sequence) (credited as Joey McCreery) Alice H. Smith as Charwoman (stage sequence) François Dumas as Char-man (stage sequence) Joe Ray as

Scotland Yard Shayle Gardner - as police inspector Vi Kaley - as the charwoman Harry Gunn - as yokel Frank Dane - as henchman Fewlass Llewelyn - as Museum

Amy Wolfe Columba Heneghan as Plumber Helena Walsh as Charwoman #1 Triona Ui Chonsdale as Charwoman #2 Marie Stafford as Marion Aoife O'Grady as Colleen

moves in next door. Carl is kidnapped by the Belford's gardener and charwoman with the intention of returning him to Europe to face justice. Martin

Avis Townes, was a light opera singer but later had to find work as a charwoman. He and his family emigrated to Cleveland, Ohio in 1908. His younger brother

Danny Boy (1941) - Mrs. Maloney Old Mother Riley's Circus (1941) - 1st Charwoman Sheepdog of the Hills (1941) - Mrs. Weeks, Varney's housekeeper (uncredited)

moves in next door. Carl is kidnapped by the Belford's gardener and charwoman with the intention of returning him to Europe to face justice. Martin

Danny Boy (1941) - Mrs. Maloney Old Mother Riley's Circus (1941) - 1st Charwoman Sheepdog of the Hills (1941) - Mrs. Weeks, Varney's housekeeper (uncredited)

daughter as a result of childhood sexual assault, as after Barry's death the charwoman who discovered Barry's sex when laying out the body reported that pregnancy

and the performances of Beryl Mercer—reprising her role as the elderly charwoman in the original 1917 New York stage production—and the young Gary Cooper

the Stomach Turns" (Carol, Tim, Vicki, Craig, Kenneth, Sally Field) The Charwoman – "Meantime" (Carol) Finale: "I'm So Glad We Had This Time Together" (Carol)

Guest Alphonse Martell as Institute Superintendent Nanette Vallon as Charwoman Robert Verdaine as Detective Jacques Villon as Clerk Erickson p.203 Erickson

Charles Hawtrey as a prissy accountant and Patricia Hayes as a Cockney charwoman. ... The special effects are not elaborate but exceptionally well handled

Last Summer (1959) – asylum inmate (uncredited) Urge to Kill (1960) – charwoman The Naked Edge (1961) – Cleaner (uncredited) The Young Ones (1961) – woman

Uncredited 1955 The Gold Express Agatha Merton 1958 The Horse's Mouth Charwoman Uncredited 1958 Separate Tables Miss Meacham 1959 Room at the Top Miss

Girl Student The Kitchen (1961) as Winnie Never Back Losers (1961) as Charwoman The Edgar Wallace Mystery Theatre (1962, TV Series) as Mrs. Wall The Traitors

Carlo Lizzani) - Madre di Luisa Roman Holiday (1953, di William Wyler) - Charwoman I Vitelloni (1953, di Federico Fellini) - Signora Rubini Gelosia (1953

Film Festival. Nikos Diamandis Kora Karvouni as Ana Youlika Skafida as Charwoman Maria Skoula as Sofia Christos Stergioglou "September". Karlovy IFF. Retrieved

owner 1986 Zkrocení zlého muže Aunt Andulka 1986 Velká filmová loupež Charwoman 1989 Konec starých časů Františka 1993 Chacun pour toi Mme Kovetch 1996

Robert Meyn as German lawyer Marina Ried as Doris Wingender Traute Rose as Charwoman Edgar Ott as Ranger Peter Capell Wolf Martini Werner Peters Wolfgang Preiss

and Sheila Fischman, (2010).) L'Éclusier (Lock-keeper) – (1953) The Charwoman – (1954) Midinette (Needles and Pins) – (1955) La Canne à pêche – (1959)

(uncredited) Shadow of a Woman (1946) - Mrs. Calvin The Verdict (1946) - French Charwoman (uncredited) Humoresque (1946) - Professor (uncredited) Flaxy Martin (1949)

