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Sun 13
Sherlock Holmes in Pursuit to Algiers — Rosalind Ivan
Basil Rathbone as the sleuth involved with assassins and jewel thieves during a Mediterranean cruise. Nigel Bruce, Marjorie Riordan, Martin Kosleck, John Abbott. Sanford: Morton Lowry. Nikolas: Leslie Vincent. Originally titled "Pursuit to Algiers."
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Sun 13
Sherlock Holmes in Pursuit to Algiers — Rosalind Ivan
Basil Rathbone as the sleuth involved with assassins and jewel thieves during a Mediterranean cruise. Nigel Bruce, Marjorie Riordan, Martin Kosleck, John Abbott. Sanford: Morton Lowry. Nikolas: Leslie Vincent. Originally titled "Pursuit to Algiers."
Air Time & Details for Rosalind Ivan, Sun 13, 4:00 pm
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British actress Rosalind Ivan gained most of her fame on the Broadway and London stages, but she also appeared in several memorable Hollywood films. At age ten, Ivan was a musical prodigy who gave piano recitals in London. This early experience performing led to her become a distinguished character actress in British Theater.
In 1912, she first appeared on Broadway. In addition to acting, Ivan also wrote magazine articles, and book reviews; in 1927, she translated The Brothers Karamazov for a Theatre Guild production. In film, she first gained notice for her portrayal of a nagging wife in The Suspect (1945).
This led her to be cast as unpleasant women in several other films; she was so convincing in her roles that some in Hollywood called her "Ivan the Terrible."