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Steel-Cutting Ceremony for Northern Lighthouse Board s New Hybrid Powered Aids to Navigation Vessel

A steel-cutting ceremony for the Northern Lighthouse Board’s new state of the art hybrid powered vessel, which is to serve off Scotland and the Isle o.

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Gondan Cuts First Steel For New Northern Lighthouse

Spain s GONDAN Shipbuilders announced it held a steel cutting ceremony marking the start of construction on a new vessel…

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Obituary: Fiona Clyne, film and TV actress who put her family before her career success

Obituary: Fiona Clyne, film and TV actress who put her family before her career success
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Remember when Graham Moffat, playwright who wrote Bunty Pulls the Strings

GRAHAM Moffat, seen here on the left, was a noted actor and playwright whose greatest success was a comedy, Bunty Pulls the Strings. Produced in 1911, it sent his fame over the English-speaking world. The play was staged at the Playhouse, London, then ran for some 600 performances at the Haymarket Theatre. The cast included Moffat, his wife Maggie (who also designed the dresses), their daughter Winifred, two brothers, and a sister. “It became immensely popular”, said Moffat’s obituary in these pages, in December 1951. “Fashionable London took it up. ‘Bunty’ had conquered the West End. Mr [Herbert Henry] Asquith [the then Prime Minister] was among the classical scholars who found in this quaintly amusing study of Scottish character a source of enjoyment which could not be wholly satisfied with one performance”.

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