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- Diana_Napier abstract "Diana Napier (1905–1982) was a British film actor. She was born Alice Mary Ellis in Bath, Somerset, on 31 January 1905. She died in Windelsham, Surrey on 12 March 1982, aged 77.Napier, known to her family as \"Mollie\", was married three times. Her first husband was the actor G.H. Mulcaster whom she married in 1927 and later divorced. Her second was the Austrian tenor, Richard Tauber (1891–1948), to whom she was married from 1936 until his death, and her third was the Polish artist, Stanislaw Wolkowicki whom she had met during the war [when she worked for the Polish Red Cross] and married in 1953. He died in 1965, and she was buried with him in the Churchyard of St. Michael and All Angels, Sunningdale, Berkshire in 1982.Napier was the daughter of Major APB Ellis, an ENT specialist and sometime army surgeon, and Alice Napier. She took her mother's maiden name as her screen name. Having spent much of her childhood in South Africa, where she attended the Maris Stella School in Durban, the family returned to England and she embarked on a stage career. After a few years in repertory, she was offered a screen test by Alexander Korda, and made a few films before he dropped her. She then appeared in 1935 opposite Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. in Mimi, a film directed by Paul L. Stein, a childhood friend of Richard Tauber, who had directed Tauber's first British film Blossom Time in 1934. It was through Paul Stein she met Tauber, and appeared with him in three films made in 1935/36, the first of them, Heart's Desire, under Stein's direction. For five years, 1935 until 1940, she rented the Villa Capri at Elstree, where she lived with Tauber from the time of their marriage.Shortly before Tauber's death, she set up an artists studio in Beauchamp Place, which became the design and display company Diana Display Ltd. (later DNT Associates) based in Parsons Green, Fulham, London.She published a biography of her husband in 1949, a volume of autobiography (My Heart and I, 1959), and collaborated with Charles Castle on This was Richard Tauber, a book and a film issued in 1971 to mark what would have been Tauber's 80th birthday.".
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- Diana_Napier deathDate "1982-03-12".
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- Diana_Napier wikiPageWikiLink Sunningdale.
- Diana_Napier wikiPageWikiLink The_Private_Life_of_Don_Juan.
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- Diana_Napier alternativeNames "born Alice Mary Ellis, known as Molly; Napier was her mother's maiden name".
- Diana_Napier dateOfBirth "1905-01-31".
- Diana_Napier dateOfDeath "1982-03-12".
- Diana_Napier name "Napier, Diana".
- Diana_Napier placeOfBirth "Bath, Somerset".
- Diana_Napier placeOfDeath "Windelsham, Surrey".
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- Diana_Napier description "British film actress".
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- Diana_Napier comment "Diana Napier (1905–1982) was a British film actor. She was born Alice Mary Ellis in Bath, Somerset, on 31 January 1905. She died in Windelsham, Surrey on 12 March 1982, aged 77.Napier, known to her family as \"Mollie\", was married three times. Her first husband was the actor G.H. Mulcaster whom she married in 1927 and later divorced.".
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