Father: William Lindsay Lindsay-Hogg, 1st Baronet, Mother: Nora Cicely [Barrow], of Hayward's Grange, Jarvis Brook, Sussex His father was made a Baronet in recognition of his work in small horse breeding. Anthony became Second Baronet in 1923 when his father died. He appeared in the movie "Dark Red Roses" (which is presumably where he met Frances Doble, who also appeared in the movie).
m. 16 Dec 1929 in St Margaret's Church, Westminster, London, Frances Mary Hyde [Doble] , "The young Canadian actress"
"Since the groom, who is 21, is in mourning for his mother, Mrs Nora Lindsay-Hogg, who was killed recently on the hunting field [she was found drowned in a swollen stream after her return from a meeting of the Eridge Hunt], no reception was held after the ceremony" - Edmonton Journal They were divorced in 1934 on the grounds of adultery by Sir Anthony "with a woman whose name was not mentioned." They had separated in 1932, and in 1933 she received a letter from him, in which a hotel bill was enclosed. She was granted custody of their son William, who later became the 3rd Baronet. In 1937, she was reported to have joined General Franco's army organisation in Spain, serving in an ambulance unit in Salamanca. "Apart from the humanitarian instinct which no doubt prompted Miss Doble, she is an ardent supporter of General Franco's cause". Frances, Lady Lindsay-Hogg, died 12 Dec 1969 in Spain. "She was by no means a great actress, and her range was certainly limited. But what she acted, she acted perfectly" - The Stage Postings:
Address in 1949: 1, Hanover Sq, London
d. 31 Oct 1968
Buried St. Denys Churchyard, Rotherfield, Wealden District, East Sussex * ATA Personnel file not yet available |
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The Sketch
Visa for Brazil, 1949
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