Katharine Blake
- Born
- 1921 · Johannesburg.
- Died
- 1991 · London.
- Nationality
- South Africa
- Occupation
- actress
- Languages
- English
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- 1."Blake, Catherine (Katharine)" in Howard Maxford, Hammer Complete: The Films, the Personnel, the Company (McFarland, 2018), p. 58
- 2.McFarlane, Brian. The Encyclopedia of British Film: Fourth edition. Manchester University Press. May 16, 2016. 9781526111968.
- 3."Rae Fanny Inglestone", "Illonne Inglestone", United Kingdom and Ireland, Incoming Passenger Lists, 1878-1960, accessed 24 January 2026
- 4."Mr Saul Inglestone", "Miss Ruth Inglestone", in United Kingdom and Ireland, Incoming Passenger Lists, 1878-1960, accessed 24 January 2026
- 5."Mrs R F Inglestone, 40, last address in the United Kingdom 26, St Johns Court N.W., Intended Future Permanent Residence S. Africa", "Miss R. Inglestone, aged 13", in United Kingdom and Ireland, Outward Passenger Lists, 1890-1960, accessed 24 January 2026
- 6."Rachael Fanny Freeman (1898–1967)", "Saul Engelstein (Inglestone) (1891–1973)", "Abraham Maurice Freeman (1866–1952)", "Elise von Garten Schmidt (1866–1942)", Ancestry.com, accessed 26 January 2026
- 7."ENTERTAINMENTS: THE DEVIL'S ADVOCATE", Buckinghamshire Examiner, Friday 26 September 1941, p. 5: "Characters in the play are taken by Katherine Inglestone (waitress), Robert Marsden as Dr. Henry Trench, Emilia Peruzzi as the porteress, and Natasha Wigand as the parlourmaid."
- 8."Katherine Inglestone as the ghost-woman", Buckinghamshire Examiner, Friday 17 October 1941, p. 6
- 9."INHERITANCE OF EARTH By MAURICE EDELMAN a drama of the Struggle for Freedom", Bucks Free Press (High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire), Friday 20 March 1942, p. 6
- 10."INHERITANCE OF EARTH", The Stage, Thursday 2 April 1942, p. 5
- 11."The cast of Spring Meeting", Buckinghamshire Examiner, Friday 25 February 1944, p. 8
- 12."Katherine Blake whom Amersham audiences will remember as Katherine Inglestone", Buckinghamshire Examiner, Friday 12 March 1948, p. 8
- 13."MAJOR PRODUCTION OF “ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA”", Stratford-upon-Avon Herald, Friday 29 November 1946, p. 3: "Katherine Blake, as Iras, the timid one, gives an exquisite performance..."
- 14."THE PICCADILLY", The Stage, Thursday 26 December 1946, p. 4: "Helen Christie's Octavia meets the needs of the case, but the Charmian and Iras of Nancy Nevinson and Katherine Blake are not especially inspired."
- 15."Edith Evans, Godfrey Tearle, and Iras (Katherine Blake)", The Queen, 5 March 1947, p. 46
- 16."Kieron Moore as Heathcliff and Katherine Blake as Catherine Earnshaw", Bradford Observer, Friday 5 March 1948, p. 1
- 17.Peter Noble, ed., British Film and Television Year Book, Volume 30 (Cinema TV Today, 1975), p. 42
- 18.Television in 1964 | BAFTA Awards. awards.bafta.org.
- 19.ARMCHAIR THEATRE Volume Two / DVD Review. www.cathoderaytube.co.uk.
- 20.Wednesday's Child (1970). BFI.
- 21.Islands in the Heartline (1976). BFI.
- 22.ONS. Inglestone Illone C. / Jacobs. FreeBMD.
- 23.ONS. Inglestone Illone C. / Green. FreeBMD.
- 24.ONS. Greene, Linda L B /Inglestone. FreeBMD.
- 25.ONS. Jacobs Matthew J B / Jameson. FreeBMD.
- 26.Katharine Blake. BFI.
- 27."Rachel Fanny Inglestone", JewishGen Online Worldwide Burial Registry (JOWBR): "Birth Date abt 1900; Death Date 03 Mar 1967; Age at Death 67; Burial Place Johannesburg, South Africa; Cemetery Chevra Kadisha, Johannesburg; Cemetery Burials 38083; Cemetery Comments Johannesburg Jewish Helping Hand & Burial Society", accessed 26 January 2026
- 28."Saul Inglestone", JewishGen Online Worldwide Burial Registry (JOWBR), "Name Saul Inglestone; Birth Date abt 1894; Death Date 18 Apr 1973; Age at Death 79; Burial Place Johannesburg, South Africa: Cemetery Chevra Kadisha, Johannesburg; Cemetery Burials 38083; Cemetery Comments Johannesburg Jewish Helping Hand & Burial Society", accessed 26 January 2026
- 29."Ruth Mandell", JewishGen Online Worldwide Burial Registry (JOWBR), "Name Saul Inglestone; Birth Date abt 1925; Death Date 06 Dec 1998; Age at Death 73; Burial Place Johannesburg, South Africa: Cemetery Chevra Kadisha, Johannesburg; Cemetery Burials 38083; Cemetery Comments Johannesburg Jewish Helping Hand & Burial Society", accessed 26 January 2026
- 30.ONS. JARROTT Katherine Ilone. FreeBMD.
- 31."JARROTT Katherine of 67 Boydell Ct London NW8 died 1 March 1991 Probate London 14 November £157195", Wills and Administrations (England and Wales) 1991 (London: High Court of Justice, 1992), p. 4524
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