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Edric Connor

Edric Connor (1913-1968) Trinidadian folk singer and actor who settled in Britain in 1944. A popular BBC radio personality in the 1940s he was also a television pioneer when the BBC resumed its service in 1946 at Alexandra Palace. Made many films including Cry, the Beloved Country, Moby Dick and The Vikings. First black actor to appear at the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre in Stratford in 1958 when he played Gower in Pericles

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12079720
Media ID
48089603
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1776px x 2448px (374KB)
Credit
© The Stephen Bourne Collection / Mary Evans
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Strictly editorial use only. Book cover use must be cleared with Mary Evans
Source
Stephen Bourne Collection
Date
1956

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