Life Mrs. O.H.B. Gage, Kay's grandmother W.S. Van Dyke 1935 Metropolitan Charwoman Richard Boleslawski 1935 I Found Stella Parish Nana Mervyn LeRoy 1935

Journal of Asian History. 1997: 121–146. Hsieh, Bao Hua (1999). "From Charwoman to Empress Dowager: Serving-Women in the Ming Palace". Ming Studies. 42:

St. Barbe West as Mrs. Willis Yvonne Buckingham as Gwen Rita Webb as charwoman Laura Thurlow as Jenny Ken Midwood as Sergeant Brigs Brian O'Higgins as

Gurney Enid Hewitt as Grace Noel Dyson as Gallery Regular Dorothy Darke as Charwoman Bartlett Mullins as Hargreaves Sue Thackeray as Girl Ian Fleming as Jury

Moscow Nights (1935) – Madame Anna Sabline Scrooge (1935) – Scrooge's charwoman It's Love Again (1936) – Mrs. Durland Southern Roses (1936) – Mrs. Rowland

Nigel Bruce as Dr. John H. Watson Patricia Morison as Hilda Courtney/Charwoman Edmund Breon as Julian "Stinky" Emery (as Edmond Breon) Frederick Worlock

Waterloo Road, mainly four figures, Tom Gibbs, a policeman, Mrs. Gardner, a charwoman of the Air Ministry, Father Hutchinson, the retired Anglican vicar of

"Bohemian Restaurant") – Barry Neame Henri (A waiter) – James Blakeley Magda (Charwoman at the palace) – Mabel Sealby Olga (Maid of honour) – Hazel Dawn Sofia

Frederick Leister as Inspector Ivan Brandt as Wilson Sara Allgood as Charwoman Glynis Johns as Mary Carr Amy Dalby as Hospital Nurse Irene Handl as Neighbour

Fezziwig Annette Badland – Butcher's Wife / Mrs. Fezziwig Linda Gough – Charwoman (credited as Lynda Gough) Jack Gunning – Cratchit Child Christina Martina

Black Poodle' Emilie Giesrau as an elderly lady Pepi Glöckner-Kramer as charwoman Karl Hauser as Servant Willy Hein as Principal Rudi Horky as Kursekretär

Vaughn Monroe sequence (uncredited) Barbara Woodell as Nellie – Irish Charwoman (uncredited) Emile Boreo as Henry Walter Damrosch (conductor) Olin Downes

(uncredited) Kitty (1945) as Madame Aurelie (uncredited) Johnny Angel (1945) as Charwoman (uncredited) This Love of Ours (1945) as Anna Holiday in Mexico (1946)

Sun (1943) - Tama's Mother (uncredited) Sweet Rosie O'Grady (1943) - Charwoman (uncredited) The Song of Bernadette (1943) - Townswoman (uncredited) The

Leslie Brooks as Virginia Taylor John Qualen as Swangron Mabel Paige as Charwoman Herbert Rudley as Marcy Charles Arnt as Coblenz George Chandler as Artell

King Matilda Kate – Cherry Constant Harriett Jane – Mercia Swinburne Charwoman – Muriel Barney "Chu Chin Chow", Victoria and Albert Museum, accessed

as Lotta Öberg, was a Swedish poet. Öberg was born in Stockholm to a charwoman and a carpenter. Due to her family's poverty, she was unable to attend

Kaeferstein, Dr. Kegel, pupils of Hassenreuter John, foreman mason Mrs. John, charwoman to Hassenreuter Bruno Mechelke, her brother Pauline Pipercarcka, a servant

Assistant (1942) - Mrs. Kipp (uncredited) The Sky's the Limit (1943) - Charwoman (uncredited) The Miracle of Morgan's Creek (1943) - Mrs. Johnson (uncredited)

Bar Maid 1964 My Fair Lady Cockney with Pipe Uncredited 1964 36 Hours Charwoman 1964 The Night Walker Manager 1965 Zebra in the Kitchen Hefty Woman Uncredited

