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Australian figure skater
"Bill Cherrell". Olympedia. Retrieved 3 July 2020. Bill Cherrell at Olympics.com Bill Cherrell at the Australian Olympic Committee Bill Cherrell at Olympedia
Bill_Cherrell
Former multi-sport event
Parkinson/Tony Nash/A.Dawes/Chris Williams UNKNOWN Figure Skating Men's Singles Bill Cherrell David Clements UNKNOWN Figure Skating Women's Singles Anne Reynolds
Commonwealth_Winter_Games
skating Glenn Carroll: Bobsleigh (1994) Joanne Carter: Figure skating Bill Cherrell: Figure skating (1960) Rodney Clarke: Figure skating (1988) Nick Cleaver:
List of Australian Winter Olympians
List_of_Australian_Winter_Olympians
Sporting event delegation
Athlete(s) Event CF FS TO Points Rank Bill Cherrell Men's 19 18 162 1042.3 18 Tim Spencer 18 11 142 1171.2 17 Aileen Shaw Ladies' 25 24 221 965.7 25 Mary
Australia at the 1960 Winter Olympics
Australia_at_the_1960_Winter_Olympics
2 612.9 17 Tim Spencer Australia 6x16+ 91.0 142.0 1171.2 612.3 18 Bill Cherrell Australia 9x18+ 162.0 162.0 1042.2 553.8 WD Norbert Felsinger Austria
Figure skating at the 1960 Winter Olympics – Men's singles
Figure_skating_at_the_1960_Winter_Olympics_–_Men's_singles
English actor (1920–2014)
Perrin in 1996. Horsley starred opposite David Roper, Peter Sallis, Gwen Cherrell, Sally Kinghorn, Jean Heywood and David Ross in the ITV comedy series Leave
John_Horsley_(actor)
1976 British anthology
6 "For Services to Myself" Alan Dobie James Hazeldine Ronald Radd Gwen Cherrell David Allister Arthur Blake Richard Steele Gordon Flemyng Story by : Teleplay
Red_Letter_Day_(TV_series)
American actress (1910–2006)
Year Title Role 1934 One More River Dinny Cherrell Great Expectations Estella 1935 We're Only Human Sally Rogers 1936 The Luckiest Girl in the World Pat
Jane_Wyatt
television, 1969–1970: A Casual Affair Norman Bird as Arthur Low, Gwen Cherrell as Joan Low, James Maxwell as Jack Almond, Hildegard Neil as Lady Kastellan
W. Somerset Maugham on stage and screen
W._Somerset_Maugham_on_stage_and_screen
British TV anthology series (1964–1965)
Gearon Katherine Blake Gwen Cherrell Scott Forbes Cyril Luckham Michael Lynch Michael Allaby Adapted from the play. Not billed under Thursday Theatre in
Thursday_Theatre
would later become series producer in 1963. The next six episodes were billed as part of the Summer Armchair Theatre run. For the remainder of the series
List of Armchair Theatre episodes
List_of_Armchair_Theatre_episodes
British short drama film series (1962–1967)
1967 Justine Lord, Maxine Audley, Brian Haines, Derrick Sherwin, Gwen Cherrell, Henry McGee, Peter Bathurst Peter Duffell Colour The dedicated wife of
The_Scales_of_Justice
1953 play by N. C. Hunter
Gielgud, featured Robert Eddison (Julian), Gladys Young (Laura), Gwen Cherrell (Frances), John Turnbull (David), Belle Chrystall (Miss Mathieson) and
A_Day_by_the_Sea
Fowl") and David Ashton ("Old Dogs, New Tricks") Ross, Virginia — Gwen Cherrell Rudd, Charlie — Gerald James Rudd, Maurice — Nial Padden Rupe — Danny O'Dea
List of All Creatures Great and Small (1978–1990 TV series) characters
List_of_All_Creatures_Great_and_Small_(1978–1990_TV_series)_characters
British TV drama anthology (1964–1970)
is based on records in the BBC Genome archive of the Radio Times. Titles billed as The Wednesday Play (or The Wednesday Play presenting: ...) in the Radio
The_Wednesday_Play
British television situation comedy
(Last of the Summer Wine) as Arthur Simister and Alfred Simister, Gwen Cherrell as Alice Simister, Sally Kinghorn as Jennifer Padgett, Jean Heywood as
British_sitcom
Recurring figure skating competition
won the men's and women's events in 1976, respectively; Edwina Sloman and Bill Hewison won the pairs event in 1966; Stephen Carr won the men's event in
Australian Figure Skating Championships
Australian_Figure_Skating_Championships
UK & US theatre acting awards established 1945
Leopoldstadt 1948 Jessica Spencer as Barbara Martin in Royal Circle 1949 Gwen Cherrell as Cherry in The Beaux' Stratagem 1950 Daphne Arthur as Margaret in The
Clarence_Derwent_Awards
British television drama series (BBC, 1965–1973)
Ostime, Geraldine Moffatt Missing 16 October 1967 You Meet All Sorts Gwen Cherrell George Spenton-Foster Philip Dudley Jane Downs, Johnny Briggs Missing 23
Thirty-Minute_Theatre
service to management education, competition policy, and workplace reform Dr Cherrell Hirst For service to education as Chancellor of the Queensland University
1998_Australia_Day_Honours
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