hackforth造句

• He was also the grandfather of the actress Penne Hackforth-Jones.
• The show was a great success, turning Hackforth into an immediately recognisable figure.
• These were Joe Brady ( Gus Mercurio ) and Jessica Johnson ( Penne Hackforth-Jones ).
• The reconstruction of Maschinenfabrik HACKFORTH & Co . in Wanne-Eickel commenced immediately after the war.
• During World War II Hackforth-Jones was recalled to the Admiralty, serving in the Technical Branch.
• Coward was unhappy with Robert Helpmann's original production, hated the orchestration, and fired conductor Norman Hackforth.
• By the 13th century, the manor was in the hands of the " Burgh " family of Hackforth.
• At the start of the Second World War, Hackforth volunteered for military service, but was turned down on medical grounds.
• Hackforth-Jones was born at the end of the Victorian era in 1900, entering Osborne Naval College as a cadet in 1914.
• "' Penne Hackforth-Jones "'( 5 August 194917 May 2013 ) was a United States-born Australian actress and biographer.
• For many years he continued as the mystery voice, until Richard Dimbleby left the panel in 1965, when Hackforth changed roles and became a panellist.
• All commercial and technical installations of VULKAN ( in Dortmund ) and HACKFORTH ( in Herne ) were destroyed during a World War II air-raid.
• The manor descended with the manor of Hackforth until 1480 at which time they were conveyed to the Crown in the person of Richard, Duke of Gloucester.
• In 1947, Hackforth was recruited for a new radio panel show, " Twenty Questions ", a BBC adaptation of a successful American format.
• Hackforth worked again with Coward on the unsuccessful " 1955 Las Vegas performances, but was unable to get an American work permit, and was replaced by Peter Matz.
• Hackforth's first job was as nightclub pianist in Soho, and in the late 1920s and throughout the 1930s that was his principal occupation, working at a range of clubs.
• Hackforth later became the musical director of Anglia Television, before retiring in the 1970s and publishing an autobiography, " And the Next Object . . . ", in 1975.
• In 1969, Hackforth-Jones made her first credited on-screen appearance in the Australian television series " : 30 Seconds " and " The Doctor Blake Mysteries ".
• Amongst the many actors in guest roles were Ray Meagher, Judy Nunn, Rowena Wallace, Lisa Crittenden, Rebecca Gilling, Anne Phelan, June Salter, John Blackman and Penne Hackforth-Jones.
• The episodes dealt with the adventures of bushrangers Sam Cash ( Serge Lazareff ) and his partner Joe Brady ( Gus Mercurio ) and a helpful widow, Jessica Johnson ( Penne Hackforth-Jones ).