Uncredited 1944 The Doughgirls Maid Uncredited 1944 The Spider Woman Charwoman (scenes deleted) 1944 None but the Lonely Heart Madame La Vaka Uncredited

Square Josette Edgar Wallace Mysteries 1962 The Phantom of the Opera Charwoman I Thank a Fool Woman in the Black Maria 1963 The Small World of Sammy

Londonderry Air (1938) - Widow Rafferty On the Night of the Fire (1939) - Charwoman That Hamilton Woman (1941) - Mrs. Cadogan-Lyon Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

unbilled cameo as a cleaning lady, dressed as her friend Carol Burnett's charwoman character. Unusually the soundtrack album by Henry Mancini featured a

again, Alpamis conquers Urtan—a very destructive demon and son of the charwoman of Alpamis’ family—who attempted to possess his wife Gulibairsen." There

Carlini as Mario Delani Claudio Ermelli as Giovanni Paola Borboni as charwoman Alfredo Rizzo as taxi driver Laura Solari as secretary Gorella Gori as

Ethel Shroake of 393A High Street, Leytonstone, the late Queen's former charwoman, and closest in succession to the throne. Ralph Richardson as Lord Fortnum

story of a child evacuee, torn between two class worlds, one with her charwoman mother in London and another with a middle-class, evacuee 'parents'. It

At Jenny's urging, Arthur sees a marriage counsellor, but a gossipy charwoman overhears their session and spreads what was discussed. After Jenny confides

is at Rookery Nook to greet him. Except for a larger-than-life daily charwoman, Mrs Leverett, Gerald is temporarily on his own at Rookery Nook, Clara

Maria Sonya Cordeau as Yvonne Marne Maitland as Xavier Miriam Karlin as charwoman Patrick Troughton as ratcatcher Renée Houston as Mrs Tucker Keith Pyott

Bufoni Julie Andrews Maid (deleted scene) Ainsley Jarvis (singing voice) Charwoman Eric Pohlmann Bergesch The Fat Man Geoffrey Bayldon Gutch Dr. Claude Duval

referred to as Mrs Skirricker in the diary), his girlfriend Ann Fox, a charwoman, who was twenty six years his senior, and his beloved grandmother, "Granny"

Stephan Mikla Cyril Chamberlain as Policeman in Park Thora Hird as Derek's Charwoman Rosemary Treston as Helen Martin Miller as Mario - Waiter at the Savoy

as Sedley's page Elspeth Dudgeon as Miss Pinkerton Tempe Pigott as The Charwoman Ottola Nesmith as Lady Jane Crawley Creighton Hale as British Officer

included stage, cinema and television work. She played the cameo role of the Charwoman in Diego Fabbri's religious drama Man on Trial at the Lyric Theatre, London

Assists at home (1), Farmer of 640 acres employing 18 men & 8 boys (1), Charwoman (1), Farmer's Son (1), Char-woman (1), Wife to above (1), Manages Cottage

where Plant and other denizens of Long Piddleton gather. Mrs. Withersby, charwoman at the Jack and Hammer, who spends most of her time sleeping by the fire

more established characters looked down on the Ogdens. Hilda worked as a charwoman, cleaning the Rovers Return, Mike Baldwin (Johnny Briggs)'s factory and

(informal) tea. From Mandarin 茶 (chá). char (informal) see charwoman charlady see charwoman Chartered Accountant one authorised to certify financial statements;

(1946) – "A new series of interludes in the life of radio's most famous charwoman. With Dorothy Summers as Mrs. Mopp Script by Ted Kavanagh. Produced by

or script-writer. Forest died on March 19, 2024, at the age of 96. The Charwoman (La femme de ménage) – 1954 The Dikes (Les aboiteaux) – 1955, co-directed

(2009). Scrooge, The Musical (2002) (Lincoln Center/National Tour) – Charwoman/Mrs. Fezziwig Narrative Invtervention (2002) (HERE Arts Center; Off-Off-Broadway)

