Talk:Janet Davies (actress)

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Please feel free to add back in once good references have been found.

Her father, a solicitor, died in his early thirties, and as a result she was sent to boarding school.
She worked as a BBC secretary for two years, assigned to programmes including Dick Barton before eventually moving into repertory in 1948, appearing at Leatherhead, Watford, Shrewsbury, Bedford and Northampton. ^{[citation needed]}
Her first appearance is in the first episode, The Man and the Hour, and her last is in the final episode, Never Too Old.

James Kevin McMahon (talk) 16:26, 28 March 2024 (UTC)Reply