Pictures

Margaret Lockwood (as Nurse Anne Graham) and Barry K Barnes (as Stephen Faringdon) in a photograph from The Girl in the News (1940) (14)

Sid Field (as Sidcup Buttermeadow) and Margaret Lockwood (as Nell Gwynne) in a photograph from Cardboard Cavalier (1949) (27)

Joan Greenwood (as Betty Miller) in a photograph from The Gentle Sex (1943)

Joan Greenwood (as Elizabeth) in a photograph from The Man Within (1947) (12)

Photograph of Julia Lockwood (3)

Julia Lockwood in a publicity photo from the 1950s

British actresses Julia Lockwood who will play Peter Pan, with Juliet Mills who will play Wendy, in the annual production of ’Peter Pan’ at London’s Scala Theatre

Cigarette card (Ardath, Series 7, Number 35) featuring Margaret Lockwood in a pose from Bank Holiday

Margaret Lockwood (Gainsborough) attracted the attention of film talent scounts whilst appearing in ‘Family Affairs’ at the Ambassadors Theatre, London. With her rich brown hair, green eyes, vivacious personality and attractive soprano voice, she has figured successfully in a number of films, including the Gainsborough pictures ‘Dr Syn’, ‘Bank Holiday’ and ‘Owd Bob’. Series seven. Issued by the manufacturers of State Express and Ardath Cigarettes.

Dutch gum card (Series D, Number 143) featuring Margaret Lockwood

Dutch gum card (Series B, Number 90) featuring Margaret Lockwood

Margaret Lockwood plays Peter Pan with her daughter Julia Lockwood as Wendy in Peter Pan at the Scala Theatre, London, in 1957

Mother and daughter (Margaret Lockwood and Julia Lockwood) smile happily as they perform together in Peter Pan at the Scala Theatre, London, in 1957. Margaret plays Peter Pan and Julia Wendy

Margaret Lockwood in one of the famous flying sequences from Peter Pan. Photo taken at the Scala Theatre, London (1950)

Margaret Lockwood in rehearsals for Peter Pan at the Scala Theatre, 1949

Will Fyffe (as John Shaw) and Margaret Lockwood (as Mary Shaw) in a photograph from Rulers of the Sea (1939) (31)

Margaret Lockwood reads the script of Hungry Hill in costume in her dressing room

John Loder (as Denis Cobtree) and Margaret Lockwood (as Imogene) in a photograph from Doctor Syn (1937) (5)

Photograph from The Women (1939) (2)

Herbert and Sam Smith, the founders of British Lion Films sign the contract for a young Margaret Lockwood

Photograph of Margaret Lockwood (184)

Margaret Lockwood (as Catherine Lawrence) in a photograph from Bank Holiday (1938) (5)

Photograph of Margaret Lockwood (183)

Photograph of Margaret Lockwood (182)

Photo of Julia Lockwood and Margaret Lockwood

Photograph of Margaret Lockwood (180)

Photograph of Margaret Lockwood (179)

Photograph of Margaret Lockwood (178)

Photograph of Margaret Lockwood (177)

Photograph of Margaret Lockwood (176)

Photograph of Margaret Lockwood (175)

Photograph of Margaret Lockwood (174)

Photograph of Margaret Lockwood (173)

Photograph of Margaret Lockwood (172)

Photograph of Margaret Lockwood (171)

Margaret Lockwood at the Royal Command Performance, 1950. Also present is British actor, Michael Wilding.

Photograph of Margaret Lockwood (169)

Margaret Lockwood and Michael Wilding toast on the set of Trent’s Last Case. Also enjoying the occasion are producer Herbert Wilcox and British actress Anna Neagle, along with Wilding’s wife Elizabeth Taylor.

Photograph of Margaret Lockwood (168)

Photograph from The Confidential Clerk (1954) (1)

Photograph of Margaret Lockwood (167)

Lydia Garth (Margaret Lockwood) enters the nunnery in Madness of the Heart

Herbert Wilcox gives Margaret Lockwood a peck on the cheek; wife Anna Neagle looks on.

Margaret Lockwood smokes while reading, watched on by her daughter Julia Lockwood

Photograph of Joan Greenwood (63)

Autograph of Joan Greenwood

Joan Greenwood, whose elfin hair and husky voice have in themselves a hint of sorcery, has taken over the role of that other very enchanting witch, Lilli Palmer in Bell, Book and Candle. With her in this picture is her aristocratic familiar, Pyewacket, the Siamese cat, whose importance to the play calls for an understudy, a part undertaken by his brother. The Tatler and Bystander, 5th October, 1955

Photograph of Margaret Lockwood (164)

Donald Sinden and Joan Greenwood in a photograph from In Praise of Love (1973) (1)

Margaret Lockwood (as Lucy) in a photograph from The White Unicorn (1947) (97)