'cultivated people'. I found a more delicate and refined sympathy in my charwoman in Aberdeen than I did in any of my educated acquaintance." The unconventional

wife, Mrs Miller, believes she will benefit from the assistance of a charwoman to do the rough work of washing etc. as she approaches her later years

discussion between two medical students, Medical Dick and Medical Davy, and a charwoman; during the course of their dialogue, it is revealed that Lily Foley has

1954 Vilma Kurer The Winner Hilde Kranzbeck 1955 Vivian Nathan Anastasia Charwoman 1956 Frances Sternhagen The Admiral Bashville Shavian Heroine 1957 Joan

thus entertaining himself he is frequently admonished by the dear old charwoman. Mrs. Graves, be careful. When she returns to the room after a moment's

and his wife Annie Griffiths, who supplemented the family income as a charwoman doing paid housework and cleaning. Reggie, as he was generally known,

C. V. France as Spirit of Christmas Future Athene Seyler as Scrooge's charwoman Maurice Evans as Poor man Mary Lawson as Poor man's wife Barbara Everest

Mrs. Jones Marianne Stone as Mr. Stanton's Secretary Dandy Nichols as Charwoman John Gregson as Leslie Edward Chapman as Mr. Bunting Cyril Raymond as

Her parents were Stanislas Aristide, a cooper, and Josephine Marie, a charwoman; they were reported to be second cousins. Marie was the couple's first

After Paul decides to run an "Ideal Girl" contest in London, his Cockney charwoman Maggie takes great interest in it. Antoinette Bower, Clarke Gordon, Barbara

Handicap in California. Alacndo was descended from the Irish broodmare Charwoman (foaled in 1933), making her a distant relative of May Hill. Danon The

One), which was remade years later with Angela Lansbury as Mrs Harris, a charwoman in search of a fur coat (or a Christian Dior gown in Lansbury's case)

Kingsley Colton (Tiny Tim), George Spelldon (Mr. Fezziwig), Alice Frost (Charwoman), Ernest Chappell (Announcer): 348 : 53  December 30, 1938 "A Farewell

Albine in Thaïs, Alisa in Lucia di Lammermoor, Anna in L'Africaine, the Charwoman in The Makropulos Affair, Clotilde in Norma, Countess Ceprano in Rigoletto

and went to Drenthe to paint. Sien went back to work as a seamstress, charwoman and possibly as a prostitute. Her children, Maria and Willem, lived with

Following the death of her husband, Zillah moved away and became a "charwoman" in Manchester before moving to London where she remarried. Following

of the 1911 Census, Vine's father was dead and his mother worked as a charwoman to support her five young sons. Vine married Phyllis May Barham in Ashbourne

any significant leading idea... Mrs. Gabriel... represents a cockney charwoman with a realism and a persistent sympathy which almost triumphs over the

a month for their answer. The scene shifts to the squalid home of the charwoman, Mrs. Smith, who, ill in bed and unable to earn the rent money, is about

Cast list for "Home John", a revue performed in the camp on 27 July 1918. Erroll Sen appeared as "Winifred", and James Whale as "Charwoman".

appeared in a crowd scene of Gaidai's 'Diamond hand' playing the part of charwoman and in Sergei Bondarchuk's War and Peace, playing the part of noble old

August 21, 1912 534 1581 Authorizing Appointment of Sadie A. Wright as Charwoman Without Regard to Civil Service Commission Regulations August 23, 1912

to explorer and hunter, Hector Galbraith, who is away in Africa. His charwoman, the macabre Mrs Newsome, warns her favourite, Hector's daughter Valentine

(GB) 1953 Bois Roussel Vatout Plucky Liege Nivea Nearco Diva Aunt May (GB) 1955 Grey Sovereign Nasrullah Kong Mrs Mops Colombo Charwoman (Family: 15-a)

policy making or from the functioning of the administrative process as a charwoman." Douglas concurred with Justice Black's dissent that the Hatch Act was

