Joyce Carpenter (actress)
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Joyce Carpenter | |
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| Born | 4 October 1924 Wandsworth England |
| Died | 21 May 1990 |
| Occupation | Actress |
Joyce Carpenter (1924 – 1990) was a British television, radio and stage actress. Her roles included Jean in Marked Personal (1974),[1] Betty Fox (who became Betty Brook) in The Dales radio series (1962-1969),[2][3] and Liza Perks in Annie (1967-1969).[4]
Joyce carpenter describes her time starting out in Repertory theatre. In an article titled The Palace Theatre in the Berkshire Mercury published Saturday 17 October 1970.
Television
- The Bill 1988 woman in curlers
- Rapunzel Let down your Hair 1978 Movie
- Marked Personal 1974 Jean
- Comedy Playhouse 1970 Mrs Ludlow
- Adam Adamant Lives 1966 Mrs Tudor
- Court martial 1966 Martha Tillotson
- Dr Finlay's Casebook 1965 Betsy Wills
- The Scales of Justice 1965
- Taxi 1963 Mrs Coggins
- Drama 61-67 1963 waitress
- Harper's West One 1962 Mrs Green
- The Renegade 1961 Schoolmistress
- Playbox 1961 Madam Parker
- Probation Officer 1961 Mrs Mortimer
- The Eustace Diamonds 1959 Alice
- Frankie Howerd in Shakespeare without tears Mrs Gubbins 1959
- Solo for Canary 1958
- Sunday Night Theatre 1958 Miss Peake
- On Stage London 1957
- London Playhouse 1956
- The Star without a Name 1955
- Who Dares Yet Doubts 1953
- This Happy Breed 1952 Elie
Stage
- singing in the rain Miss Ginsmore 1983-85 London Palladium
- murder for the asking 1971, Little Theatre Club London
- annie Liza Parks 1967-68 Westminster Theatre
- from crime to crime Françoise 1961, Ambassadors Theatre, London
- love locked out Sarah Anne Siddlethwaite 1960, Birmingham Southsea etc
- free as air Connie 1957 Savoy Theatre London
- Saturday night at the crown Dora Hardy 1956-57 Bradford, Blackpools
- jubilee girl Miss B Swan 1956 Palace Theatre London
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