Heather Thatcher

b. 3 Sept 1896, London, Britain, d. 15 Feb 1987, Hiddington, Britain. An accomplished celebrity, Thatcher began showing up in silent movies in 1915 and was noticed during the following 10 years in Altar Stores (1916), The Green Terror (1919), JUST A LITTLE Wager (1920), and an Anglo-German co-production, THE TINY Hour Of Peter Wells (1921), among many. Through the past due 20s she made an appearance frequently in talkies, where her commanding existence and vocal specialist brought her many roles as entitled ladies mostly in the united kingdom but sometimes in Hollywood. Included among her movies from the 30s certainly are a Warm Part and Comets (both 1930), … HOWEVER THE Flesh Is certainly Weak (1932), Loyalties and It’s A Youngster (both 1933), The Personal Lifestyle Of Don Juan (1934), The Dictator (1935), another Anglo-German film, Mama Guidelines Out (1937), Fools For Scandal, Women’ School, and when I Were Ruler (all 1938), and Beau Geste (1939). In the meantime, Thatcher appeared in the London stage in the well-known The Boy (1917), by Fred Thompson with music by Lionel Monckton and Howard Talbot, lyrics by Adrian Ross and Percy Greenbank. Her 20s stage performances included Sally (1921, music by Jerome Kern), The Cabaret Female (1922), and THE WONDER Award (1923), all starring Dorothy Dickson. The last mentioned pair also highlighted George Grossmith and both got reserve and lyrics by Grossmith and P.G. Wodehouse and music by Kern. Thatcher’s film profession continuing, and in the 40s she performed similar upper-crust jobs in Man Hunt (1941), Anna Karenina (1948) and Trottie Accurate aka The Homosexual Female (1949). Thatcher continuing making films in to the middle-50s, although her jobs were now frequently little bit parts and she was occasionally uncredited.