Hunkeler is looking for further hints, surveys Theo Ruf who gave a job as charwoman to Aische, and a neighbor of the Aydin's tells Hunkeler that she observed

Boiling Springs Stakes. She was descended from the American broodmare Charwoman (foaled in 1926), making her a distant relative of Bounding Home and Riva

Awards" with Dickie Attenborough Dickie Attenborough The Oscar Wilde Sketch Charwoman (Animation) David Niven's Fridge Pasolini's Film "The Third Test Match"

Oblast (2018–present) Sergey Tsivilyov (United Russia): Nadezhda Ilyina, Charwoman of the Kemerovo Committee of Housing Nikolay Senchurov, former Chairman

Dobie Gillis Bridge Player/Dr. Carlotta Kaggel 2 1961 The Detectives Charwoman "Power Failure" 1965 Honey West Masseuse "The Swingin' Mrs. Jones" Bewitched

personal pride that one of the characters in the book—"an illiterate charwoman, it is true"—carried his name. Arrowsmiths printed these appreciations

superstitious about his football garments, for he seldom seems to trouble the charwoman with them." Roose enjoyed to the full the acclaim that his sporting exploits

derision and disgust. One of Julia's temporary servants, who is also the charwoman at Selden's apartment, sells Lily a package of torn love letters. These

betrayed him. Weronika has a close friendship with Artur Bart and works as a charwoman in a hospital. Oliwia Popławska (Marta Bryła) came to Leśna Góra in 2017

in the steel mill in Youngstown. His mother at one point worked as a charwoman in a public school. As a young man, according to an interview with his

eunuchs". Journal of Asian History (121–146). Hsieh, Bao Hua (1999). "From charwoman to Empress Dowager: Serving-women in the Ming palace". Ming Studies. 42

cellars of Police HQ. I asked [the consulate] why and was told that a charwoman denounced her of having a secret radio receiver". She was at first held

question some people who saw Una at the Savoy, and also her flatmate and charwoman, who both attest that she spent the night in her own bed. Working all

saucepan. He speaks with a country accent, and swore a great deal at the old charwoman." During his tenure as prince regent, says Robert Southey, a contemporary

Marseille Michael Curtiz United States Passport to Destiny Ray McCarey Charwoman travels to Germany to assassinate Hitler United States The Purple Heart

court backing. The local schoolmistress hired the priest's wife as a charwoman to prevent her prosecution for parasitism, but the local boss then fired

Me Polka". Guest Act: A despondent Carol sings "But Not For Me" as her Charwoman character. Guest Act: Carol tries to clear the dance floor for her "Lonely

become a big superstar and even slaps a director, whereas she is in a charwoman's getup. Next day Geethika decides to leave the film industry as she was

Victor/Victoria Victoria Grant / Count Victor Grezhinski Trail of the Pink Panther Charwoman (uncredited) 1983 The Man Who Loved Women Marianna 1986 That's Life! Gillian

chairman chalk chalkboard champ (v) chap (v) chapman chapbook char (chore) charwoman char (burn) charcoal chare charlock chary chat chatroom chatty chatter

what I said, making the following comment: “Well, she is nothing but a charwoman.” With that I slammed on the brakes of the car, jerking it to a halt in

real name is Richard Babley in David Copperfield. Dilber, Mrs Scrooge's charwoman who sells his bed linen and curtains to Old Joe when Scrooge is shown

Kingsley Colton (Tiny Tim), George Spelldon (Mr. Fezziwig), Alice Frost (Charwoman), Ernest Chappell (Announcer). Adapted from the novel by Ernest Hemingway

Theatre Royal in Sydney. By October 1911, Brunton was playing 'Magda' (a charwoman at the palace) in The Balkan Princess when it played at His Majesty's

Herbert starts to worry about Dobie and Imogene again. Nora Marlowe as Charwoman. Note: Based on Max Shulman's short story "You Think You've Got Troubles